How to Apply to TIMI and Contact the Institute

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Prospective students can start an application to TIMI (The International Management Institute, Brussels) through the Apply links on the institute's website, which separate Non-Residential Programs from Residential Programs. Alongside the application entry points, the site lists an enquiry form, an e-brochure, student testimonial verifications, a Visit Us page, and a Fee page — so you can ask questions, request materials, verify student experiences, plan a campus visit, and check cost information before or during the application process.

Application paths: choose the track that matches your programme

TIMI's site splits applications into two tracks, and the programme you want determines which one you use.

Application track Programmes listed under it Format
Non-Residential Programs UGDM / PGDM Global Diploma in Management; Diploma in Entrepreneurship (six months); Under Graduate / Post Graduate Degree in Management (eleven months); Diploma in Digital Marketing; Diploma in Robotics; Diploma in Data Science; Diploma in Artificial Intelligence Non-residential
Residential Programs European Diploma in Entrepreneurship (one year); Post Graduate Degree in Management (one year, 1512 hours / 504…); Under Graduate Degree in Management; Post Graduate Diploma in Management Full-time, based out of Brussels

Two practical points from the programme descriptions:

  • The Post Graduate Degree in Management (non-residential track) is described as an eleven-month programme open to applicants above 20 years of age — an unusually broad eligibility statement worth confirming with admissions.
  • The Post Graduate Degree in Management (residential track) is described as a one-year programme spread over 1512 hours and 504 (the excerpt cuts off here), so request the full programme sheet via the e-brochure or enquiry form if contact hours matter to you.

Step-by-step application outline

  1. Pick your programme and track. Use the TIMI Programmes section to identify whether your target programme sits under Non-Residential or Residential.
  2. Open the matching Apply link. The site provides separate "Apply For: Non-Residential Programs / Residential Programs" entries — use the one that matches step 1.
  3. Submit the enquiry form if anything is unclear. The Enquiry Form is the general contact channel listed on the site; use it for eligibility questions (e.g., the age-20 rule), intake dates, and document requirements.
  4. Request the e-brochure. The E-Brochure link is the route to detailed programme materials, including the full hour/credit breakdown that the website excerpt truncates.
  5. Check the Fee page. Fee information is a named section of the site; treat it as the starting point for cost questions rather than relying on third-party summaries.
  6. Verify before you commit. The Student Testimonial Verifications link lets you check testimonials; if you can travel, the Visit Us page covers campus visits to the Brussels location.

Expected result: after steps 1–2 you have an application in the correct track; after steps 3–5 you have the programme details and cost information needed to decide whether to proceed.

Contact and information channels at a glance

Channel What it's for When to use it
Enquiry Form General questions to the institute Before applying, or when eligibility is unclear
E-Brochure Detailed programme materials When comparing programmes or checking hours/structure
Student Testimonial Verifications Checking student testimonials During due diligence on the student experience
Visit Us Campus visits in Brussels If you want to see the campus before committing
Fee Cost information Before finalising your programme choice
Contact Us Reaching the institute directly For anything the form doesn't cover

What to check before you apply

  • Track mismatch is the most common trip-up. The same programme name (e.g., Post Graduate Degree in Management) appears under both tracks with different durations and formats — confirm you are applying to the version you actually want.
  • The Brussels setting is part of the pitch. TIMI describes its location as exposing students to a transnational perspective through proximity to organizations such as the European Union Headquarters and NATO; residential applicants in particular should weigh this against the cost and relocation involved.
  • The site does not publish prices in the material available here. Use the Fee page and enquiry form to get current figures rather than assuming costs from programme length alone.
  • Programme details on the site are summaries. Several descriptions end mid-sentence (e.g., the 504-hour figure), so the e-brochure or a direct enquiry is the reliable source for complete specifications.

If your goal is simply to ask a question, the Enquiry Form is the fastest route; if you are ready to apply, go straight to the Apply link for your track and use the other channels to fill gaps in programme and fee information.