Alumni

What does it really mean to be a member of the Alumni Association? Forming part of the Alumni does not primarily mean belonging to a discount club (…although discounts do exist and we increasingly try to reach more agreements with companies in order to provide discounts to Alumni Members). Neither does it mean belonging to a company that organizes “get-togethers” (although the Association does organize dinner talks, “calçotadas” (which features “calçots” - young onions - as the main dish), open air barbecues, “espichas”(informal buffet-style parties with lots of cider), and many other fun gastronomical activities. Neither does being an alumnus mean being subscribed to an alumni magazine (…although Nuestro Tiempo does keep us informed about the University and other alumni members). Belonging to the Alumni Association is much more than any of this:

• It means supporting the University's research centers: CIMA (Center of Applied Medical Investigation), CIFA (Research Center of Applied Pharmacobiology), CEIT…
• It means contributing to curing diseases, through support of the University Hospital and the CIMA…
• It means supporting academically excellent students from lower-income families (Alumni Grants).
• It means increasing the value of your university diploma.
• It means helping your university, the University of Navarra, to improve day by day, and to increase its national and international prestige.

… I can do all this by being part of the Alumni Association?
… Yes, you can achieve all of this by forming part of the Alumni Association, by being an Alumnus, by promoting an “alumni culture”.

You have taken the most important step; now all you have to do is to formally become a member.
You have three membership options: Graduation, Basic and Magna. Choose yours.

• This rate is only for recent graduates: 30 euros a year
• This membership rate will be maintained during the first three years after graduation, or for students in their final year of studies.
• The spouse of the alumnus is included at no extra charge (in the case where both members of a couple are alumni, only one person will pay the membership fee)
• 1 euro of the fee goes to the Alumni Grant Program
• Correspondence will be sent to only one address

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• 50 euros a year
• It includes the spouse of the alumnus at no extra charge.
• 1 euro of the fee goes to the Alumni Grant Program.
• Correspondence will be sent to only one address

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• 200 euros a year
• It includes the spouse of the alumnus at no extra charge.
• Enrolling in this modality means collaborating in a greater measure in the Alumni Grant Program.
• Correspondence will be sent to only one address

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• If you are an IESE Association Member, you also automatically have the right to join the Alumni Association. Therefore, it is not necessary for you to pay a fee to the Alumni, as you pay this directly to the IESE Association.
• Nevertheless, to enroll in the Alumni Association you should fill out the membership form, indicating that you are an IESE member (or send us an e-mail with your data: postal address, telephone numbers, etc.).
• The spouse of the alumnus is included at no extra charge.
• Correspondence will be sent to only one address.

How your membership fees are used

The Alumni Association is not constituted as an independent financial entity, and so it constitutes a direct bridge between its Members and the University of Navarra. The members of IESE automatically belong to the Alumni Association. Alumni who wish to make donations do so through this latter association.

The membership fees serve to finance the publication and mailing costs of the letters, magazines, etc. that are sent to the members, and also to finance part of the activity of the Alumni Association. The rest of the costs are covered by the generous donations made by sponsoring companies and institutions

The Alumni membership fees are deducible from your IRPF tax and from the Tax on Corporations, in accordance with prevailing Spanish legislation.