International Management Institute “MIM-Kyiv” has dramatically upgraded its international standing according to the Eduniversal, the international ranking agency. It was awarded 4 Palms during the Convention of the organization in Perth. Thus, MIM-Kyiv has joined the premier league of 200 top business schools with significant international influence.

The 4 Palms award is the sign of the wider international recognition of the school’s pioneering endeavors in business education in Ukraine. “The first” is the word when it comes to describing MIM-Kyiv. Started in 1989 as the first knowledge economy international business in Ukraine it has grown its outreach beyond Ukrainian borders. It was the first higher education institution to be awarded international accreditation. In 2004 CEEMAN, Central and Eastern European Management Development Association awarded its IQA accreditation to MIM-Kyiv later on followed by the AMBA top notch global accreditation and making MIM-Kyiv the first school in Ukraine with two international accreditations. It was the first to get the Financial Times coverage for its success. It was the first to establish institutional partnerships with the world best schools by developing joint courses and conducting international modules with the Tepper School of Business, Business School of Stellenbosch University and School of Business at Ningbo University in China and to do research with the IMD and CEEMAN.

MIM-Kyiv has been a successful business in its own right. Its nearly 30 years of activity makes it one of the most long lived businesses in Ukraine which makes impact. Currently, MIM-Kyiv is the largest business school in Ukraine with over 4600 graduates, over 2200 MBA graduates and more than 3200 registered students. It has extended network of alumni, partners and friends represented in the Forbes list companies, parliament, governmental corporations, and any other place of decision making.
MIM-Kyiv is delighted that Eduniversal confirmed the AMBA accreditation panel opinion of the school as the “national and international asset” by awarding its 4 palms.