Today we celebrated the next generation of global leaders. 🌍🎓 Congratulations to the Class of 2026 from the Master in Technology & Global Affairs, the Master in Applied Economics, the Master in International Development and the Master in International Relations.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! 🎓 Today we celebrated our IE University graduates as they begin their next chapter, ready to lead with purpose and make an impact around the world.

How can Europe stay competitive while advancing climate goals? Key takeaways from the recent dialogue hosted by Alinnea and the IE Competitiveness Hub Brussels at IE University: ie.edu/university/news-event…

At @south_summit 2026, Enrico Letta joined Lucien Burm and Miguel Ángel Alcalá to discuss Europe's competitiveness, startup growth and the path from innovation to scale. #SouthSummit2026

“The answers for yesterday’s world may not solve today’s challenges.” @AndresVelasco, former Finance Minister of Chile and author of The London Consensus, shared with us why policymakers need new approaches to navigate uncertainty and the pressures facing liberal democracies.

Brussels, London, real conversations and global perspectives. Students from the Master in Technology & Global Affairs experienced Immersion Week through visits, expert conversations and discussions on AI, tech regulation and misinformation. Learning, beyond the classroom.

Amanda Sloat, Professor of Practice at IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs, writes in The Washington Post on how transatlantic trust is eroding across security, trade, education, tourism and everyday life. Read her analysis: washingtonpost.com/opinions/…

Guided by Edurne Pasaban, the first woman to summit all 14 highest peaks on Earth, @ieuniversity students faced fear head-on in the Himalayas. Because leadership is built by stepping outside your comfort zone. Take a look!

Can tech and diplomacy solve global challenges together? Through the IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs x Google partnership, students explore how innovation supports climate action and cybersecurity. Discover more: ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

Leadership at 4,047 meters. During the Transformational Leadership Journey to Nepal, IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs students learned that leading is not about being first, but about helping the team move forward together. Watch their reflections.

What builds a resilient country? At IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs, Ecuador’s VP @mjpintoec shared a clear message: invest in people to drive growth. And for students, don’t wait to feel "ready." Act now and use your knowledge where it matters most.

What if you could learn AI from those applying it for 10+ years? Through IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs and @GoogleES’s partnership, students gain real-world insight into AI and content moderation. Discover the programs ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

What does leadership look like at 5,000 meters? “One of the most difficult things I have ever done… but it taught me the importance of perseverance and believing in myself.” Students completed the Transformational Leadership Journey in Nepal. Read more: ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

🎙️ In this @IeInsights podcast, @gabramosp , in conversation with @A_Sloat and @NathalieTocci , offers a timely and thought-provoking perspective on Mexico’s role in multilateralism, and on the urgency of advancing gender equality as a core pillar of sustainable development. ⚖️ The takeaway is clear: without strong multilateral frameworks, and without decisive progress on gender equality, our democracies and economies remain incomplete. 🔗 Listen here: ie.edu/insights/podcasts/gab… #Multilateralism #GlobalGovernance #GenderEquality #Leadership #Insights @IEuniversity  | @iespega

Tech and policy can’t evolve separately. The partnership between IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs and Google brings real-world exposure and industry insight into the classroom. Discover our programs: ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

Can you lead a country from exile? At IE University, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya shared how leadership without power relies on trust, values and constant connection with people. Read more: ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

How does the world look from India today? 🇮🇳🌍 In the latest episode of Power & Purpose @IeInsights , @priyankac19  joins @A_Sloat  and @NathalieTocci  to reflect on India’s evolving role in the global order. @IEuniversity @iespega  🎧 Listen to the full episode: ie.edu/insights/podcasts/pri…

This week at @iespega , I engaged with the September 2025 cohort of the Master in Technology and Global Affairs, a program designed to understand and navigate the intersection of technology, geopolitics, and governance.  23 students, 14 nationalities, one shared curiosity about the world ahead. 🌐 A real pleasure to work with such a sharp, diverse, and globally minded group of students. 🚀 @IEuniversity ie.edu/school-politics-econo…

What does leadership look like under pressure? Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya joined @IEuniversity to discuss democracy, exile and Europe’s future with Amanda Sloat and students.

Yesterday, we welcomed @Tsihanouskaya  to @IEuniversity  🇧🇾 A particularly meaningful moment was her conversation with @A_Sloat , together with our students from @iespega  — offering a timely reflection on Europe’s future, democratic resilience, and the challenges shaping today’s international order. 🎓 Her leadership, courage, and unwavering commitment to freedom and democracy are a powerful reminder of what responsible leadership truly means in practice. 🌍