EU Business School

EUBusiness School offers students the opportunity to study in three distinctEuropean cities, each providing a unique cultural and professional experience.Located on the sunny Mediterranean coastline in Barcelona, at the foot of theSwiss Alps in Geneva, and in the economic hub of Munich, these campuses offer adynamic environment for learning. In addition to physical campuses, EU’sDigital Campus allows students to study remotely at their own pace, fromanywhere in the world. Students also have the flexibility to transfer betweencampuses, giving them the chance to explore the diversity of these cities,learn new languages, connect with people from different cultures, and expandtheir professional network.

Barcelona:
EU Barcelona now boasts three cutting-edge campuses, with the recent additionof the Upper Sarrià Campus. The two original campuses are situated in the heartof the city. The Diagonal campus overlooks the bustling Avinguda Diagonal inthe central business district, while the Ganduxer campus is located in theelegant La Bonanova neighborhood, known for its embassies and consulates. Bothcampuses feature state-of-the-art facilities designed to optimize the learningexperience for the 1,400+ international student body. They are within easyreach of the vibrant Plaça Catalunya and the famous Ramblas.

Thenew Upper Sarrià Campus is a testament to the school’s growth and commitment toeducational excellence. Located in the emblematic Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district,this campus spans over 4,000 m² across two adjoining buildings, offering 23classrooms, a modern auditorium, a cafeteria, and six large terraces forrelaxation. With state-of-the-art technology, interactive whiteboards, andspacious group work areas, the campus is designed for collaborative learning.The minimalist, contemporary design incorporates natural light and offersleisure spaces including lounge areas, table tennis, and foosball. This newcampus, which accommodates up to 900 students, represents a significantinvestment in the future of education at EU Barcelona.

Geneva:
The Geneva campus, inaugurated in 2020, is located in the heart of the citynear Lake Geneva, the Pont du Mont Blanc, and the central train station.Surrounded by leading financial institutions and luxury watchmakers, thiscampus features modern facilities that promote both learning and student well-being.Students benefit from excellent public transportation links, making it easy toexplore the city and the stunning surrounding mountains. This location providesa perfect blend of professional opportunity and leisure, with numerous nearbybusinesses, cafés, and restaurants contributing to a lively academicenvironment.

Munich:
In Munich, the EU campus is located across from the historic Theresienwiesefairground, home to Oktoberfest, placing students at the heart of this vibrant,international city. The modern, bright campus features contemporary learningspaces specifically designed to enhance the student experience. Munich’s statusas an economic powerhouse allows students to connect with global companies likeBMW, Siemens, Coca-Cola, Audi, and Porsche. Regular company visits are anintegral part of the curriculum, offering students real-world insights into thebusiness world.

DigitalCampus:
EU’s Digital Campus offers a flexible alternative to on-campus programs, withfoundation, bachelor’s, master’s, MBA, and further education courses availableonline. The digital platform leverages cutting-edge technology to deliver adynamic and interactive learning experience, featuring lectures from leadingindustry professionals and academic experts. Online MBA students also have theunique opportunity to attend on-campus weeks, where they can network with peersand faculty, visit companies, and attend guest speaker sessions. For eightconsecutive years, EU’s online MBA program has been ranked number one globallyby CEO Magazine, highlighting the excellence and flexibility it provides tostudents worldwide.

Student life

ExperientialLearning at EU Business School

EUBusiness School’s experiential and pragmatic approach to education is designedto equip students with the skills needed for the dynamic business world of thefuture. Lectures are delivered by industry professionals who use theirreal-world experience to bring theoretical concepts to life. Through exclusiveseminars, conferences, and company visits, students gain first-hand insightsinto the operations of leading global companies and interact with some of themost influential business leaders.

LearningFrom Leaders

EU’srenowned LearningFrom Leaders conference series provides students with the opportunityto hear directly from inspiring business leaders and influential thinkers. Pastspeakers have included Steve Davies, strategic advisor to the Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation; Zev Siegel, co-founder of Starbucks; and José ManuelBarroso, chair of Gavi and former president of Portugal. These sessions offerstudents the chance to learn from top-level professionals who have shapedindustries worldwide.

CaseStudies and Business Simulations

Studentsat EU Business School sharpen their analytical and problem-solving skillsthrough the use of case studies and business simulations. This interactive,student-centered learning method encourages students to apply theoreticalconcepts to real-world business scenarios. By working in teams, they developcreative solutions to complex challenges, preparing them for the fast-paceddemands of modern business environments.

CompanyVisits

Visitsto prominent national and international companies like Tesla, Amazon, and HPoffer students a deeper understanding of how business theories are applied inpractice. These visits are often paired with related coursework to ensure thatstudents grasp the practical implications of the theories they learn in class.This hands-on exposure is invaluable for bridging the gap between academia andreal-world business operations.

GuestSpeakers

EUBusiness School regularly hosts industry experts, entrepreneurs, and businessprofessionals who share their insights on a wide range of topics. From digitaltransformation to entrepreneurship, these talks, panel discussions, andworkshops give students an inside look into various sectors. Beyond theknowledge gained, these events are excellent opportunities for students toexpand their professional networks.

StudentChallenges

Studentsat EU have the opportunity to present their innovative ideas andentrepreneurial thinking on a global stage by participating in prestigiousevents such as the Change the World Model United Nations in New Yorkand the MorpheusCup in Luxembourg. These challenges provide a platform for students to showcasetheir skills and represent EU Business School in international forums.

FunActivities and Social Integration

EachEU Business School campus offers a vibrant student life, with a variety of funactivities and social events organized by the student board. These activitiesfoster community and help students integrate into campus life while making lifelongconnections. From cultural excursions and city tours to sports events, parties,and themed social gatherings, students can relax, have fun, and experience theunique culture of their campus city. Regular networking events, charityinitiatives, and international student meetups also provide opportunities forstudents to expand their social and professional networks.

Through thisexperiential approach, EU Business School ensures that students graduate withboth the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed intoday’s competitive business world.