Student life
What is life like as a student at UBI Business School? 5 reasons to live and study in Brussels 1.
International hub: Brussels is a melting pot of cultures, with over 60% of its residents hailing from overseas. This diversity – and its location within easy reach of other major European capitals – makes it a truly cosmopolitan city and the perfect place to broaden your horizons. 2.
Centre of global affairs: As the seat of the European Union, NATO, and other influential organisations, Brussels is at the heart of global politics and business. Studying here puts you at the centre of the action, offering unique opportunities to gain insights into international affairs and network with professionals from around the world. 3.
Entrepreneurial ecosystem: Brussels is a thriving hub for innovation and entrepreneurship. With local government programmes supporting research, development, and startups, the city offers a dynamic environment to launch and grow your own business. Whether you have a budding idea or simply want to be part of a creative community, Brussels is the place to be. 4.
Great lifestyle: As a student in Brussels, you'll be spoiled for choice when it comes to things to do and see. Explore the city's many historical landmarks, museums, and art galleries, sample the delicious local cuisine, or catch a live music show. With its central location and easy access to other European capitals, Brussels is also the perfect base for exploring the rest of the continent. 5.
Vibrant atmosphere: Brussels is a city that celebrates diversity and individuality. Here, you're free to be yourself and pursue your passions without judgment. With its friendly and welcoming atmosphere, Brussels is the perfect place to make new friends and create lasting memories.
Accommodation and cost of living Although student accommodation isn’t provided by UBI at the Brussels campus,
the School’s partnership with Spotahome has verified and budget-friendly housing to help you find the perfect place to call home during your studies.
When it comes to cost of living, Brussels is lower than many other major European cities. Plan on budgeting EUR 890-1300 per month to cover food and housing. You’re also able to work up to 20 hours a week as a student in Belgium, helping to top up your funds.
Student life in Luxembourg 5 reasons to live and study in Luxembourg 1.
Launch your career: Luxembourg's booming economy and thriving job market makes it a great place for ambitious students. Giants like Skype, Paypal, Rakuten and Amazon have all taken up European residence here, offering plenty of opportunity. 2.
Europe at your doorstep: Luxembourg's central location makes it your gateway to major European cities like Paris, Brussels, and Frankfurt. The fast train and flight connections allow you to easily explore the rest of the continent. 3.
Diverse and multilingual: As an international student in Luxembourg, you’re not alone. Embrace Luxembourg's international spirit with over 170 nationalities represented. French, German, and Luxembourgish are the official languages, but you’ll also hear English a lot. 4.
Something for everyone: Enjoy a vibrant cultural scene with museums, theatres, and live music or get active and experience Luxembourg’s stunning scenery with outdoor adventures like hiking, biking, and skiing. 5.
Top-rated lifestyle: Ranked among the best places to live, Luxembourg offers an exceptional quality of life. Find your perfect work-life balance in Luxembourg's safe and welcoming community, get around hassle-free with affordable public transportation and top it off with world-class healthcare and low crime rates, for a happy and fulfilling life.
Accommodation and cost of living as a student in Luxembourg UBI’s Luxembourg campus is in the picturesque town of Wiltz, under an hour away from Luxembourg City and within easy access of other major cities, Mersch and Ettelbruck.
When you study at UBI’s Luxembourg campus, you’ll enjoy privileged access to the town’s student dormitories, allowing you to easily transition to living in a new place and get comfortable in your new surroundings.
While it depends on your lifestyle choices and accommodation preferences, you can expect to spend around EUR 1,000 to EUR 1,500 per month on rent and living costs. Free nationwide transport makes commuting into the city or exploring the rest of the country easy.
Student life in Shanghai 5 reasons to live and study in Shanghai 1.
A dynamic hub: As the largest city in Asia and a major economic centre, Shanghai boasts a thriving job market and a high standard of living. It's a hive of innovation, ambition, and opportunity, making it an ideal place for aspiring business leaders and adventurous spirits to get their start. 2.
East meets West: Wander through charming French Concession lanes, marvel at glittering skyscrapers, or experience the unique phenomenon of the marriage market. Shanghai's architecture and lifestyle beautifully blends Eastern elegance with Western influences, offering a journey through time and cultures. 3.
Endless entertainment: From world-renowned museums and art galleries to lively nightclubs and karaoke bars, Shanghai has something for everyone. Catch a performance at the Shanghai Grand Theatre, watch a dazzling acrobatic show, or experience the neon-lit spectacle of the Bund waterfront. The city never sleeps, and there's always something new to discover. 4.
Convenient urban living: Shanghai boasts a world-class infrastructure, making it easy to get around. The extensive metro system is clean, efficient, and affordable, while taxis and ride-hailing services are readily available. The city is also pedestrian-friendly, with parks, plazas, and promenades offering green spaces and fresh air. 5.
A taste of the future: Shanghai is a glimpse into tomorrow. From bullet trains to smart technology, AI-powered experiences to futuristic architecture, Shanghai constantly pushes the boundaries of innovation. Immerse yourself in this cutting-edge environment and be part of shaping the world of tomorrow.
Cost of living as a student in Shanghai While cost of living varies depending on your accommodation and lifestyle choices, UBI students report monthly living expenses of approximately RMB 7000 to RMB 12,000 on average.
