EADA Business School Speciality : Management
programme: Business Management

The course and univesity were a lot of rich for me and my carreer. The professors had a good way to teaching studentes from another country. The programme provides not just classes in room but great technical visits to places to learn in practice and see how all works on day by day, and that part was a mix of learning and turist, making it bring knowledge with fun. I definitely recommend it not just for studying but for the experience to know a really amazing city to stay and live.

I did the Master in Management (English-taught) at EADA right after finishing my bachelor’s in Marketing in Mexico, and it was the right bridge between undergrad and a real career. What stood out most was how practical the programme is: you work on cases and team projects with classmates from all over the world, which forces you to communicate, negotiate and deliver with people who think very differently from you. That skill has been more useful in my day-to-day work than any single class.

The international mix of the cohort was the best part for me — as a Mexican student, studying in English alongside people from so many countries made Barcelona feel like a preview of working in a global company. The professors generally came from industry, so discussions felt connected to real business problems rather than pure theory.

Three years later, I work in B2B fintech marketing, owning strategy, analytics and execution, and I still draw on what I learned at EADA about structuring problems and presenting to stakeholders. If you’re coming from Latin America and want an international, hands-on programme in a city that’s amazing to live in, EADA is a solid choice.

I think while there’s a lot that could be better, considering it’s a new school that’s still building its identity, it’s pretty good. The classes are mostly great, the opportunities in school are also good but you gotta work to make them work in your favour which helps build skills. A little bit too much free time I would say but that gives me time to work so not an issue as well.

Studying at EADA Business School was amazing. The international community stays connected even after graduation, and the practical, hands-on classes truly prepare you for real-world challenges and global careers.

Great program overall, excellent professors with real experience, and very good materials (reading and study cases). They lack organization in some aspects and some people say it’s easy, however for me (an engineer), was challenging to learn about finance, economics and business strategy without having any background in it which makes it even more valuable for me. And the best of all, the amount of people from all around the world you get to know and work with.

EADA and our company collaborated on a special program to certify our hard skills. The curriculum included mandatory subjects alongside additional modules tailored to our industry. While two of the mandatory topics did not align perfectly with our specific needs, the complementary courses provided a solid foundation and a structured framework for an industry that previously lacked formal training paths for professionals (who typically learned entirely through daily challenges—a major vulnerability when dealing with corporate and enterprise clients). I not only highly recommend partnering with a private business school, but I also encourage continuing to develop and expand the program once it is established.

Business case studies are highly emphasized at EADA Business School, with weekly business projects and consulting-based learning. Professors are always available to support and guide students throughout case study discussions and analysis.

I really enjoyed the two weeks I spent studying at EADA. The professors are highly qualified and have excellent teaching skills. The building’s infrastructure is very good, and the school is very well located in Barcelona. I felt very welcomed throughout my time there.

The only point to note isn’t related to the school itself, but to the course I took, which I believe could have gone into more depth.

My experience in the Master’s program at my business school has been overall positive, although somewhat mixed. The program offers a solid foundation, especially for students without a background in business, making complex concepts accessible and easy to understand. While the content can sometimes feel less in-depth for those with prior knowledge, it still provides a good overview of key topics. The case study methodology is particularly effective and engaging, as it encourages practical thinking and real-world application. Although the number of weekly presentations felt quite high. I would have appreciated more support in job searching and additional company visits, as well as more diverse and engaging final project topics. Nevertheless, one of the strongest aspects of the program was the international environment, which allowed me to meet people from all around the world and gain valuable cultural exposure.