EU Business School
speciality: International Business

I am very happy with my decision to pursue an MBA at EU Business School. The professors are highly knowledgeable, experienced, and genuinely supportive. They bring real-world business insights into the classroom, making the courses both practical and engaging.

I also appreciate the international environment, which allows students to learn from classmates with diverse professional and cultural backgrounds. The program has helped me strengthen my strategic thinking, leadership, and business management skills. Overall, my experience has been very positive, and I would recommend the MBA program to anyone looking for a global business education.

I really like that, I can able to build the good and diverse network here at Munich campus and also got good experienced professor from whom I can able to grasp the in depth knowledge. I can like the campus as well.

The degree is very well valued by companies although from my point of view the curriculum and content is very general and does not provide you with the information necessary for tomorrow to become “a great entrepreneur”. There are notions about marketing, finance, economics, etc. In short, a very general degree that opens many doors to the future.

EU Business School in Munich is a great place to study if you love a smaller class room size and a more hands on approach. The classrooms hold maybe 30 people max so you will definitely have the chance to get to know everyone! The lecturers and students are all from a different part of the world so the connections and friends you’ll make are incredible! I had a lot of fun studying here but was also very stressed at times during exams. I’ll say one downside to this university is the lack of assignments used to help boost your grade. There were only two assignment grades that made up your average; a midterm and final exam. So I’d say if you’re someone who struggles with test taking, it might be difficult only having 2 tests make up 100% of your class grade.
Overall though it was a great experience studying here and I would recommend it to anyone interested in studying business abroad on a smaller classroom scale!

I honestly do not really like this university. I study tourism business but the subjects concentrate on the business more than the tourism area. That's why I recommend it for students in business.

I have had a mixed experience at EU business school. For a good chunk of my time there, I’ve worked with professors I thought were not only knowledgeable but engaging (Joan Torrejon and Anthony Lawson to name two), I’ve found there to be plenty of good students in the graduate programs who made studying a fulfilling experience, and the city of Barcelona itself is a great place to study. That being said, I think there is a lot that could be done to turn the MBA program into a more rigorous annd thorough experience. Many other students I’ve spoken to found the career center lacking, I thought there was too much of an emphasis on group projects for what should be the highest standard of business academia, and I think the overall length of the program can easily leave one wanting. It definitely has its benefits and I think there’s a good amount to get out of it, but you certainly have to try for that.