GBSB Global Business School Speciality : Management
programme: Bachelor of Business Administration

The school is not like a big university that most people are used to. I really had a chance to get what I wanted from my studies thanks to small classes and faculty with real experience. Plus all classmates were from all over the world, now I have friends everywhere from the US to Australia. The school organizes many student life activities, sports, museums, trips, you won’t be bored!

I really enjoyed the community and the atmosphere studying in Barcelona at GBSB. Needed to get used to it first but enjoyed every second of it. Would definitely implement more sports modules and a few trips dedicated to sports like to the FC Barcelona facilities and network with people from the industry

The campus is really small with a few classrooms and a small library. The overall learning experience depended widely, with some classes being extremely interesting taught by passionate professors and other ones being so easy it almost felt like a waste of time. The classes are very international with people from all over the world, but maybe the selections of people should be stricter. A lot of people that came from developing countries had a good success when they finished they bachelor in their home country, while people in Europe struggled quite a bit to find a job.

Studying for a Bachelor of Business Administration and Sports Management at GBSB Global Business School was a mixed experience. On the positive side, I benefited from knowledgeable and engaging professors, particularly in core courses such as statistics, strategic management, business research, and accounting. However, the overall academic quality fell short of expectations. The program suffered from inconsistent administrative systems and a lack of transparency regarding academic standards. Furthermore, there were limited practical networking opportunities and insufficient support for internships, which are crucial for a degree focused on sports management.

I attended for one year of the bachelor’s degree before transferring, the quality of classes were very mixed, completely depending on the teacher. Many classes felt very simple and non-academic, although some were interesting with insightful teachers. Overall it felt like a school students attend in order to have an excuse to study in Barcelona rather than to learn.