I’m in the Global BBA and AI for Business double degree, and the AI side is the real reason to come here. Most business schools bolt on a single coding module and call it innovation. EADA built an actual curriculum around it. The ML bootcamp was a good example. We went through GANs, diffusion models, object detection, and multi-agent reinforcement learning in a week, and it was hands-on the whole time, not slides.
The professors who know their field are excellent. Pablo Torres ran the bootcamp and clearly works in this space, so the teaching felt current instead of recycled. The business fundamentals are solid too. Accounting, microeconomics, and the strategy work were taught well and pushed us to apply things to real cases rather than memorize.
Campus life is what you make of it. The cohort is small, which means you get to know people fast and can actually start things. I founded the AI and Business Club here and the school gave me room to run with it. If you want to build, the size works in your favor.
Honest downsides: it’s not cheap, and the smaller scale means fewer resources than a giant school. Some scheduling and admin can feel disorganized at times. None of that outweighed the value for me.
Would I recommend it? Yes, if you’re serious about working at the intersection of AI and business. If you just want a generic business degree, there are cheaper options. For what I came here to do, it’s been the right call.