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.