EAE Business School (reviews)

I studied international business.
The students were all very kind and it was fun to go to school! However I was expecting a way higher quality of the classes and the administration of the school. It was way too many classes and topics to learn in that short period of time ! At one point we had 6 exams within 4 days! Therefore we couldn’t really dive deep into the topics and scratched the surface. Most of the teachers had a very bad english, however the master was an English one! You can tell that the business school is all about making money, doing great marketing for the school but the money doesn’t get invested in the students/ the Programm.

The worst part about the school is the administration. Nobody really knows about procedures, you get different informations from different departments. The classes are not well organized and they try to ripp you off money in every way possible, specially when it comes to the certificate – that you suddenly have to pay by yourself after you are done.

I do not recommend.

It’s a business school, I think when I started there it was the first time they did a Master in Digital Marketing. I think they lack a lot of themes, didn’t went deep in each subject so I finished not feeling prepared for a job after studying a year.
I wouldn’t recommend this place.

I loved studiying my Masters degree in EAE in barcelona, In my opinion its a short but very complete program that has classes from accounting to all human resources related classes.

I loved EAE because many people from many countries come to this university so we build a family with them.

The oportunity in studiying in europe also gives students the oportunity to travel a lot.

I am deeply disappointed with my experience at EAE Business School. I regret wasting both my time and money on this institution, and I feel compelled to share my experience to help others avoid making the same mistake.

First and foremost, it is evident that students’ concerns and issues are not a priority for EAE. The administration’s lack of response and follow-up on critical matters is appalling. I have had to chase them multiple times for essential documents, and even then, they failed to deliver. For instance, I needed an academic confirmation for my visa renewal. Despite my persistent efforts and numerous emails, I have yet to receive this crucial document. Their standard response is a simple “okay,” but no real action is taken, leaving students in limbo.

Academically, the situation is equally disheartening. Although I was enrolled in an English-taught program, I can confidently say that at least 90% of the professors lacked proficiency in English. Their inability to communicate effectively and convey the course material was a significant barrier to learning. Moreover, it seemed that many of the instructors lacked the necessary knowledge and expertise in their respective fields. It appears that the hiring standards at EAE do not prioritize the academic qualifications or language skills of their faculty, which severely undermines the quality of education provided.

The overall environment at EAE feels more like a daycare center than a reputable business school. The lack of professionalism, coupled with inadequate academic support, makes it clear that the institution does not take the education of its students seriously. The administration’s disregard for students’ needs and the subpar teaching quality make it impossible to recommend this school to anyone.

In conclusion, attending EAE Business School has been a colossal waste of time and money. If you value your time, money, and education, I strongly advise you to look elsewhere. Do not make the mistake of enrolling in this institution.