ESCI School of International Studies (reviews)

I would recommend this University because it is the best in everything. You won’t regret registering to this University at all. All the programmes are up to date and helpful at all times for the students

I studied International Business at ESCI, and overall, I had a really solid experience. The program is well-structured, with a strong focus on real-world business cases and international trade. Most professors had actual industry experience, which helped bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Classes were interactive, not just lectures—there were a lot of group projects and presentations, which pushed me to improve my communication and teamwork. The workload was demanding at times, especially during the final term, but it never felt unmanageable.

The location in Barcelona is a huge plus. It’s a global city with a diverse student body, so you’re constantly exposed to different perspectives. The campus itself is modest, not huge, but it’s clean, well-equipped, and in a good area.

One area that could improve is career services. While we had some job fairs and guest lectures, I felt there could be more consistent internship support. A few classmates found placements through their own contacts instead.

If you’re looking for a hands-on, internationally-focused program in a lively city, ESCI is a solid option. I’d recommend it to students who are self-motivated and want a practical business education with a global outlook.

Teaching quality: Strong, practical approach

Facilities: Decent, clean, but not large-scale

Student life: International, vibrant, plenty of events in the city

Career support: Exists but could be more active

International exposure: Excellent mix of students and global topics

ESCI school of international studies is a lovely university with wonderful teachers and wonderful students! I was fortunate to be able to pursue my education as a graduate student and relished my time as an undegradute.

I found an amazing community at ESCI, and I loved being a part of it. It was simple to meet people who shared your interests on campus because of the diversity and abundance of clubs and groups and also the ever present lectures ready to answer all your questions patiently and guiding every step fo the way.