Schellhammer Business School
speciality: Marketing

My overall experience at Schellhammer Business School was positive, especially in terms of location and lifestyle. The campus is situated in a beautiful part of Spain, and the international environment makes it a unique and enriching place to meet people from around the world.

That said, the academic side of the school could use improvement. While I appreciated some of the course content, the overall quality of instruction varied, and many professors lacked the engagement and depth I expected from a business program. The intention behind the teaching didn’t always feel strong, and I believe both staff and students could benefit from a more structured and rigorous academic environment.

That being said, if you’re looking for an international experience, cultural exchange, and a relaxed setting rather than a highly intensive academic path, SBS offers something quite special. It was a memorable chapter in my life — just not one focused purely on academic excellence.

Schellhammer was not what I expected, and I mean this both positively and negatively. For starters, the school is situated on a hill with no access to public transportation, making it difficult and costly for pupils to participate in extracurricular activities. The teachers are wonderful, knowledgeable, and clearly enjoy their jobs because they connect with their students. Because they use a blended teaching method, classroom sizes are relatively large and many third-year bachelor’s students are in classes with master’s students. The school is quite international, with students from over 80 different countries. Because there are less events on campus for us to do, student life can be a little more intriguing.

Most of the teachers are real experts in what they teach. You connect with the field, and the assignments are different from just learning and writing stuff down. They really encourage you to make it your own.