The International Business program covers the basics well, with small classes and a very international environment. Teaching quality varies, though, and some courses lack depth. It’s a reasonable option for an English-taught degree in Madrid, as long as your expectations are realistic.
The real problem is the administration. A scheduling error on the university’s side delayed my graduation by about three months, and the school then reported the wrong completion date to official systems, which affected my student loans. I sent all the proof and never got a response or solution.
It’s a reasonable option for an English-taught degree in Madrid, but be prepared to follow up on everything yourself.