EU Business School (EU) is an international business school established in 1973. It is headquartered in Switzerland and has campuses in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich, together with a Digital Campus. The school offers foundation, bachelor’s, master’s, MBA and DBA programs, with classes taught in English. Its programs cover business administration, finance, marketing, international business, entrepreneurship, digital business, sports management, tourism and hospitality, artificial intelligence for business, and other business fields.
EU Business School has a strong international student profile. Its community represents more than 130 nationalities, with over 30,000 alumni worldwide. Small class sizes, case studies, business simulations, company visits, guest speakers and career support form part of its teaching approach. Students can take part in exchange programs through a network of academic partners and can move between the Barcelona, Geneva and Munich campuses where their program permits.
The school holds professional accreditations and memberships including ACBSP, IACBE, IQA and AACSB membership. EU Business School reports a five-star overall QS Stars rating and a five-star rating for employability. Its MBA was ranked among the top 40 MBA programs in Europe in the QS Global MBA Rankings 2026, and it was ranked first worldwide for international student ratio in that ranking.
| Intakes |
October,July,May,January |
| All Campuses |
Barcelona, Spain; Geneva, Switzerland; Munich, Germany |
| Website |
https://www.euruni.edu/ |
| Monthly Living Cost |
€1,300 |
| Funds Requirements for Visa |
€11,904 |
| Application Fees |
€200 |
| Currency |
€ |
| Is Lang Mendatory |
Yes |
| Part Time Work Details |
<p>Work rules depend on the country and residence permit. For Germany, international students can work up to 140 full days or 280 half-days per year, or up to 20 hours per week. Spain and Switzerland have separate rules.</p> |
Ranking
- Times Higher Education World Education Rankings: EU Business School is not listed as a ranked institution in the current THE World University Rankings. THE rankings mainly cover universities meeting its ranking requirements. EU Business School instead reports rankings from QS Stars, QS Global MBA and other specialist business-school rankings.
- QS World University Rankings by Subject: No current QS World University Rankings by Subject position found for EU Business School. QS lists EU in its specialist MBA rankings rather than as a standard university subject-ranking entry.
- UK University League Table: Not applicable. EU Business School is not a UK university.
- The Guardian University Rankings: Not applicable. EU Business School is not included in the UK university league tables used by The Guardian.
- QS Global MBA Rankings 2026: EU Business School is ranked in the top 40 MBA programs in Europe and #1 worldwide for international student ratio.
- QS Stars: EU Business School has a 5-Star overall rating and a 5-Star Employability rating.
English Language Requirements
EU Business School teaches its programs in English. The exact score depends on the study level and program.
| Test |
Typical minimum for bachelor's |
Typical minimum for master's/MBA |
| IELTS |
6.0 |
6.5 |
| TOEFL iBT |
79 |
93 |
| PTE Academic |
51 |
59 |
| Duolingo |
Check with Admissions for the current accepted score |
Check with Admissions for the current accepted score |
For master's programs, EU currently lists TOEFL 93, IELTS 6.5 and PTE-A 59. Some programs may have different requirements.
Scholarship Policy
EU Business School's FAQ states that the school does not offer general scholarships or financial aid. Students may use public or private third-party scholarships, and EU can provide supporting documents for approved external funding. Tuition can be paid in instalments, with the number depending on the program.
A separate opportunity is available through the EU International Summer School. Students who successfully complete that program can qualify for a scholarship for degree programs at EU, subject to the stated conditions.
Students should check external scholarship providers, government funding and education-loan options in their home country before applying.
Fees & Funding
Tuition depends on the program and campus. For the 2026–27 academic year, examples include:
- Barcelona master's: around €5,800 per semester for a three-term full-time program in the published fee schedule.
- Barcelona MBA: €7,600 per semester for three terms.
- Geneva master's: CHF 10,960 per semester.
- Geneva MBA: CHF 13,250 per semester.
- Munich/Digital MBA: around €6,350 per semester.
- Application fee: €200 or CHF 200.
- Some programs have an additional capstone, business-plan or dissertation fee.
EU offers payment plans, so students can pay tuition in several instalments depending on the program.
Application Guidelines
The usual application process is:
- Select the program and campus.
- Check the academic and English requirements.
- Complete the online application.
- Prepare academic documents and supporting materials.
- Submit the application fee.
- Submit documents such as degree certificates, transcripts, passport/ID, CV, recommendation letters and a motivation essay, depending on the program.
- Complete an interview if requested.
- Wait for the Admissions Department's decision.
- After admission, arrange tuition payment, accommodation and the required visa or residence permit.
Apply Online
Yes. EU Business School accepts online applications. Applicants can submit applications online, with the Admissions Department providing instructions for the remaining documents.
Immigration Support Service
EU Business School's Student Services team assists international students with practical matters linked to studying abroad. Support includes information about accommodation, local registration, health insurance, bank accounts and settling into the campus city. Orientation activities help new students learn about academic procedures and campus services.
Visa and residence requirements depend on whether the student studies in Spain, Germany or Switzerland. Students should follow the immigration rules for their chosen campus and obtain the required financial, insurance and academic documents before travel. For Germany, the official 2026 financial requirement is at least €11,904.
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EU Business School was established in 1973 as an international business school focused on business education. Over the years, it has developed campuses in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich, together with a Digital Campus. The school offers foundation, bachelor’s, master’s, MBA and DBA programs, with teaching in English. Its programs focus on business fields such as management, finance, marketing, international business, entrepreneurship, digital business, artificial intelligence and business analytics.
EU Business School has built an international student community and works with academic and business partners in different countries. Its programs hold professional accreditations, including ACBSP accreditation for a range of bachelor's and MBA degrees. The school joined the OMNES Education Group in 2022, adding to its international academic network. EU reports a strong record in international business education, with its programs receiving recognition in several business-school rankings.
Students choose EU Business School for its English-taught business programs, international student community and practical teaching style. The school uses business cases, projects, simulations and input from academics and business professionals. Students can study in Barcelona, Geneva, Munich or through the Digital Campus, depending on their program.
The school offers programs at several study levels, from foundation and bachelor's degrees to master's, MBA and DBA programs. Study areas include business management, finance, marketing, entrepreneurship, digital business, business analytics, artificial intelligence, sports management and tourism. Student Services provides help with accommodation, local registration, medical insurance, banking and other practical matters.
Schools, Faculties, and Institutions
Faculties
EU Business School is a specialist business school rather than a traditional university with separate faculties. Its main academic areas include:
- Business & Management
- Finance & Banking
- International Business
- Marketing
- Innovation & Entrepreneurship
- Digital Business
- Business Analytics & Data Science
- Artificial Intelligence for Business
- Sports Management
- Tourism & Hospitality
- Fashion & Luxury Business
- International Relations
Programs are offered across Barcelona, Geneva, Munich and the Digital Campus, depending on the degree.
Institutes
Scholarships, Bursaries, and Funding
EU Business School's funding options include scholarships, tuition discounts and external funding routes. The availability depends on the program, campus and student's eligibility.
- EU International Summer School scholarship: Students who meet the stated conditions after completing the summer program may receive support for degree study.
- External scholarships: Students can apply for government, private or home-country scholarship schemes.
- Tuition payment plans: EU offers flexible payment plans for students who need to spread tuition payments over several instalments.
- Campus-specific funding: Scholarship and discount arrangements can vary by campus and program.
EU's official FAQ states that the school does not provide general financial aid, so students should check the current funding options for their chosen program before applying.
Student Accommodation
EU Business School does not operate a single university-owned residence system across all campuses. Student Services provides information about accommodation and helps students find suitable housing in their study city. Support can include information about local housing, registration and other practical matters.
For Barcelona, EU estimates average living expenses at around €1,300 per month. Shared accommodation is estimated at about €600–€700 per month, with private accommodation starting at around €950 per month. These figures cover housing and other basic living expenses.
Off-Campus Student Accommodations
Many EU students choose private rooms or shared apartments close to their campus. Barcelona offers shared student apartments and private rentals, with prices depending on the area, room type and facilities. Geneva and Munich generally require a higher housing budget than Barcelona.
EU Student Services can provide information about local accommodation options and help students with practical steps such as registration.