EU Business School Barcelona | Diagonal Campus — Local services in Barcelona

First of all, the overall experience has been wonderful and enjoyable, greatly enhanced by living in Barcelona. The school is highly multicultural and international, which is a strong point. EUBS is known for its strong marketing presence, and I can confirm that the student experience is as promoted on social media.

The school’s Student Experience Department does an excellent job organising many unique events, several of which I had the pleasure of participating in. Additionally, well-being programs are being implemented, and students can also enjoy sports activities. The facilities are modern and comfortable. And futhermore, the Business Immersion Week every semester was a valuable and engaging experience. The staff is welcoming, approachable, and supportive, including the Career Services and Academic Departments.

The academic experience varies depending on the program and professors. As a Bachelor of Business Administration student, I had the opportunity to learn from highly qualified, experienced, and knowledgeable professors, who had excellent English proficiency and international backgrounds. The program was well-rounded and gave me the confidence and knowledge to pursue a professional career in business.

Some courses were truly outstanding. However, out of the 35 I completed, I found that 4 courses offered limited value; their content could be integrated into other courses or significantly optimised to increase relevance and practicality. I understand that some students had less positive experiences, with typical complaints regarding professors and course content. Therefore, there needs to be greater consistency in the quality of teaching, course content, complexity, and relevance of topics and assignments—to guarantee that most students, from Bachelor to Master level and across different programs, have the same positive experience. Still, if you're committed to your education and willing to go the extra mile, there's a lot to learn—especially through independent research, group work, and networking with motivated classmates. Participating in student clubs also helped me connect with like-minded peers.

My advice for students: Make the most of the best professors: ask questions, seek feedback, and build relationships. Engage with your classmates and alumni—networking is one of the most valuable aspects of your experience. Be curious, proactive, and open-minded. Use the available resources and explore topics beyond the syllabus.

The school has shown clear commitment to continuous improvement across all its departments. For instance, the Career Services Department, previously a point of concern for many students, has made great progress. Personally, I felt well-supported as I prepared to begin my career journey, and I hope they continue on this positive path.

Ultimately, the people you meet and the relationships you build are among the most valuable parts of the EUBS experience. If you’re driven, committed, open, and curious, you’ll get a lot out of...

I am a student at EU Business School who is taking the bachelor’s in business administration course online. So far, I have to say that this institution is doing a tremendous job at helping students reach their highest potential; here are a few reasons why: The Institution has an on-campus and online learning option, this means that during the Covid-19 Pandemic they were prepared to move all their learning online with ease, they did not stop student learning, and continued to produce excellent results in the transition. Additionally, the professors at the university are people who have experience with the real world. This means that when they are explaining and teaching the course subject, they are using real life examples and experiences that they have been through, this makes the learning more dynamic, interesting, and enjoyable. Plus, the professors are always ready to help when you need them. Moreover, the class sizes are small, which promotes more focused learning and attention from the processors; and the classes online and on-campus are met with students from all over the world, this helps everyone gain a more international experience from wherever they are in the world or in one of the institutions campuses. When it comes to studying and understanding the course subject for the mid-terms and finals – and a student at EU Business School – I feel prepared to take the mid-terms and finals because the course structure allows a student to participate in class, work as a group and understand the course subject step-by-step. Lastly, the overall staff at EU Business School are very helpful, they have helped me out several times; whether is has been looking for work experience, or helping students connect with other businessmen and businesswomen for their future needs. The best part about learning and being at EU Business School is that I feel prepared, and ready to from my career prospects. I would defiantly recommend EU Business School to students looking to do their bachelors, masters,...

As an international student, I understand well the feelings that arise when choosing an educational institution to move to another country and make important life decisions. It is indeed difficult to choose the right country, city, and university. Just as I researched extensively, I know that many people are going through the same process. Therefore, I believe it is important to be honest to help those who have doubts.

EU Business School is excellent at marketing. They have an attractive website, beautiful photos, and are effective at selling the experience of living in a city like Barcelona. However, being satisfied with this institution depends on what you are looking for.

If money is not an issue for you, EU Business School can be an opportunity to live in Barcelona, travel, and pursue an easy and superficial master's degree. However, if you, like me, have savings that your parents have accumulated throughout their lives for this moment, EU Business School might not be the best choice. The classes are basic, superficial, and repetitive, with professors whose English level often leaves much to be desired. The feeling of wasting time and money, which should be an investment, is constant and general among the students. They don't listen they're customers and nothing changes.

I managed to transfer in time, and today I am studying at the University of Barcelona. I now realize how unfair EU Business School's fees are and how misleading their appearances can be compared to what they truly offer. I do not say this to harm the institution, but because for many, this is the biggest investment opportunity of their lives, and many families do not have a second chance to make the right choice.

If you are a dedicated ambitious student, who really want to learn something, develop a consistent business plan, get inspired, and gain deep content, do not choose this university. If you need more details, I am available to help and share...