EU Business School

EU Business School is a private, multi-campus business school founded in 1973, with teaching centres in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich plus a digital campus. The Barcelona operation is the largest, spread across three buildings in the city's upmarket business and diplomatic districts and covering more than 10,000 square metres, including over 55 technology-equipped classrooms, an auditorium at the Upper Sarria site, student lounges and six terraces. Roughly 2,400 students study in Barcelona, drawn from more than 130 nationalities, and the school counts an alumni network of over 35,000 worldwide. Teaching is delivered entirely in English and covers foundation and bridging courses, bachelor's degrees, master's programmes, MBA and DBA routes, along with an international summer school and campus-exchange options between locations. Rather than issuing Spanish official state degrees itself, EU works through validation partners: state-recognised awards come from UK and Irish institutions such as the University of Derby, London Metropolitan University and Dublin Business School, while Spanish partner universities issue titulo propio qualifications. The school holds professional business-education accreditations from ACBSP, IACBE, IQA and EDUQUA, and forms part of the OMNES Education group. Its teaching model emphasises small classes, practitioner faculty, case work and company projects, aimed at students who want an applied, internationally mobile business education.