EU Business School, Munich Campus

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Swiss values, an international mindset, and a pragmatic approach. Established in 1973, E.U. Business School (E.U.) is an international, high-ranking business school with campuses in Barcelona, Geneva, Montreux, Munich, and online. We offer foundation, bachelor's, master's, M.B.A., and doctoral programs that focus on business administration, international business, marketing, finance, and enterprise, among others. We provide small, dynamic English classes with the best of both North American and European academic curricula both on-campus and online. Together with E.U.'s global network, our pragmatic approach to business education prepares students for a career in today's rapidly evolving and globalized business world.
While studying on E.U. campuses, you can earn state-recognized degrees through our global network of academic partners like the University of Roehampton in London or the University of Derby in the U.K. and the Universidad Catolica de Murcia (UCAM) in Spain.
E.U. has a multicultural student body that represents more than 100 nationalities and a 26,000-strong alumni network. Our small class sizes promote personalized and cooperative learning, and you will also have the opportunity to interact with international business leaders through guest lectures and industrial visits.
We encourage our students to participate in program-related intercampus exchanges, both continentally and with partner institutions worldwide. E.U.'s partners include Pace University in New York, the University of California in Riverside and Fisher College in Boston, all in the U.S.A. as well as Tecnologico de Monterrey (ITESM) in Mexico and Shinawatra University in Bangkok, Thailand, among others. Our post-degree partnerships offer students the chance to study in diverse and enriching environments.
A comfortable walk from the city's historical center, the E.U. Munich campus is near the world's business leaders. Students regularly attend industrial visits to the headquarters of global enterprises like BMW, Siemens, Paulaner, Coca-Cola, M.A.N. Trucks, Audi, and Porsche.
The E.U. Munich campus is centrally located across the street from the historic and lively Theresienwiese fairground, home to the world's largest fair, Oktoberfest. The area underwent a massive change in 1998. Many of the buildings built before 1920 were extensively modernized, and the city's urban plan designed several recreational spaces for a greener and more compact environment.

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