EU Business School – Munich

EU Business School is an internationally accredited private institution. In Munich, state-recognised university degrees are validated and awarded through official academic partnership agreements with recognised public universities, such as the University of Derby (UK), London Metropolitan University (UK), and UCAM (Spain).

EU Business School hosts its flagship Learning from Leaders conference series, bringing students face-to-face (in person and virtually) with world-renowned CEOs, entrepreneurs, and global leaders. Past guest speakers have included executives from organisations such as Nestlé, Deloitte, Amazon, PUMA, and Starbucks, providing direct Q&A opportunities and current market insights.

Every semester, regular classroom lectures pause for Business Immersion Weeks. During these dedicated blocks, students engage in real-world business simulation games, interactive team problem-solving challenges, and corporate site visits to major industry hubs across Munich, such as BMW, Siemens, and local innovation labs, to see classroom theories applied in practice.

Yes. EU Business School operates an inter-campus transfer scheme. Students can complete semesters across different campus locations in Munich, Barcelona, Geneva, or via the Digital campus while continuing the same curriculum.

Master of Science (MSc) programs require a Bachelor's degree but do not require prior professional work experience. The MBA program requires a Bachelor's degree and also a minimum of 2 years of post-graduation work experience.

Yes. Under German immigration regulations, non-EU international students holding a valid student visa can work up to 140 full days (or 280 half days) per calendar year. In Munich, students secure corporate Werkstudent positions earning €15 to €22+ per hour.

EU Business School provides an Early Bird Discount of up to €3,000 off total tuition fees for qualified applicants who finalise their enrollment early. The admissions team also accepts external government grants and third-party scholarships.

In addition to EU's internal diploma tracks, students have the opportunity to earn accredited dual or joint university degrees awarded by official UK and European partner institutions. Key degree-granting partners include the University of Derby (UK), London Metropolitan University (UK), and Universitat de Vic – Universitat Central de Catalunya (UVic-UCC, Spain).

EU Business School limits class sizes to small cohorts of 20 to 30 students per class. This ensures interactive discussions, case study analysis, group presentations, and direct interaction with faculty.

EU Business School relies heavily on an experiential "learning by doing" model. Course assessments emphasise real-world business case studies (from institutions like Harvard and IESE), live corporate consulting briefs where student teams present strategies to visiting executives, and capstone startup business plans rather than relying purely on theoretical written exams.

The English Foundation Program is a 1-term preparatory course designed for students who meet academic entrance criteria but need to upgrade their English skills to reach the required IELTS 6.0 or 6.5 entry standard.

EU Business School does not operate state-owned dormitories. However, the Student Services department provides dedicated accommodation assistance, housing search guides, and priority referral access to private student residence halls across Munich.

EU Business School operates on a rolling admissions basis across 4 annual intakes (October, January, March, July). Non-EU applicants requiring a visa should apply at least 2 to 3 months before their target start date.

If an international student receives an official visa refusal from the German Embassy or Consulate, EU Business School refunds the paid advance tuition deposit upon submission of the official embassy rejection letter (excluding the non-refundable €200 application fee).