EU Business School

With campuses in Barcelona, Geneva, and Munich, EU Business School operates across 4 separate locations and 3 different European countries — two in the city of Barcelona, one in Geneva, and one in Munich. The Diagonal Campus and the Ganduxer Campus, located in central Barcelona, serve as EU Business School's centers in Spain, with the Diagonal Campus — the main campus in Barcelona — overlooking Avinguda Diagonal, one of Barcelona's well-known business districts. 

Featuring state-of-the-art facilities purpose-built to provide students with the best possible experience, the Diagonal Campus enjoys a central location that puts a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and other city amenities within easy reach, while bus, tram, and metro connections make it simple to get to any part of the city. 

The Ganduxer Campus, situated in the leafy and elegant La Bonanova neighborhood, is within walking distance of traditional food markets, cafés, and shops, and is just a 10-minute train ride from Plaça Catalunya and the world-famous Las Ramblas. The Ganduxer Campus features classrooms equipped with the latest technology as well as spacious lounges where students can relax between classes and during their free time. 

The EU Geneva Campus is located in the heart of Geneva — Europe's economic and diplomatic capital — close to the famous Jet d'Eau and Pont du Mont-Blanc. Opened in January 2020, the Geneva Campus is a modern and central campus with state-of-the-art facilities designed to inspire learning and provide students with a comfortable environment. 

The university library on campus has been designed to create an ideal setting for reading, studying, or completing assignments. Surrounded by numerous shops and restaurants, the Geneva campus also gives students easy access to natural destinations such as Lake Geneva and the nearby Alps via public transportation.

The EU Munich Campus occupies a central location directly across from the historic and lively Theresienwiese fairgrounds — home to the world-famous Oktoberfest — placing students right in the heart of Munich. The famous Marienplatz is just a 5-minute ride away by public transit. 

Expanded and almost entirely redesigned in 2019, the Munich Campus offers dedicated classrooms equipped with the latest technology and a green inner courtyard where students can relax between classes and during their free time. In addition, there are student lounges where students can enjoy their time, and the university library provides ample space for studying, reading, or working on projects and assignments.

With campuses in cosmopolitan and strategically important European hubs such as Barcelona, Geneva, and Munich, EU Business School not only provides students with a quality education but also allows them to take advantage of the social and cultural opportunities that city life has to offer. There are countless cafés, restaurants, museums, art galleries, cinemas, pubs, and shops to be found in Barcelona, Geneva, and Munich.

Deeply connected to both urban life and the natural world, these three cities — along with their transportation links to surrounding areas — give EU Business School students plenty of opportunities to travel during their free time.

EU Business School has an extensive alumni network of individuals who have excelled in a variety of fields. Notable alumni of the institution include;

• Mark Dencker
• Bart Van Straten
• Fabrice Goffin
• Julian Baladurage
• Noelle Alice Demole
• Christoph Kastenholz
• Omar Berrada
• Yashraj Kshetry
• Stefan Relic
• Fanny Lanctot Fortier
• Yassine Bakkari

among others.