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Welcome to EU .

The foundation of any successful career is a solid knowledge base. We live in a fast- paced era in which information is instantly available. Education is no longer about acquiring information, but rather developing key skills and learning how to evolve with the world around us.

After your time with us, you will walk away with more than a degree. You will have learned about yourself and how to communicate with people from a diverse range of backgrounds. You will have continued to grow and develop, both professionally and personally, enabling you to seize the new opportunities available to you. Don’t forget the value of your youth, time and unwritten future. These are the luxuries established professionals do not have.

This is your moment, and your resilient attitude will set the tone for your career. We will help you be entrepreneurial, think for yourself, learn from your mistakes and, most of all, take advantage of the opportunities that will arise throughout your career. These attributes are ingrained into the EU Business School DNA. The rest is up to you.

You will face many challenges as you push boundaries within yourself and in the world around you. You will not be alone – we will accompany you along your path to success. You will have a network of over 27,000 alumni and business professionals to encourage you, inspire you and guide you, as you establish yourself in the world of business. So if you’re looking for the best chance at a future of endless possibilities... start here.

We look forward to seeing you on campus,

Dr. Dirk Craen EU Business School President Experience EU 7

Experience EU

Educating future business leaders and entrepreneurs with proven practical methods. Experience EU

Swiss Values, an International Mindset and a Pragmatic Approach EU Business School is a global network of professionally accredited, multicultural, high-ranking business schools with headquarters in Switzerland.

Since 1973, our international business school has We use a combination of classroom theory and hands- provided high-quality instruction in a competitive on experiential learning that draws on both the Ameri- learning environment. Through our network of can business education model and European learning campuses in , Geneva, Montreux, Mu- methodologies. EU’s pragmatic approach to business nich and online, the EU Business School curricu- education prepares students for careers in today’s lum promotes managerial skills, business ethics rapidly evolving and globalized business world. and entrepreneurial initiative vital to pursuing jobs in today’s global market. In Switzerland, EU provides students with the choice be- tween two distinct campuses, one in Geneva and one in Our high-caliber faculty is made up of entrepre- Montreux. Both campuses offer various programs at the neurs, consultants, business leaders and full-time foundation, bachelor’s, master’s and MBA. These include academics. Our faculty works with students on international business; communication & public rela- an individual basis to create a cooperative and tions; international marketing; global banking & finance; caring learning environment where human values leisure & tourism management; entrepreneurship; digital flourish. All our programs are student-oriented, business and sports management, among others. We flexible, personalized and taught in English. also offer a DBA program on our Geneva campus. 9

TOP REASONS TO STUDY AT EU

International: Our student body comprises more than 100 nationalities, with 98% of students speaking two or more languages.

Small class sizes: Greater interaction between students and faculty guarantees heightened academic achievement.

All classes taught in English: Including assignments, lectures, exams and the final dissertation.

Experiential learning: The case study method and a pragmatic approach are two of our most effective tools.

With our global network, we encourage students to partici- Outstanding faculty: Our team is pate in program-related, intercampus exchanges, both within composed of highly qualified aca- Europe and with our partner institutions around the world. demics, entrepreneurs, consultants and business leaders. EU Business School continuously explores affiliation oppor- tunities with world-class academic institutions. Our students in Switzerland earn accredited degrees on campus, thanks to partnerships with the Universidad Católica San Antonio de Mur- Ranked among the best: cia in and the University of Roehampton in London, U.K. Programs within our network are consistently featured in the For students who want an international, flexible and top tier of global and European innovative business education, we invite you to read through rankings. this brochure and contact our admissions departments at:

Geneva campus: [email protected] Montreux campus: [email protected] Building a business personality: You can also come and visit us on campus where you will We are committed to encouraging meet our dynamic, creative and welcoming team and expe- students to build the most rience EU Business School firsthand. valuable brand they can market: themselves. We are different. We are innovative. We are flexible. We are global. 11

Our Numbers Talk The most direct way to gain insight into an institution is through percentages, statistics and facts.

STUDENTS BY REGION OF OUR STUDENTS BECOME ENTREPRENEURS

29% 20% 19% 20%

Europe Russia & Americas ACCEPTED A JOB OFFER CIS countries WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF GRADUATION 16% 11% 5% 93% Asia Middle East Other INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FEMALE TO MALE RATIO 95%

AVERAGE LANGUAGES 54% 3.5 SPOKEN

MBA STUDENT 46% 23-46 AGE RANGE

OF STUDENTS TAKE SALARY AFTER GRADUATION (IN EUROS) ADVANTAGE OF OUR 37% TRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES

WORK PLACEMENT BY REGION

Europe 32% Asia 15%

Americas 18% Middle East 14% 150,000+ 100,000/150,000 80,000/100,000 50,000/80,000 than 50,000 Less Russia & Other 4% 21% 27% 11% 22% 19% CIS countries 17% Experience EU 13 Experience EU

Accreditations and Official Qualifications MBA PROGRAMS IN ONE OF 11 MAJORS: • International Business • Communication & Public Relations • International Marketing • Global Banking & Finance • Leisure & Tourism Management • Entrepreneurship • Digital Business • Sports Management • Human Resources Management • Design Management • Blockchain Management

Upon successful completion of the above-mentioned MBA programs, students earn a degree from EU Business School Switzerland that is internationally accredited by ACBSP, IACBE, IQA and certified by eduQu, as well as a state-recognized university MBA degree accredited by Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia, Spain, (título propio).

Dual Qualifications MSc IN INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT MBA

While completing one of the EU MBA programs, students can also earn a state-accredited degree from the University of Roehampton in London, U.K.

MEMBERSHIPS: RANKINGS: 1 EU’s Online MBA Ranked in the top tier ranked top in CEO for global and Euro- Magazine’s online global pean MBA programs rankings by CEO Magazine 15

A EUROPEAN IDENTITY A GLOBAL NETWORK EU Business School develops partnerships with world-class universities EU’s main campuses and educational institutions around the globe to provide a superior education for our students. By studying various curricula and taking Exchange opportunities part in international exchanges with our partners in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas, students are able to add a truly global perspective to their education.

4 STARS 5 6 15 Awarded four stars Ranked fifth in the QS Placed sixth as best EU’s Online MBA for excellence in MBA Guide Return on business school for ranked 15th in the business education Investment Report for female students by world by QS Top by QS Stars salary uplift in Europe Capital magazine MBA Experience EU

Your Life at EU

You’ll get a hands-on 1 approach to education at EU. Here, you will have the opportunity to meet dignitaries, travel to incredible countries, attend prestigious events and completely immerse yourself in a different culture through sports and social activities. You’ll also get an inside look at the world’s most important companies and meet the visionaries 2 behind them.

1. Students visit trade fairs and meet CEOs of leading companies

2. CEO of La Mobilière insurance company, Markus Hongler, addresses students, alumni and guests

3. Students visit HP Enterprise Innovation Center in Geneva

4. A player from the EU basketball team

5. Making friends at the EU welcome party

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Geneva & Montreux

In Switzerland, EU offers students a choice between two distinct campuses on the shores of Lake Geneva. The area offers its residents high quality of living at the foot of the Alps. Geneva & Montreux

Geneva, the Center of Diplomacy and Finance Geneva is a leading financial center and home to the highest number of international organizations in the world, including the , the World Trade Organiza- tion, the World Health Organization and the Red Cross. An ideal global destination for international conferences and negotiations, Geneva is the location of over 200 diplomatic missions and 119 financial institutions.

Palace of Nations

Nestled between the Jura mountains to the Explore: west and the French Alps to the east, and • Palace of Nations • International Red situated on the bank of Western Europe’s Cross and Red largest lake, Geneva is easily one of the Crescent Museum most picturesque cities in Europe. With its • English Garden central location, Geneva can be reached • Bains des Pâquis • Jet d’Eau within one hour by plane from most major • Pointe de la cities in Europe. It’s no wonder that a city Jonction of 200,000 inhabitants is the diplomatic • Annecy center of world. • Promenade of Lake Geneva The Broken Chair sculpture by Daniel Berset • Parc des Bastions 21 Jet d’Eau

The Celestial Sphere in Ariana Park Geneva Flower Clock Flower Geneva

"Geneva is a city It is the second-largest city in Switzerland and where the living the most international in conditions and Europe. With three official languages, Geneva is as hospitality diverse as it is interna- tional and, while French provided by both is spoken predominantly, the population and English is spoken almost everywhere. authorities of

This bustling finance Geneva – at center also has rich all levels – are cultural and architectural #9 4km offerings and its proximity on Mercer’s 2019 from Geneva to exemplary and Quality of Living France to the Alps makes it a greatly facilitate haven for outdoor and Rankings nature enthusiasts. the work and daily

Like a local: life of WHO For three nights a year, art employees." galleries throughout the trendy Plainpalais district 37k+ 40% Dr. Margaret Chan in Geneva open their people are of residents are inter- Former Director-General of doors to the public for employed in the national, the highest World Health Organization free viewings and wine. financial sector percentage in Europe Geneva & Montreux

A City Campus in the Heart of Geneva The EU Geneva Campus overlooks the Rhône River and is close to the Pont du Mont-Blanc and Geneva's world-famous Jet d’Eau. Our centrally located campus is just a five-minute walk from the financial district and the main shopping area.

Perfectly situated right in the city centre, our campus is just steps away from artisanal shops, trendy bars and restaurants. Excellent public transport links make it City center easy to explore this charming city and the surrounding mountains. campus The bright and modern campus building enjoys a panoramic riverside setting and features state-of-the-art learning facilities that have been specifically designed to optimize the student experience. The light and airy classrooms are fully equipped with the latest technology to promote learning and student wellbeing. The library and study rooms have been customized to create the perfect environment for stud- ying, reading or working on assignments. And between classes, you can relax in the 350+/- spacious student lounge, where you can grab a snack, play a game of foosball or students from all over catch up with friends. Students also have access to the beautiful surroundings of the world the Montreux campus, set in an 18th-century villa on the shores of Lake Geneva.

During their studies, EU students in Geneva go on exclusive company visits to the headquarters of leading companies and financial institutions. They are also invited to worldwide organizations such as the Office of the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. 500m from the city center 23

"Studying at EU Business School changed my professional and personal life in a way I could never have imagined. It opened my eyes, gave me the courage to accept new challenges and helped me see the world without limits."

Matías Quevedo MBA alumnus Geneva & Montreux

Montreux, a Gateway to the Alps Sports, music and business converge in this lakeside city, defined by its breathtaking surroundings and tranquil environment. Montreux is on the forefront of the international music scene, hosting the world-famous Montreux Jazz Festival every July.

With a dynamic mix of multilinguals and a large student population, you’ll quickly feel at home in Montreux’s close-knit community. 17 250k+ The city is an ideal size, with everything you towns and cities make people attend the need just a pleasant walk away. up the Montreux Montreux Jazz Festival Riviera region each year It is impossible to talk about Montreux without discussing its breathtaking land- scape, sitting on the northeast corner of Lake Geneva. The city has inspired many writers, artists and singers, including David Bowie, Freddie Mercury, Igor Stravinsky and Vladimir Nabokov. Numerous hiking trails 300k+ 1971 allow for quick excursions to nearby forests tourists visit is the year Deep Purple and if music is your thing, the Queen Studio Chillon Castle each year recorded their album at the Montreux casino 25

"If you want peace of soul, come to Montreux."

Montreux Jazz Festival Montreux Freddie Mercury Chillon Castle Freddie Mercury Statue Mercury Freddie

Experience offers a glimpse into transforms into a winter paradise. the iconic group’s recording his- With world-famous ski slopes just tory in Montreux’s original Moun- an hour’s drive away, most locals tain Studios. like to spend their weekends on the slopes. In November and De- In summer, the city comes alive cember, the annual Christmas mar- with the arrival of the Montreux ket, Montreux Nöel, offers festive

Jazz Festival. The event attracts and fun-filled stalls that provide Explore: hundreds of thousands of visitors locals and tourists the opportunity • Olympic Museum from far and wide who come to to savor traditional Swiss treats in Lausanne listen to the world’s greatest mu- while shopping for unique gifts. • Chillon Castle • Charlie Chaplin Museum sicians. When temperatures start • Queen Studio Experience to rise, everyone heads to Lake Like a local: Head to the pictur- • Narcissus hiking trails Geneva’s beaches to enjoy sailing, esque town of Yvorne and take a • Nestlé’s nest Museum sunbathing and watersports. As wine tour. It’s a short drive from • Lavaux, UNESCO the seasons change, Montreux the EU Montreux campus. World Heritage Site • Gstaad • Montreux waterfront Geneva & Montreux

Montreux Campus: Study on the Swiss Riviera The EU Montreux Campus occupies the Villa Ormond, a charming 18th-century mansion with a spectacular garden on the banks of Lake Geneva. It's perfectly sit- uated in the center of historic Montreux, a lively student town with plenty of shops and cafés. EU Montreux campus EU Montreux

EU Montreux is a boutique campus with beautiful The Villa Ormond (said to have been built by Napo- classrooms boasting state-of-the-art facilities and leon) is set in luxuriant gardens, perfect for relaxing breathtaking views. Class sizes are small, ensuring between classes. The plants and flowers flourish personalized learning from the experienced and high- thanks to the unique Montreux microclimate. ly qualified faculty. The villa’s graceful, high-ceilinged classrooms provide the perfect setting for studying, You can explore the quaint streets of Montreux and with lots of natural light and lovely lake vistas. The beyond with one of EU’s bicycles which are availa- well-equipped study room is ideal for reading, revis- ble on campus. Hop on a bike or take a short stroll ing and catching up on assignments. And between to reach the seven-kilometer promenade, which classes, you can take a break in the inviting student runs along the lake between Chillon Castle and the lounge, where you can grab a snack and chat with nearby town of Vevey, home to the headquarters friends or sit out on the veranda and soak up the of the world’s leading nutrition, health and wellness views. Students also have access to the Geneva company, Nestlé. campus, set right in the heart of Europe's capital of finance and diplomacy. 27

"I found the faculty extremely helpful; they encourage open discussion, teamwork and their real-world experience greatly contributes to the learning process."

Samuel Läderach MBA alumnus

A boutique campus 120+/- international students enjoy personalized tuition

40min to the nearest ski resort, Villars MunichPrograms Undergraduate Programs —

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ProgramsPrograms

MBA degrees in one of 11 majors: • International Business • Communication & Public Relations • International Marketing • Global Banking & Finance • Leisure & Tourism Management • Entrepreneurship • Digital Business • Sports Management • Human Resources Management • Design Management • Blockchain Management

Dual qualifications on campus: MSc in International Management MBA (both awarded by the University of Roehampton) Programs

About our MBA Programs Today’s employers are on the lookout for MBA candidates with international experience that can succeed in the global business world.

EU Geneva and EU Montreux MBA programs are tai- plore, examine and analyze various topics to develop lored to accommodate each student’s needs. We offer their own business personality. The first two terms a variety of specializations, ranging from the traditional cover the essential skills for understanding core to the most up-to-date areas of international business. business concepts and the last term focuses on the All classes are taught in English and take place in the student’s major. afternoon or evening from Monday to Friday. The pro- gram lasts one year, full time (three terms of 10 weeks After completing the program, students earn an each), or two years, part time (six terms of 10 weeks internationally accredited MBA degree from EU Busi- each), with intakes in October, January and March. ness School Switzerland, and a state-recognized, university MBA degree accredited by the Universi- Within the MBA path, students can choose from 11 dad Católica San Antonio de Murcia, Spain, (título business majors. In these programs, students ex- propio). 31 Munich Barcelona

Students can also earn a dual qualification, a named the center of “laptops and lederhosen”, state-accredited MSc in International Management business is also vital to the city’s identity. From or a state-accredited MBA from the University of creating programs to help startups with logistics to Roehampton in London, U.K., while studying on our providing a welcoming environment for multina- Swiss campuses. tionals, the city actively promotes the presence of business, commerce and innovation. You can add to your international experience by studying a term abroad at one of our other campus- Barcelona, Spain es in and Spain or online. Potential em- As a major economic power in Spain, Barcelona ployers consider candidates who have lived in other prides itself on its collection of innovative entrepre- countries and immersed themselves in different neurs and growing business industries. With a very cultures to be adaptable, independent and better at reasonable cost of living and endless opportunities solving problems. to play sports and socialize, the city has made a name for itself as the cosmopolitan capital of the Munich, Germany Mediterranean coast. The home of FC Barcelona, The economic capital of Germany is home to a 1,300+ startups and the works of acclaimed artists kaleidoscope of contrasts from a rococo opera such as Salvador Dalí and Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona hall to cutting-edge skyscrapers. Alongside old has rapidly become a center for young, creative buildings, narrow streets with charming cafés and talent, with hundreds of enterprises and entrepre- lively open-air beer gardens, you will find state-of- neurs embarking on business ventures here. the-art architecture and a vibrant nightlife. Nick- Programs

About the MBA The MBA is a one-year, full-time or two-year, part-time program (90 ECTS) that deepens your knowledge and understanding of business to help you develop management and leadership skills. The MBA has a wide spectrum of benefits and bespoke options. Students earn an internationally accredited MBA degree from EU Business School Switzerland, and a state-recognized, university MBA degree accredited by the Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia, Spain, (título propio).

Internationally renowned, EU Business School has been awarded a four-star rating in business school excellence in the prestigious QS Stars Ratings. Our MBA programs are ranked in the top tier for global and European MBA programs by CEO Magazine. Moreover, QS MBA Guide ranks EU Business School fifth for the best MBA salary uplift in Europe in their Return of Investment Report.

As an MBA student, you will develop your business personality and hone your management skills through lectures, company visits, seminars, workshops, group projects and business simu- lations, among others. You will discuss topics about the modern business environment while taking an in-depth look at subjects ranging from marketing to economics.

With the full-time MBA option, you can expect to spend 30 to 40 hours per week on MBA-related work. We also offer a two-year, part-time option for busy professionals who require flexibility in their studies. The MBA program culminates in a dissertation.

Within the MBA degree path, you can choose from one of 11 majors in: • International Business • Communication & Public Relations • International Marketing • Global Banking & Finance • Leisure & Tourism Management • Entrepreneurship • Digital Business • Sports Management • Human Resources Management • Design Management • Blockchain Management

The Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM) is an officially recognized university in Spain. It is inscribed in the Registro Universitario de Centros y Títulos (Register of University Centers and Qualifications, RUCT) with the code 066, and is legally authorized to accredit higher education qualifications according to Organic Law 6/2001, 21st December, which pertains to universities. 33

Dual Qualifications on Campus While completing the EU MBA program, you also have the opportunity to earn a second distinct qualification: a U.K. state-accredited degree from the University of Roehampton (UoR) in London. Choose to study either an MSc in International Management or an MBA on our Geneva or Montreux campuses.

In order to obtain your second qualification, you must com- plete 120 ECTS. This is achieved through the completion of a final EU business competency simulation and a UoR disserta- tion in addition to your EU MBA coursework.

The UoR MSc program is designed for aspiring professionals with less than two years of work experience, while the UoR MBA is for working professionals and those who have previous- ly held managerial roles.

Both qualifications can be earned in one year of full-time study. We also offer a two-year, part-time option for professionals who want to continue focusing on their careers while upgrading their skill set.

Choose from one of the following programs:

MSc in International Management MBA

The University of Roehampton (UoR) is a public university recognized by the U.K. government´s higher education authorities. It is audited by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), the official quality assurance body for the Office of Students, the regulator for higher education in England. Programs

TOP REASONS TO STUDY AN MBA International Business

Build your network: Meet recruiters, Students completing this major entrepreneurs, managers, CEOs or even pursue careers in: your next business partner, while devel- oping your skill set with other • International management success-minded professionals. • Multinational corporations • Import and export • Marketing Become a leader: Improve your chances of obtaining a high-level Today’s successful professionals must management position along with new demonstrate a varied skill set, adaptable to career opportunities. the diverse and international nature of the global market. This major equips you with the tools to navigate a world with rapidly Change industries: Looking to move diminishing borders. In this program, you into another industry? An MBA can will develop a broad understanding of the help bridge the gap. Do what you are global economic playing field through passionate about. extensive case study research accompanied by a diverse range of topics that relate to in- ternational business, including: finance, law, media, communications and management. Credibility: Enjoy the worldwide recognition a graduate degree brings and become an expert in your field.

A sample of the program courses: Higher salary: MBA graduates can expect a significant increase in income. Business Policy & Strategy International Finance Technology & Change Management 35

Communication & Public Relations International Marketing

Students completing this major Students completing this major pursue careers in: pursue careers in:

• Event management • Marketing consulting • Corporate communications • Advertising • Public relations • Media • Press relations • Brand management

The skills required for communication and The marketing of products and services is public relations have been drastically rede- an important aspect of any business. Effec- fined by changes in social and digital media. tive delivery of a company’s offerings is key Professionals in the field are required to to success in today’s constantly evolving coordinate increasingly complex public re- and diverse business world. This major lations campaigns now that consumers and provides the framework for understanding brands are so interconnected. This program markets, competitors, product portfolios will provide students with the know-how to and consumer behavior from an interna- stay ahead of current trends and to apply tional perspective. You will learn about the the latest technologies and communication latest developments in digital marketing strategies. strategies, advertising and media, pre- paring you for a career in international marketing.

A sample of the program courses: A sample of the program courses:

Public Relations Sales Management Organizational Communication Digital Marketing Strategies Practical Applications in PR Advertising & Media Programs

Global Banking & Finance Leisure & Tourism Management

Students completing this major Students completing this major pursue careers in: pursue careers in:

• Investment banking • Hotel management • Financial management and planning • Digital tourism • Strategic acquisitions • Event and conference management • Credit strategy management • Tour operators

This major covers a diverse range of areas Tourism is the fastest-growing industry in the finance industry, from the financial in today’s business world and companies organization, operations and challenges of the continue to require academically qualified economy at large to issues of financial man- managers to afford them an insight into the agement in firms and financial institutions. This industry. This major explores the theories, program equips you with the analytical foun- practices and business models that make dation and tools necessary to deal with im- up the tourism and leisure field. Focusing portant practical issues in a finance-centered on the development of executive skills and career. This program is the perfect preparation strategic aptitudes, this program will de- for management positions in the fields of cor- liver the key competencies required in the porate finance, investment management and industry while developing understanding other areas of banking and finance. of international and intercultural manage- ment needs.

A sample of the program courses: A sample of the program courses:

Financial Investments Strategic Tourism Marketing Financial Planning Environments of Tourism Short-Term Financial Management Digital Business in Tourism 37

Entrepreneurship Digital Business

Students completing this major Students completing this major pursue careers in: pursue careers in:

• Innovation management • Online marketing and sales • Entrepreneurship • Consulting • Venture capital • Digital commerce • Management consulting • Entrepreneurship

Growing businesses need to adapt to The success of a business today depends environmental and technological changes. on its online presence. Accordingly, digital This major prepares you for the challenges business is one of the fastest growing and of establishing and growing a business in most in-demand modern industries. The today’s dynamic climate. We’ll help you digital business program prepares you to build the framework for your new venture thrive in an online business context, exam- and provide you with the skills necessary to ining a broad range of topics from online become an entrepreneurial leader. You will architecture to usability, while covering develop key capabilities for success in the many of the relevant issues that managers areas of new product and service develop- face in internet-based environments. You ment as well as small and family business will be well-equipped to start your own on- management. line business, join an existing company or invent new ways of doing business online.

A sample of the program courses: A sample of the program courses:

New Product Development Digital Marketing Strategies Innovation & Leadership Digital Business Design Technology & Change Management The Digital Consumer Programs

Sports Management Human Resources Management

Students completing this major Students completing this major pursue careers in: pursue careers in:

• Team and club management • Recruitment • Marketing and promotions management • Personnel management • Sports media and public relations • Compensation management • Corporate sponsorship • Labor relations

The sports market is a multibillion-dollar People are the most valuable asset of industry, experiencing rapid expansion in any company and now, more than ever, regions such as China, Russia, Brazil and the organizations are committed to the Middle East. The industry offers diverse and happiness and retention of great employ- dynamic opportunities to graduates, ranging ees. The human resources management from professional sports to managing events major focuses on managing people from a and corporate sponsorship. Professionals social, cultural and political point of view who want to work in this field require an in- while developing management skills. You creasingly specialized skill set. This program will learn effective talent scouting and prepares you to meet the challenges of management in addition to the trends and management as applied to sport and spon- techniques necessary to build a top-notch sorship through courses in sports marketing, team of business professionals. management and financial management.

A sample of the program courses: A sample of the program courses:

Sports Sponsorship International HR Management Sports Marketing Management HR Development & Training Crafting Unique Sports Events People Management 39

Design Management Blockchain Management

Students completing this major Students completing this major pursue careers in: pursue careers in:

• Brand strategy • Fintech • Advertising • Transformation management • Packing design development • Banking • Marketing management • Financial consulting

Companies now have more options than One of the most influential and important ever to promote their products and brands. emerging technologies in modern busi- Practical knowledge of design, current ness, blockchain promises to shape the trends and how they affect corporate prac- 21st century in various sectors. This major tices is quickly becoming a key compo- explores how blockchain can revolutionize nent of running a successful organization. economics while addressing some of the Through this program, you will gain a most pressing problems in society such as general understanding of design history trust, transparency, inclusive participation and esthetics while learning how to best and fair trade. You will gain an in-depth, apply them to business and productive panoramic understanding of the funda- management practices. mentals of blockchain, while critically evaluating the processes, practices and tools of this disruptive technology.

A sample of the program courses: A sample of the program courses:

Luxury & Design Business Strategy Simulation Architecture & Hotel Design Cryptocurrencies & Fintech Photography & Management Blockchain & Sustainable Development Beyond the Classroom

Peter Brabeck-Letmathe Emeritus Chairman of Nestlé 41

Beyond the Classroom

EU offers educational and professional opportunities to enhance your experience during your studies and beyond. Beyond the Classroom

Our Career Services Department Will Help You Reach Your Professional Goals EU Career Services Department EU career counselors can advise you during each step workshops: of your professional journey, whether it’s deciding what • The importance of personal you want to pursue, searching for an internship or branding and social presence • Successful job interviews preparing for a job interview. • How to manage your social networks • Job search strategies • Practical guidance on your EU Business School enjoys a solid reputation among recruiters and local job search companies. The caliber of our students and the efficiency of EU’s dedicat- • Creating your portfolio • Digital reputation ed Career Services Department (CSD) gives candidates a distinct compet- itive advantage during job interviews. How you present yourself is just as Past internships attained in important as your knowledge or experience, and all should be reflected Switzerland: perfectly both in your CV and during your job interview. • United Nations • World Trade Organization The CSD assists students, alumni and organizations by encouraging • World Intellectual Property individual development, assessing job market needs and pairing op- Organization portunities with the right candidates. The department regularly holds • World Health Organization career workshops and training sessions for students on campus. • Olympic Foundation • Procter & Gamble Europe • Google Switzerland EU Career Fairs • Expedia Switzerland During our annual EU Careers Fair in Barcelona, companies are invited • Ralph Lauren Europe to meet students and present them with exciting job and internship • HSBC Private Bank • J.P. Morgan Switzerland opportunities. Representatives come to uncover some of the best young • UBS Switzerland talent at our school. You get to interact with human resources profes- • L’Oréal sionals from leading companies and have the chance to network and • Nissan International discuss your CV, job prospects and skill set during short interviews. We • Tesla Switzerland also invite our alumni to give tips and share their career stories. Students • Nestlé • Hôtel Royal Savoy across all campuses are invited to participate in our career fairs. • Swatch Group • International Air Transportation System (IATA) • Mediterranean Shipping Company • Ernst & Young 43

Our Career Services Counselors Can Help You:

Build your professional online identity A study by Adweek magazine showed that 92% of companies use social 01 media for recruiting.

Find exclusive internship offers Exclusive offers are found on our Career Center, which also serves as your profile for employers on the site. 02

Optimize and tailor your CV Have several CVs that you can tailor to the position you are 03 applying for.

"From the Edit your cover letter beginning, Statistics show that with just ONE mistake, your CV or cover letter we give our will be thrown out. 04 students individual attention,

Prepare for your interview helping them build For Skype or phone interviews, you should behave, dress and speak exactly as you their personal 05 would during a face-to-face interview. brand and opening them up to new opportunities."

Tatiana Sunshine Career Services Counselor Swiss campuses Beyond the Classroom

Gastón

SpainGarcía Blasco

"Ho Kim, Master of Business ex-CEO of the Administration with a major in International International Business Boxing Association (AIBA), came Career services to EU Business counseling School as a guest speaker and gave me the opportunity

Internship with to work at the the International company for Boxing Associa- tion (AIBA) six months as competition coordinator."

Gastón García Blasco

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Our Geneva and Montreux cam- Networking puses are proud to partner with: • Geneva Chamber of Commerce, Networking is a significant component of a Industry and Services (CCIG) • International Labor Organization successful career. Along with your education and • World Trade Organization experience, a solid connection can help you take the • Career Starter • The Montreux Jazz Festival next step in your professional journey. • Adecco • AIESEC • ThinkYoung At EU Business School, we hold on-campus conferences and events • Project Firefly designed to give our students an abundance of networking opportuni- ties. At these events, they interact with alumni and other professionals EU students attend events to build strong business relationships and create meaningful and lasting including: connections. • Change the World Model United Nations in New York (CWMUN) We also establish partnerships with organizations and corporations • Morpheus Cup through which we promote activities that create further opportunities for • Entrepreneurship School • Swiss Economic Forum our students. • Geneva Chamber of Commerce workshops Throughout the year, EU hosts several networking events around the • Baselworld world to bring students, alumni and local businesspeople together and • High Performance foster new relationships. From Change the World Model United Nations Leadership program • TEDx at the UN headquarters in New York to entrepreneurial competitions like • Alumni afterwork cocktails the Morpheus Cup, EU encourages students to participate in a number of • Afterwork networking events events around the world. • Guest speaker events • Company visits Beyond the Classroom

A Connection to Real Businesses and 03 Businesspeople is Part of the EU Experience You will interact with industry experts and leading international businesses right on our doorstep.

Guest speakers often visit the Geneva and Montreux campuses to share their expertise. Past speakers have ranged from established business professionals to successful entrepreneurs. You are also connected to Switzerland’s local and international business world through visits to companies such as Nestlé, Swatch Group and the 05 06 Hewlett Packard Enterprise Customer Innovation 10 Center. These company visits give you behind- 09 the-scenes access and a privileged look at how 04 businesses operate. Both opportunities allow you 01 to interact firsthand with industry leaders. Guest 07 speakers have even been known to help students 02 find employment through their extensive network of contacts, providing additional opportunities for keen students.

LEARNING FROM LEADERS:

Jim Hagemann Snabe Guy Verhofstadt Paul Bulcke Jean-Claude Biver Chairman of Siemens Former Prime Minister Chairman of Nestlé President of the LVMH and Maersk spoke of a of Belgium, President inspired students by Watch Division, Chair- radical new leadership of ALDE and MEP, spoke speaking of the impor- man of Hublot, Chairman model adapted to the about the challenges of tance of values and the of Zenith Watches and fast-paced digital era and the European Union and business challenges in a CEO of TAG Heuer, spoke challenged established gave insights about its VUCA world. about innovative thinking management theory. inner workings. and living in paradise every day by doing what you truly love. 47

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Brian Cookson OBE Jean-Jacques Gauer Lorenzo Stoll Kurt Kupper Former President of the Former Chairman of Head of the Western CEO of Reuge explained Union Cycliste Interna- Leading Hotels of the Division of Swiss how success in the tionale (UCI) disclosed World spoke to students International Air Lines industry stems from the similarities between about motivation, the examined the world of various business aspects sport and business: tourism industry and the aviation, the business and the importance accountability, profession- value of giving personal strategy behind new of always challenging alism, transparency and attention to your cus- technologies and putting yourself to go one step integrity. tomers. the customer first. further. At Home in Switzerland 49

At Home in Switzerland

Our admissions process is quick and straightforward. You can consult our admissions department to help guide you through the process. At Home in Switzerland

How to Apply Applicants are evaluated on the strength of their applications as a whole. Consideration is given to the student's qualities and abilities: leadership potential, academic achievements, performance on standardized tests, extracurricular activities and personal experiences.

Step 1: Choose your program academic and English language requirements before we can make an offer of admission. MBA with a major in: • International Business For details on the documentation you will need to • Communication & Public Relations submit, visit our website: • International Marketing euruni.edu/admissions • Global Banking & Finance • Leisure & Tourism Management • Entrepreneurship Step 3: Submit your application • Digital Business In addition to other documentation, you will need • Sports Management a certified copy of your bachelor’s degree and an • Human Resources Management official copy of your academic transcripts. • Design Management • Blockchain Management Submit your application online at: euruni.edu/apply Dual qualifications on campus: MSc in International Management MBA Application deadlines (both awarded by the University of Roehampton) We have several application deadlines throughout the year. Please check our website for your pro- gram’s specific application dates. Step 2: Check the entry requirements The admission process at EU Business School is For more information, please refer to the EU website: clear and straightforward. You must reach specific euruni.edu/admissions 51

• Address in Switzerland • 2 passport size photos (35mm x 45mm) • Full study plan Visas • Copy of diplomas and transcripts Before coming to Switzerland, it is Important: essential to find out whether you need a Should you need the O form, you will also need a copy visa to enter, travel and study here. There of the passport or ID of the person who will sponsor you along with proof of their ability to pay. are many requirements to fulfill in order to receive a visa and depending on your Required documents in Montreux: • Final acceptance documents from EU Business School country of origin, it may take up to three Montreux and photocopies months to receive your visa. Therefore, • Passport valid for six months before the date of appli- cation and one photocopy it is important to start early and allow • Bank certificate stating that you have an active account enough time for the consulate to process with a minimum of CHF 30,000 (the bank certificate your request. The visa must be issued in must be in the student’s name ONLY) • Completed and signed B permit form with a promise of your home country and is only valid for departure in attachment (make sure to have all docu- 90 days. ments mentioned on page 3 of the B permit) • CV/résumé You will not need a visa if you are: • A signed letter of motivation stating both the reason • A citizen of Switzerland or the European Union in pos- for studying in Switzerland and detailing your post- session of a valid European Union identification card or study plans passport • Address in Switzerland • A citizen of a country which is part of the European • 2 passport size photos (35mm x 45mm) Economic Area or European Free Trade Association and in possession of a valid passport Please bear in mind that the visa requirements may change. Therefore, we recommend that you contact your You must apply at the Swiss embassy or consulate local Swiss embassy or consulate general to ensure that general in your home country or country of residence, as the requirements are up to date. the visa will be affixed to your passport before you depart. Please note: We strongly recommend that you complete all docu- Each visa application is reviewed individually, therefore ments necessary for the application process as soon as necessary documents may vary. The embassy reserves possible and provide translations of all documents in any the right to ask for additional documents at any time. The language other than French or English. submission of the above documents does not guarantee the issuance of a visa. Submission of an incomplete set of Required documents in Geneva: documents will lead to a refusal of your visa application. • Final acceptance documents from EU Business School Once a visa has been issued, the purpose of the trip may Geneva and photocopies not be altered. There is no such thing as an urgent or • Passport valid for six months before the date of appli- express visa. cation and one photocopy • E form Registering as a resident (all students): • O form and/or bank certificate stating you have an All students wishing to pursue studies in Switzerland active account with a minimum of CHF 30,000 (the (both European Union and non-European Union citizens) bank certificate must be in the student’s name ONLY) MUST register as a resident in the city within two weeks • D form of arrival. Please visit the EU Student Affairs Office on • “A qui de droit” (stating that you will leave Switzerland campus to pick up the necessary forms and receive after completing your studies) detailed instructions on how to complete the residence • CV/résumé permit process. • A signed letter of motivation stating both the reason for studying in Switzerland and detailing your post- For more information, please refer to: study plans info.euruni.edu/student-services-switzerland At Home in Switzerland

Living in Switzerland Finding accommodation in Geneva and Montreux can be a real challenge. Therefore, we encourage all students to begin their housing search while waiting for their final enrollment documents.

We believe that a comfortable and inspirational living environment is an important part of any educational experience. This section gives you an overview of the accommodation options available to you. With the support of EU’s Accommodation Office, you will be able to find the perfect place to call home in no time.

Student dorms Living in student dorms allows you to meet new people and gives you a structured living environment without having to worry about household chores and the stress of dealing with rental agencies. Living close to other students helps you adapt to the city and your new lifestyle. This type of accommodation is welcoming and ensures you always have someone to talk to.

EU Geneva has secured a limited number of student accommodations with our partners, all just a 15-minute walk from campus. EU Montreux works closely with various residential partners to help find accommodation that suits you best.

If you are planning to arrive at the begin- ning of the fall term (October), we recom- mend that you send your accommodation application to a wide range of residences by May. Thousands of students arrive in Geneva and Montreux during fall to com- mence their studies. Apply for a place in our partner residences immediately after enrollment by contacting our accommoda- tion officer. Placements are limited.

Private apartments Having your own apartment is something that will appeal to you if you enjoy the quiet, like to be alone and don’t want to compromise on personal space. You can 53

choose to get an apartment anywhere in the city For more information about housing, email our without limiting yourself to student dorm availability accommodation officer at your respective campus. or location. This type of accommodation is ideal for EU Geneva: [email protected] independent people. EU Montreux: [email protected]

Most apartments are rented through an agency, Planning your budget however renting directly from the owner generally You need to have an idea of what you are able to saves tenants a lot of money in agency fees. An spend on rent, travel and leisure. You should plan for important aspect of housing in Switzerland is the a monthly living expenditure of at least CHF 2,500 concept of sharing. The majority of apartments and to live in Geneva and CHF 1,300 to live in Montreux. studios don’t have a private washer or dryer, instead Around 65–70% of this should be budgeted towards they are put at the disposal of all residents in the accommodation expenses and the remainder will be building. for basic necessities and leisure.

Apartment-sharing Sharing an apartment is a popular concept in Swit- Geneva zerland and a lot cheaper than living on your own. Meal at an inexpensive restaurant CHF 25 Shared housing is a flexible option and with inter- One liter of milk CHF 1.70 national roommates, you will be able to learn other Cappuccino CHF 4.20 languages. But you must be willing to compromise. ½ liter of domestic beer on tap CHF 7.25 Movie at the cinema CHF 20 If you are interested in this option, we highly recom- mend you arrive in Geneva or Montreux before you commence your studies, in order to meet potential Montreux roommates and landlords personally. Please contact Meal at an inexpensive restaurant CHF 20 the student affairs officer of your respective campus One liter of milk CHF 1.50 and they will pair you with another student who is Cappuccino CHF 3.75 also in search of a shared apartment. ½ liter of domestic beer on tap CHF 5.75 Movie at the cinema CHF 17 A Network for Life

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A Network for Life

Join a network of more than 27,000 with the EU Alumni Association. A Network for Life

Life After Your Studies The EU Alumni Association brings together alumni from cities all across the world. The association holds regular networking events, webinars, presentations, talks and seminars designed to further promote connections between alumni, such as “How To Survive a Zombie Apocalypse in Your Company”. These initiatives are specially designed to support active and engaged members of the international business community.

Alumni Hub The online platform created by the EU Alumni Association gives access to information regarding workshops, networking events and career development op- portunities. Members use the Hub to share news about their achievements, connect with old classmates, post upcoming events, offer career opportunities and mentor others, sharing their expertise and inspiring the next generation of business leaders.

New graduates benefit from having the solid base of pro- fessional contacts the alumni network provides. The network is "We established full of established professionals a great working who share similar ideologies and can provide support for business culture and will ventures or mentorships.

remain in touch Our alumni work at some of the for many years biggest global companies includ- ing Google, Facebook, Microsoft, to come." Sony, Nike and Deloitte.

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ALUMNI LINKEDIN GROUP MEMBERS 3,300+

ALUMNI NETWORK MEMBERS

"You have to love 27,000+ and acknowledge what you do; only SECTOR then can you be the best."

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