EBCM BRANCH OF European University – The Business School in Munich, Germany
EBCM branch of European University Munich is a business school with a truly global perspective. You will join an ever-expanding multicultural community; every semester the university opens its doors to students of more than 100 nationalities. European Business College Munich, EBCM, students support each other as they adapt to life in Munich, sharing a full and varied social life and ultimately building lifelong friendships and professional networks.
Munich sits at the foot of the Alps and is the capital of the southern German region of Bavaria. Its booming and diverse economy is the perfect setting for an exceptional business education. With business leaders in their sector such as Siemens, BMW, Allianz, MAN, Süddeutsche Zeitung and many others calling it home, Munich allows EBCM branch of European University Munich students to explore this dynamic business and media headquarters and apply their classroom education to real-world business situations through industrial visits, guest speakers and professors from Munich’s professional ranks.
The Student Board
Each year, the EBCM branch of European University Munich student body elects representatives to the campus’ Student Board. The Student Board publishes newsletters and organizes a busy calendar of social, charity, sporting and cultural events.
Equal opportunities at EBCM
- Disability support and counseling services
- Full classroom access for those with restricted mobility
- Admissions decisions made in accordance with best equal opportunities practices
- Each applicant considered on his or her own merits
- A positive study and work environment is actively promoted
Housing
EBCM Munich helps students to find accommodation via a database of apartments, homes and residences. Students are advised to begin searching for accommodation immediately after receiving their acceptance letter. E-mail the Admissions Department directly or visit the local housing page to get started.
Important Visa Notice
German authorities must have evidence that a university place has been reserved for the student and also require a bank letter certifying the applicant’s financial solvency. Please click here for complete visa instructions.
German law also requires that international students have medical insurance (to cover medical and hospital fees and medication issued under prescription). The European Business College Munich, EBCM, admissions team can help.