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AGENTS'MANUAL 2014-2015

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Facts for Agents

Our Main Campuses

Accreditations & Rankings

Selling Points

Main Campuses & Institutional Partnerships Worldwide

EU Programs Business Foundation ProgramUndergraduate/Bachelor's ProgramsExecutive Bachelor of Business AdministrationGraduate/MBA ProgramsExecutive MBAOnline MBA

European University Dual DegreesDual Degrees with Nichols CollegeDual Bachelor's Degree with ShinawatraDual Master's Degree with College of CharlestonJoint Postgraduate Program with University of California at Riverside

Admissions Requirements/Application Procedure

Tuition Fees and Payments 2014-2015

Career Services

AccommodationBarcelona CampusMunich CampusGeneva CampusMontreux Campus

Living Expenses

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Established in 1973–Business Foundation (BF), Bachelor (BBA), Master (MBA) and Doctor (DBA) of Business Administration programs– 23 majors such as Business, Communication & PR, Tourism, Finance, Sports Management, International Relations, HR, E-Business, Entrepreneurship and Family Business Management among others–All programs offered in English and following parallel curricula in all main campuses–Main campuses in Switzerland, Germany and Spain–Transfer opportunities within these main campuses and the EU network of institutional partners worldwide–Internationally accredited by ACBSP, IACBE and CEEMAN (IQA)–Top ranked–Small class sizes allowing for person-alized attention and regular student evaluations–100+ nationality student body–An excellent employment record

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OUR MAIN CAMPUSES

Whether it is the Mediterranean coastline, the Swiss Alps or a modern Bavarian metropolis, EU not only provides a top-notch business education, but also the experience of living in four distinct and equally enriching environments. Outside of class, students have the option to explore the diversity of Barcelona, Geneva, Montreux and Munich as they please. Some of them employ their time learning new languages, meeting a variety of people and exposing themselves to cultural- and business-oriented opportunities.

At EU, we do what we can to ensure that students are aware of the latest events and outdoor activities in each city. On our social media pages, there are tips on the best restaurants, exhibitions and events. Through industrial visits, students also have the opportu-nity to see local businesses and meet the owners and executives who are keen on helping them find job and internship opportuni-ties within their organizations.

It is important to remember that students have the option to transfer from one campus to another after any completed semester, as all their credits from one campus are counted equally at the others. The only real challenge is deciding where you want to begin.

01EU BARCELONALocation: Barcelona, SpainAddress: Ganduxer 70, 08021 Barcelona, Spain

–Over 100 nationalities present on campus–Located in Sarrià, one of the most affluent areas of Barcelona–Offers internships and networking opportunities with Mango, Voll Damn, Freixenet and others–Student body of 250-400 students

BARCELONA is the fourth best European city in which to locate a business, (Cushman & Wakefield) after London, Paris and Frankfurt. EU Barcelona is a popular campus choice for many reasons. Long stretches of sandy beaches, a laid-back Mediterranean lifestyle and a large foreign population make it an ideal location for those who like to work hard and play hard. EU offers its students a chance to do both in a city that is diverse, warm and full of possibilities.

02EBCM MUNICH BRANCH OF EUROPEAN UNIVERSITYLocation: Munich, GermanyAddress: Theresienhöhe 28, 80339 Munich, Germany

–Located in the city center–New state-of-the-art building –Munich is consistently rated as the best city to live in Germany–Student body of 250-400 students

MUNICH, the biggest city in Bavaria, is a model to other cities. Full of green parks and gardens, it maintains a big city vibe without having too many big city problems. Known for being clean, safe and lively, Munich boasts incredible modern archi-tecture, world-class shopping and exceptional gastronomy. In addition to the city itself, the EU Munich campus comfortably accommodates student needs while offering a truly unique university experience.

Barcelona Campus Website barcelona.euruni.edu

Munich Campus Website munich.euruni.edu

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04EU MONTREUXLocation: Montreux, SwitzerlandAddress: Le Forum-Grand-Rue 3, 1820 Montreux 2, Switzerland

–Located in the city center–Students frequent the gym next to campus between classes–Campus is within an hour of the best ski slopes in Switzerland–Student body of 200-250 students

MONTREUX has a cozy environment and lots of opportunities to take in the best of Switzerland. This town is conducive to focusing on studies while enjoying a spectacular selection of winter sports, festivals and food. Montreux is for those who like to relax in tranquility while having comforts like restaurants, gyms and pubs at their fingertips. The EU campus here is right in the center and offers an unparalleled personalized learning experience.

03EU GENEVALocation: Geneva, SwitzerlandAddress: Quai du Seujet 18, 1201 Geneva, Switzerland

–Geneva is the most international city in Europe, with over 40 percent of its residents coming from outside Switzerland–EU campus located in the center of Geneva near the Red Cross, UN, UNESCO and WHO headquarters –Student body of 250-400 students

GENEVA is where the old world meets new in terms of architec-ture, food, nightlife and career opportunities. Long recognized by the European community as a hub for commerce and diplomacy, this city represents peace, modernity and comfort in an environment which is perfect to live and study. Geneva is a wonderful jump-off point to enjoy Switzerland’s mountains, lakes and the world’s most beautiful hiking trails, which are only a short drive or train ride from the city center.

Geneva Campus Website geneva.euruni.edu

Montreux Campus Website montreux.euruni.edu

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ACCREDITATIONS & RANKINGS

ACCREDITATIONS

EU has developed innovative business education programs which deliver the highest quality education possible.

These are some of the reasons why EU has been recognized and accredited world-wide while consistently achieving stellar rankings as a top global business school.

ACBSP The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) is a specialized accreditation association for business education that rewards teaching excellence. ACBSP members are selected for their quality of education and alumni success rate as well as a proven dedication to research and innovation. All four campuses have this accreditation.

IACBE The International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE) is the leading outcomes-based professional accrediting organization for business programs in student-centered colleges and universities throughout the world. Both the Geneva and Montreux campuses are accredited by IACBE for their excellence in business education.

IQA International Quality Accreditation (IQA) was specifically designed to address the needs of business schools and other management development institu-tions operating in the dynamically changing environ-ments of Central and Eastern Europe. Since then, IQA has evolved to encompass a wider market and to address the unique conditions and needs of local and national environments and emerging economies.

MEMBERSHIPS

–Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)–European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD)–Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)–Central and East European Management Development Association (CEEMAN)–Council of Learning Assistance and Developmental Education Associations (CLADEA)–Society for Advancement of Management (SAM)–European Council of International Schools (ECIS)–Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU)–Mediterranean Association of International Schools (MAIS)–Fédération Suisse des Écoles Privées (FSEP)–Swiss Private School Register (SPSR)–Association Vaudoise des Écoles Privées (AVDEP)–Association Genevoise des Écoles Privées (AGEP)–Global Education in Switzerland (GES)–The Academy of Business in Society (EABIS)–Peter Drucker Society Europe–International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE)–Russian Association of Business Education (RABE)–International Association of University Presidents (IAUP)

ACBSP and IACBE are both accrediting bodies recogni-zed by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA).

Ranked as a top 35 business school in the QS Top MBA Global 200 Business Schools Report (2013-14): EU ranks 34.

Ranked as a top tier European MBA program by CEO Magazine’s International Graduate Forum (2013).

Ranked as a second-tier Global EMBA program by CEO Magazine's International Graduate Forum (2013).

Listed as a top 20 business school in the world by China Economic Review magazine (2010).

Ranked eighth in the QS Top MBA Women at Global 200 Business Schools list (2013).

Ranked sixth-best business school for female students by Capital magazine in France.

Ranked in the top 50 Most Social Media Friendly International MBA Schools list by OnlineMBAPage.com (2013): EU ranks 45.

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SELLING POINTS

SMALL CLASS SIZES OF 20-25 STUDENTS ALLOW FOR A FLEXIBLE AND PERSONALIZED EDUCATION

CLASSES TAUGHT IN ENGLISH, USING CASE STUDIES AND DYNAMIC, INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHODS

CONTINUOUS EVALUATION OF STUDENT PROGRESS

FACULTY WITH PRACTICAL BUSINESS EXPERIENCE

ACCREDITED INTERNATIONALLY AND TOP RANKED

INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT (STUDENTS AND FACULTY FROM MORE THAN 100 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES)

SEVERAL STARTING DATES PER YEAR

EASY STUDENT EXCHANGES WITHIN OUR GLOBAL NETWORK & DUAL DEGREE PROGRAMS WITH INSTITUTIONS AROUND THE WORLD

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES: 50% OF STUDENTS COME FROM IMPORTANT EUROPEAN FAMILY BUSINESSES

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MAIN CAMPUSES & INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS WORLDWIDE

UNIQUE SELLING POINTTRANSFER OPPORTUNITIES:Students have the possibility to transfer to a different campus each semester. As such, they can experience different cultures and job markets and prepare for the global market place.

Agents with a valid contract exclusively represent and sell EU's main campuses in Switzerland, Germany and Spain. EU programs in other countries, dual degree options and other international opportunities are only available to stu-dents upon enrollment at EU.

EU BarcelonaSpain

EU GenevaSwitzerland

EU MontreuxSwitzerland

IE Business School, Madrid, Spain

Instituto Brasileiro de Mercado de Capitais, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

ITESM, Monterrey, Mexico

University of California at Riverside, California, U.S.A.

Nichols College, Massachusetts, U.S.A.

College of Charleston,South Carolina, U.S.A.

Hamline University, Minnesota, U.S.A.

FGV, Sao Paulo, Brazil

Freiburg, Germany

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EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUSES

OTHER INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERSHIPS*

PROGRAMS

EU MunichGermany

Rostov-on-Don, Russia

Ryskulov Kazakh Economic University, Almaty, Kazakhstan

Aktobe, Kazakhstan

Beijing, China

Shangai, China

Taipei, Taiwan

Hong Kong,China

Shenzhen, China

Ryskulov Kazakh Economic University, Astana, Kazakhstan

Moscow, Russia

People’s Friendship University of Russia, Russia Moscow State

University named after Lomonosov, Moscow, Russia

International University in Moscow, Russia

Graduate School of Corporate Management,Moscow, Russia

Peking University, China

Jiao Tong University, China

Shinawatra International University, Thailand

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*These are some of the other partners with whom we cooperate on study abroad, student & faculty exchange programs.

EU Partners www.euruni.edu/institutionalpartnership

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DURATION: Two semesters/One year

ABOUT: The Business Foundation program (BF) acts as a bridge to the first year of EU’s bachelor’s degree programs (BBA/BA/BS). Students will strengthen their academic, communication and business English skills while studying business management and marketing concepts. START DATES: October, February, June (intensive Summer Semester I), August (intensive Summer Semester II)

CREDITS: 60 ECTS /44 CH COST (Barcelona & Munich):Deposit: €2,000Semester I: €4,750Semester II: €4,750Total: €11,500

COST (Geneva & Montreux):Deposit: CHF 4,000Semester I: CHF 11,400 Semester II: CHF 11,400Total: CHF 26,800

BUSINESS FOUNDATION PROGRAM

SEMESTER II:–English for Business II–Communication Skills II–Applied Computer Skills II–Marketing Basics–Calculus and Statistics–Study Skills II–Sustainability–Introduction to Business Law

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:High school certificate and transcripts* One of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 60/173A minimum IELTS score of 5.0Letter of recommendation Motivation letter

*Students without a high school certificate when they start the BF program must obtain one before beginning a subsequent bachelor's program at EU. ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINT: Upon successful completion of the BF program, students are automatically admitted into the first year of any EU bachelor’s program

SEMESTER I:–English for Business I–Communication Skills I–Applied Computer Skills I–Management Basics–Mathematics–Study Skills I–Introduction to Economics–Business and Society

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DURATION: Six semesters/Three years

START DATES: October, February, June (intensive Summer Semester I), August (intensive Summer Semester II)

CREDITS: 192 ECTS/143 CH PROGRAMS:BBA - Business AdministrationBA - Communication & PRBA - Leisure & Tourism Management BA - International RelationsBA - Sports ManagementBS - Business FinanceBS - Digital Media ManagementBA - Business & Sustainability ManagementBA - Business & Design ManagementBA - Family Business ManagementDual Degree Nichols College (p.16)Dual Degree Shinawatra International University (p.17)

COST (Barcelona & Munich):Deposit: €2,000Semester I: €4,750Semester II: €4,750Total: €11,500/year for three years

COST (Geneva & Montreux):Deposit: CHF 4,000Semester I: CHF 11,400 Semester II: CHF 11,400Total: CHF 26,800/year for three years

UNDERGRADUATE/BACHELOR’S PROGRAMS (BBA, BA & BS)

YEARS 2 & 3:Students take a mixture of core and specialized courses dur-ing the second and third years of study. This is the same for all majors.

SUMMER FAST TRACK OPTION: Undergraduate students have the option to complete their bachelor’s degree in two and a half or even two years by taking classes during the summer. Students who complete one summer semester will finish their degrees in two and a half years and those who take both will be able to graduate in only two years.

DUAL DEGREE OPTIONS:Undergraduate students have the option to earn a second bachelor's degree (for details please see page 16).

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:High school certificate and transcripts One of the following: A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation 1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form) ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINTS: Students can study one degree at multiple campuses. They can start their degree in Barcelona, continue in Geneva and finish in Munich. Students can transfer campuses after every completed semesterStudents can choose/change their major during the first year of studies and before the second year has startedSummer Fast Track option: Students can finish in two and a half or even two years if they take one or two summer semesters

YEAR 1 (common for all majors):The core courses provide students with a foundation in all main functional areas of business. This time allows students to choose their right field and major by the second year of studies.

–Foundations of Business Management–Written and Oral Communication Skills–Accounting–Applied Management Statistics–Microeconomics–Macroeconomics–IT Software for Business–Mathematics of Finance–Marketing Management–Environmental Sustainability

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DURATION: Two semesters/One year (full time) Four semesters/Two years (part time)

ABOUT: The EBBA is an intensive program designed for working pro-fessionals with at least five years of work experience. It equips professionals with theoretical and conceptual knowledge to strengthen their extensive management experience and pre-pare them for graduate studies.

Professional candidates already have significant practical knowledge and are familiar with many of the most impor-tant aspects of business through experience. This program omits courses which are redundant after years of managerial experience.

START DATES: October, February, June (intensive Summer Semester I), August (intensive Summer Semester II)

CREDITS: 72 ECTS/57 CH

COST (Barcelona & Munich):Deposit: €2,000Semester I: €4,750Semester II: €4,750Total: €11,500

COST (Geneva & Montreux):Deposit: CHF 4,000Semester I: CHF 11,400 Semester II: CHF 11,400Total: CHF 26,800

EXECUTIVE BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (EBBA)

SEMESTER II:–Strategic Management–Managerial Accounting–Production & Operations Management–Human Resources Management–Customer Relationship Management–Managerial Economics–Corporate Finance & Cases in Finance–Cases in Marketing

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:High school certificate and transcripts One of the following: A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language examAn interview with the DeanA minimum of 5 years of succesful managerial experience1 copy of CV/Résumé

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINT: Students can complement their experience with a degree that will allow them to advance in their workplace and pursuefurther education

SEMESTER I:–Business Management–Quantitative Business Methods–Business Finance–Communication Skills–Marketing Management–Management of Information –Ethics in Business–Case Study Analysis

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DURATION: Three terms/One year

START DATES: October, January and March CREDITS: 72 ECTS/57 CH MAJORS:MBA - International BusinessMBA - Communication & PRMBA - International MarketingMBA - Global Banking & FinanceMBA - Leisure & Tourism ManagementMBA - EntrepreneurshipMBA - LeadershipMBA - E-BusinessMBA - Sports ManagementMBA - Human Resources ManagementMBA - Design ManagementMBA - Reputation ManagementDual Degree Nichols College (p.16)Dual Degree College of Charleston (p.17)Joint postgraduate program University of California, Riverside (p.18)

COST (Barcelona & Munich):Deposit: €3,000Terms I-III: €5,300 (per term)Total: €18,900

COST (Geneva & Montreux)Deposit: CHF 3,000Terms I-III: CHF 11,200 (per term)Total: CHF 36,600

GRADUATE/MBA PROGRAMS

TERM II–Finance–Human Resources Management–Global Economics –Strategic Management –Management Information Systems –Communication Skills (seminar) –Job Career Planning (seminar)

TERM III(five courses in line with major)

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:University/bachelor’s degree and transcriptsOne of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form)1 copy of CV/Résumé

WE RECOMMEND:A minimum undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 A satisfactory GMAT/GRE scoreA minimum of 2 years of work experience An interview with the Dean

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINTS: Students can study one degree at multiple campuses. They can start their degree in Barcelona, continue in Geneva and finish in Munich. Students can transfer campuses after every completed semesterStudents can choose/change their major during the first two terms of their studies before the third term has started

The core courses provide students with a foundation in all main functional areas of business. The first two terms allow students the time they need to choose their preferred field and major before starting their third term of studies.

TERM I–Management Skills–Organizational Behavior–Managerial Accounting –Marketing–Quantitative Business Methods–Negotiation (seminar)–Business Law (seminar)

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DURATION: Five terms/15 months

ABOUT: The Executive MBA is designed for professionals who seek a versatile and challenging MBA experience to enhance their global competitiveness. Applicants should possess a bachelor’s degree and a minimum of five years managerial experience. The Executive MBA program goes further past MBA funda-mentals as it is carefully structured to equip graduates with the tools to reach the next level of management, refining vital team-working skills and nurturing confidence in the leaders and decision-makers of the future.

START DATES: October, December, March, May and July

CREDITS: 72 ECTS/57 CH STRUCTURE: Friday 19:00-22:00Saturday: 09:00-12:00; 13:00-17:00; 18:00-21:00Sunday: 09:00-13:00; 14:00-18:00

Pre-reading material is given to students two to three weeks before the program starts. Students have a month to complete the module assignments and papers.

COST (Barcelona & Munich):Deposit: €3,000Payments: €2,650 (six total; every three months)Total: €18,900

EXECUTIVE MBA

TERM IV:–Business Policy & Strategy –Management Information Systems –Sales Management

TERM V:–International Finance –International Marketing –Technology & Change Management

COST (Geneva & Montreux)Deposit: CHF 3,000Payments: CHF 5,600 (six total; every three months)Total: CHF 36,600

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:University/bachelor’s degree and transcriptsOne of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form)1 copy of CV/Résumé

WE RECOMMEND:A minimum undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 A satisfactory GMAT/GRE scoreA minimum of 5 years of work experienceAn interview with the Dean

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINT: Students receive an MBA degree which takes into consideration their practical experience and allows them to advance to the next level in their careers

TERM I:–Management Skills–Quantitative Business Methods–Managerial Accounting

TERM II:–Organizational Behavior–Marketing–Global Economics

TERM III:–Finance–Strategic Management–Human Resources Management

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DURATION: Three terms/One year

ABOUT:The EU Online MBA comes at a time when online learning has been proven to be an innovative and effective way of studying. The 2012 Annual Internet Survey showed that over six million people are finding success with e-learning programs.

The program mirrors EU’s top 40 (QS ranked) MBA while giv-ing students the flexibility to attend lectures online at their own convenience. Spanning 12 months, the program is made up of 72 credits taken over three 10-week terms. Nine weeks of each term take place online while the tenth week of each term takes place on one of EU’s four main campuses. Each term participants take five courses, plus seminars and onsite lectures during their on-campus weeks. This way, students can meet their classmates, take part in industrial visits and write their exams for a blended experience that includes both online and onsite education.

START DATES: October, January and March

CREDITS: 72 ECTS/57 CH

MAJORS:MBA - International BusinessMBA - Communication & PRMBA - International MarketingMBA - Global Banking & FinanceMBA - Leisure & Tourism ManagementMBA - EntrepreneurshipMBA - LeadershipMBA - E-BusinessMBA - Sports ManagementMBA - Human Resources ManagementMBA - Design ManagementMBA - Reputation Management

ONLINE MBA

COST:Deposit: €3,000Terms I-III: €4,300 (per term)Total: €15,900

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:University/bachelor’s degree and transcriptsOne of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form)1 copy of CV/Résumé

WE RECOMMEND:A minimum undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 A satisfactory GMAT/GRE scoreA minimum of 2 years of work experienceAn interview with the Dean

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION:Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

SELLING POINTS: Students receive an MBA degree while not having to move from where they live and workThey learn how to work as part of an international team with colleagues in different locations and from different cultures

TERM II–Finance–Human Resources Management–Global Economics –Strategic Management –Management Information Systems –Communication Skills (seminar) –Job Career Planning (seminar)

TERM III (five courses in line with major)

The core courses provide students with a foundation in all main functional areas of business. The first two terms allow students the time they need to choose their preferred field and major before starting their third term of studies.

TERM I–Management Skills–Organizational Behavior–Managerial Accounting –Marketing–Quantitative Business Methods–Negotiation (seminar)–Business Law (seminar)

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EUROPEANUNIVERSITY DUAL DEGREES

NICHOLS COLLEGE

Nichols College is a private, coeduca-tional university located in Massachu-setts. The college, which has a focus on business education, offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in many fields. It has a very close student community with approximately 90 percent of the student body participating in on-campus clubs and organizations.

Nichols has a successful job placement tally of 96 percent within the students’ field of study within six months of gradu-ation. It is accredited by the New England Association of Colleges and Schools (NEACS) and International Assembly for Collegiate Business Education (IACBE).

DUAL BACHELOR'S DEGREESAt the bachelor's level, students first complete five semesters at any European University main campus and then two se-mesters at Nichols College in the U.S.A. Upon successfully completing three years/seven semesters of study, students obtain two accredited bachelor's degrees: one from EU and another one from NC.

DUAL MBA DEGREESAt the MBA level, students complete 10 courses from the NC curriculum and five courses from EU curriculum. Upon successfully completing all courses during three terms/one year, students obtain two accredited MBA degrees: one from EU and another one from NC.

EU's dual degree programs give students the chance to study in environments as diverse and enriching as North America and Asia where they can gain not only a separate degree, but unique experiences that will contribute to their forma-tion as global business leaders.

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DUAL BACHELOR'S DEGREESThe dual degree with Shinawatra International University (SIU) gives students the chance to complete seventh and eighth semesters of the bachelor's program at SIU in Thailand.

In addition to extending this opportunity to EU students, those who attend Shinawatra are also eligible to complete their bach-elor’s degree at the EU campus of their choice providing they have successfully completed their first four semesters at SIU. Joint degrees are part of EU’s ongoing mission to expose its students to a vast global experience including those in and around the boom-ing economies of Southeast Asia.

DUAL MBA DEGREEThe Dual MBA consists of 12 monthly three-day sessions. All courses are taught onsite at European University’s campuses in Geneva and Barcelona. The curriculum is standardized at both loca-tions. The Dual MBA is flexible, multicultural and student-oriented and the courses are developed to cultivate an in-depth understand-ing of the international marketplace. Upon successful completion of the 12 sessions, you will graduate with two accredited MBA degrees from European University and College of Charleston.

COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON

College of Charleston, founded in 1770, is a nationally-recognized university located in the heart of historic Charleston, South Caro-lina. It has a multicultural, global business focus, with students from some 71 countries attending the College of Charleston.

The prestigious university holds dual accreditation in busi-ness and accounting by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB). It is dedicated to creating educational experiences that provide our students with the knowledge and skills necessary to be lifelong learners and managers, who are socially responsible in the global economy.

SHINAWATRA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITYLocated in Bangkok, Thailand, Shinawatra International Uni-versity was founded in 1996 by Thaksin Shinawatra, former prime minister of Thailand. The college emphasizes technology and management, in addition to a well-respected science and engineering program.

All courses are taught in English. Students graduating from Shi-nawatra can look forward to gaining a degree from an institution accredited by the Ministry of Education in Thailand.

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Established in 1954, the University of California, Riverside (UCR) is a public research university located near Los Angeles. It is one of the ten campuses of the University of California system.

Approximately 80,000 students currently study at UCR on a campus that occu-pies 1,200 acres of suburban Riverside, California. UCR is considered among the most ethnically- and economically-

diverse universities in the USA. The 2013 U.S News & World Report Best Colleges Ranking places UCR 46th among top public universities while in the 2012 edi-tion of the Washington Monthly college rankings, UCR ranked ninth among national universities.

The joint postgraduate programs with UCR allows EU’s students to obtain two accredited degrees: a bachelor’s from EU

and a postgraduate diploma from UCR, in only four years. UCR also guarantees an internship to all students undertaking this program with the possibility to con-tinue working in the US upon graduation.

All current and prospective EU students have the opportunity to enroll in UCR through this partnership as long as they successfully complete their studies at European University.

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT RIVERSIDE

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTSBUSINESS FOUNDATION PROGRAM: GRADUATE/MASTER'S PROGRAMS:

WE RECOMMEND:

UNDERGRADUATE/BACHELOR'S PROGRAMS:

ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION (FOR ALL PROGRAMS)*CREDIT TRANSFER

High school certificate and transcripts One of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 60/173A minimum IELTS score of 5.0Letter of recommendation Motivation letter

University/bachelor’s degree and transcriptsOne of the following:A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form)1 copy of CV/Résumé

A minimum undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 on a scale of 4.0 A satisfactory GMAT/GRE scoreA minimum of 2 years of work experience (for graduate appli-cants) or 5 years (for EMBA applicants)An interview with the Dean

High school certificate and transcripts or current university transcripts*One of the following: A minimum TOEFL score of 80/213A minimum IELTS score of 6.0A minimum CAE of CA minimum PTE of 54A passing score on EU’s English language exam2 letters of recommendation 1 written or video essay (topic selected from EU application form)

Completed application form (online application also available)3 passport-size photosCopy of passport200€/CHF non-refundable application feeBank letter certifying applicant’s financial eligibility

European University accepts credits earned at other ac-credited institutions and welcomes undergraduate transfer students. To apply for credit transfer, students must provide detailed course descriptions of all the courses from which they wish to transfer credits, together with their official transcripts.

The following general rules apply to credit transfers at EU:Only credits necessary for the completion of an undergradu-ate degree at EU will be transferred. EU does not accept transfer credits toward its MBA programsOnly credits from courses passed with a minimum grade of C will be transferredOnly credits necessary for the completion of the degree sought at EU by the student will be acceptedOnly credits from courses completed within 10 years prior to the date of entry to EU will be transferred

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APPLICATION PROCEDURE1. Please send all of the above-corresponding documents for all campuses by email to your contact person at EU.

2. Please make sure you include the student’s details (e-mail and telephone) in the application. We will e-mail your student after they confirm their place with us and send them academic information regarding registration day and timetables.

3. The originals of all application documents must be submitted by the student upon arrival on campus for registration.

4. Within a week of receiving the above documents, we will confirm your student’s admittance and will send you a condi-tional offer including an invoice for the first payment.

5. Students have to make this payment (deposit) in order to reserve a place on the program. Please note that the deposit payment is non-refundable. In case of visa refusal, the deposit can be used over the course of three years to cover the costs of any classes taken at European University.

6. The rest of the tuition fee is paid in installments before the beginning of each semester/term.

7. Deadline for application: two months before each intake for visa purposes. Please contact us regarding late applications.

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TUITION FEES & PAYMENTS 2014-2015

PROGRAMS

BF PROGRAM(Two semesters/One year)• Deposit is part of the tuition fees and is non-refundable• Tuition is paid in three installments• The first payment/deposit is due before the beginning of the academic year in order to reserve a place in the program

BACHELOR'S PROGRAMS (Six semesters/Three years)• Deposit is part of the tuition fees and is non-refundable• The first year tuition is paid in three installments • The second and third year tuitions are paid in two installments each• The first payment/deposit is due before the beginning of the first academic year in order to reserve a place in the program

Years II and III(Two semesters per year)

MBA & EMBA PROGRAMS (Three terms/One year)• Deposit is part of the tuition fees and is non-refundable• Tuition is paid in four installments• The first payment/deposit is due before the beginning of the first academic year in order to reserve a place in the program

ONLINE MBA(Three terms/One year)• Deposit is part of the tuition fees and is non-refundable• Tuition is divided into three payments; one per term• The first payment/deposit is due before the beginning of the first academic year in order to reserve a place in the program

INSTALLMENTS

DepositSemester ISemester IITotal per year

DepositSemester ISemester IITotal per year

Semester ISemester IITotal per year

DepositTerm ITerm IITerm IIITotal per year

DepositTerm ITerm IITerm IIITotal per year

BARCELONA & MUNICH

€2,000€4,750€4,750€11,500

€2,000€4,750€4,750€11,500

€5,750€5,750€11,500

€3,000€5,300€5,300€5,300€18,900

GENEVA & MONTREUX

CHF 4,000 CHF 11,400CHF 11,400CHF 26,800

CHF 4,000 CHF 11,400CHF 11,400CHF 26,800

CHF 13,400CHF 13,400CHF 26,800

CHF 3,000 CHF 11,200CHF 11,200CHF 11,200CHF 36,600

APPLICATION FEE Barcelona & Munich: €200 - Switzerland CHF 200 to be submitted with application form for all programs. Not part of the tuition fee.

Please note that

tuition fees are subject

to an annual increase

of up to 10 percent.

Refer to our Tuition

Fee Structure file for

more details.

€3,000€4,300€4,300€4,300€15,900

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COUNSELING SESSIONS AND WORKSHOPS:– Personal branding and strategy– Résumé/CV writing– Interviewing skills– Online reputation

HELP WITH:– Preparation for graduate job search– Meeting recruitment agencies

ALUMNI HAVE GONE ON TO WORK FOR:

CAREER SERVICES

– 3M– ABB– ADIDAS– ABN AMROBANK – ACCENTURE – AMERICAN EXPRESS – APPLE – BANCO SANTANDER – BANQUE PRIVÉE EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD – BARCLAYS – BAYER – BBVA – BELL– BMW GROUP– BOSTON CONSULTING GROUP – BRITISH TELECOM – CABLECOM – CATERPILLAR – CHASE MANHATTAN BANK – CHUPA CHUPS – CITIGROUP – COCA-COLA – COMPAQ – CRÉDIT SUISSE – DELL-PEROT SYSTEMS – DELOITTE & TOUCHE – DEUTSCHE BANK – DHL – DISNEYLAND – DAIMLER-BENZ– EBAY

– EL CORTE INGLÉS – ELECTROLUX – ESTÉE LAUDER INC.– EYELANDER ORG.– EUROCARD – FACEBOOK– FEDEX– FORD – GENERAL ELECTRIC – GENERAL MOTORS– GOOGLE – HÄAGEN DAZS – HERALD TRIBUNE – HEWLETT-PACKARD – HILTON HOTELS – HINDUJA BANK – HOFFMANN LA ROCHE– IBM– IKEA– ILO– INDITEX– JET AVIATION – JOHNSON & JOHNSON – KENWOOD – KOREAN AIRLINES – KRAFT– LA CAIXA – LOGITECH – L’OREAL – MARRIOTT HOTELS – McDONALD’S – McKINSEY & CO

– MERRIL LYNCH– MICROSOFT– MIELE– MOTOROLA– NESTLÉ – NIKE – NOKIA – NOVARTIS – PEPSI – PEUGEOT – PHILIP MORRIS INTERNATIONAL– PROCTER & GAMBLE – RENAULT – SEAT – SHELL – SIEMENS – SONY ERICSSON – SWATCH GROUP– SWISS – TELEFÓNICA – THOMAS COOK GROUP – UBS – UEFA– UNILEVER – UNITED NATIONS – VERITAS– VODAFONE– VIRGIN– VUELING– WORLD BANK GROUP – XEROX– WTO

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European University (EU) provides information on different housing options as received by housing suppliers and makes all effort to ensure the authenticity of the information contained. However, please note that the rates and conditions are subject to change without previ-

ACCOMMODATION

ous notice and are solely at the discretion of the housing service provider. All payments are to be discussed with and made directly to the housing services provider. EU takes no responsibility for any particular housing situation.

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ACCOMMODATION IN BARCELONA

STUDENT RESIDENCESEuropean University recommends the following residences in Barcelona:Residencia Onix Barcelona ResidenciasResidencia Melon DistrictResidencia SarriàResidencia Universitaria SantsBarcelona Resident

Each of these residences have English-speaking staff. Please contact them directly in order to make a reservation.

HOUSING SEARCH WEBSITESThere are a number of websites which offer affordable living options. Some of the most popular in Barcelona are:idealista.comhomestaybcn.com bcn.es/ciajoh-barcelona.comlocolocations.com barnastudentsplace.combarcelonaroom.com

REAL ESTATE AGENCIESThere are several real estate agencies based in Barcelona:altiro2000.com barcelona-allotjament.comapartmentbarcelona.comhabitatgejove.comaspasios.com

RENTThe first month’s rent is paid in addition to a one- or two-month deposit and there may be a commission to the agency. Rent is generally due by the first of every month.

Most apartments in Barcelona are rented through an agency (inmobiliaria), but it is better to rent directly from the owner as this will save hundreds of euros in agency fees.

Usually, both agencies and owners require the first month’s rent plus a deposit of a month’s rent in advance. Most agencies also charge an additional month’s rent as their fee. Additional deposits may be required, but more than three months’ rent is unusual.

When looking for an apartment, it is important to clearly understand the terms and conditions of the rental agreement. If students do not speak Spanish, then it is best to have a native speaker accompany them. It is also very important not to sign anything until the conditions of the lease are understood by both the landlord and the student.

For more info, please turn to the Living Expenses section on page 27.

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ACCOMMODATION IN MUNICH

HOUSING THROUGH EUWith over 30 years of experience, EU has created good contacts with real estate agencies as well as owners.

The administration staff is always available to provide information about the different types of housing. We try to find the best options for students, according to their budgets, so that they feel comfortable from their first day.

EU cooperates with private dorms built in 2011. They offer great accommodation, near the Obersendling station (U3). The cost covers heat, water, electricity and internet-flat rate.

The rooms are fully furnished (except for kitchenware, mattress, linens, pillows, chairs and any additional equipment).–The kitchen is equipped with a stove, fridge and an oven.–Commission should be paid in advance.

PLATFORM FOR ACCOMMODATION SEARCHEuropean University recently joined www.flat-club.com. As a benefit of this relationship, students can join the website for free and find exclusive accommoda-tion, up to 80% cheaper than hotels.

Flat-Club is the world’s largest network of alumni and students of top universities for short term renting.

Students can get cheaper accommoda-tion worldwide from people they trust.Students can also sublet their apartments to their trusted network and cover their travel expenses while they are away.

STEPS FOR JOINING1. Students must go to www.flat-club.com and join with their European University email or with Facebook.2. Students join the European University Club and build their profile.3. Students can search and book accom-modation online.4. Students have the option to post their

own places and sublet them to someone they trust (optional).

For any questions and feedback, please contact Max from Flat-Club at max@flat-club.com

HOUSING INDEPENDENTLYTypes of accommodation:One room (furnished) in an apartment. Kitchen and bathroom is to share with two or three people. Approximate price is €350-€450 per month.–One-room apartment (furnished). Separate kitchen, bathroom and living room. Approximate price is €600-€1,000 per month.–Two-room apartment (furnished) to share with another student. Approximate price is €800-€1,500 per person per month.

For more info, please turn to the Living Expenses section on page 27.

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ACCOMMODATION IN GENEVA

HOUSING THROUGH EU The university has many affiliations and offers a variety of housing options including: student residences, shared rooms, and both furnished and unfurnished flats. Students should fill out the Student Housing Application Form and send it to y.fernandez@euruni.edu

HOUSING INDEPENDENTLY Because demand for apartments is so high, students can expect to spend around CHF 1,500 (€1,300) per month for a basic studio apartment.

Those applying for housing may be asked to provide the following:

Application –Proof of financial solvency (can be demonstrated in various ways)1. Letter from your personal bank2. Three recent pay slips3. Letter or payslips from a parent or other party accepting financial responsibility for students while in Geneva–Interview with leasing agency

If students decide to find housing independently they should also be wary of scams and fraudulent adver-tisements. Red flags that indicate a potential scam include:

Individual is away on vacation or not living in the area–Individual asks student to wire money to their account before a visit so they know the student is a serious candidate

RENTAL PROCESSOnce accepted for housing/moving in, students should anticipate having to pay a deposit equivalent to three month’s rent.

This is generally set up as a dual savings account between the student and the lease provider; however, the leasing agency will place a hold on the account so the student is unable to access the funds. When the lease is terminated and the apartment has passed a final inspection, the hold is released and the student will be able to retrieve the deposit.

Rent:The first month’s rent is paid in addition to the three month deposit. Rent is gener-ally due by the first of every month.

Initial inspection: The regie (the real estate agency manag-ing the apartment) generally requires an initial inspection to note any existing damage or problems with the apartment.

It is important to point out any issues with the apartment because anything unmarked will be considered ‘new’ dam-age in the final inspection.

Upon terminating a lease, ‘new’ dam-age will be repaired and any expenses incurred by the leasing agency will be deducted from the three-month deposit.

For more info, please turn to the Living Expenses section on page 27.

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HOUSING THROUGH EU The university offers a variety of housing options including: studios, shared rooms, and both furnished and unfurnished flats. Students should fill out the Student Housing Application form and send it to m.gaillard@euruni.edu.

HOUSING INDEPENDENTLY Because demand for apartments is so high, students can expect to spend around CHF 1,500 (€1,300) per month for a basic studio apartment.

Those applying for housing may be asked to provide the following:

Application –Proof of financial solvency (can be demonstrated in various ways)1. Letter from your personal bank2. Three recent pay slips3. Letter or payslips from a parent or other party accepting financial responsibility for students while in Montreux–Interview with leasing agency

ACCOMMODATION IN MONTREUX

If students decide to find housing independently they should also be wary of scams and fraudulent adver-tisements. Red flags that indicate a potential scam include:

Individual is away on vacation or not living in the area–Individual asks student to wire money to their account before a visit so they know the student is a serious candidate

RENTAL PROCESSOnce accepted for housing/moving in, students should anticipate having to pay a deposit equivalent to three month’s rent.

This is generally set up as a dual savings account between the student and the lease provider; however, the leasing agency will place a hold on the account so the student is unable to access the funds. When the lease is terminated and the apartment has passed a final inspection, the hold is released and the student will be able to retrieve the deposit.

Rent:The first month’s rent is paid in addition to the three month deposit. Rent is gener-ally due by the first of every month.

Initial inspection: The regie (the real estate agency manag-ing the apartment) generally requires an initial inspection to note any existing damage or problems with the apartment.

It is important to point out any issues with the apartment because anything unmarked will be considered ‘new’ dam-age in the final inspection.

Upon terminating a lease, ‘new’ dam-age will be repaired and any expenses incurred by the leasing agency will be deducted from the three-month deposit.

For more info, please see the Living Expenses section on the next page.

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LIVING EXPENSES*

STUDENT RESIDENCE/SHARED FLAT Monthly Academic YearResidence CHF 1,000 CHF 9,000Meals CHF 900 CHF 8,100Transport CHF 60 CHF 540Insurance CHF 90 CHF 810Textbooks - CHF 400Miscellaneous CHF 400 CHF 3,600Total CHF 2,450 CHF 22,450

PRIVATE FLAT Monthly Academic YearPrivate flat CHF 1,500 CHF 13,500Meals CHF 900 CHF 8,100Transport CHF 60 CHF 540Insurance CHF 90 CHF 810Textbooks - CHF 400Miscellaneous CHF 400 CHF 3,600Total CHF 2,950 CHF 26,950

GENEVA CAMPUS

BARCELONA CAMPUS

MONTREUX CAMPUS

MUNICH CAMPUS

STUDENT RESIDENCE/SHARED FLAT Monthly Academic YearShared flat CHF 600 CHF 5,400Meals CHF 900 CHF 8,100Transport CHF 60 CHF 540Insurance CHF 90 CHF 810Textbooks - CHF 400Miscellaneous CHF 400 CHF 3,600Total CHF 2,050 CHF 18,850

PRIVATE FLAT Monthly Academic YearPrivate flat CHF 1,200 CHF 10,800Meals CHF 900 CHF 8,100Transport CHF 60 CHF 540Insurance CHF 90 CHF 810Textbooks - CHF 400Miscellaneous CHF 400 CHF 3,600Total CHF 2,650 CHF 24,250

PRIVATE FLAT Monthly Academic YearFlat €650+ €5,850Meals €450 €4,050Transport €40 €360Insurance €40 €360Textbooks - €150Miscellaneous €150 €1,350Total €1,350 €12,120

STUDENT RESIDENCE/SHARED FLAT Monthly Academic YearShared Flat €500+ €4,500Meals €450 €4,050Transport €40 €360Insurance €40 €360Textbooks - €150Miscellaneous €150 €1,350Total €1,200 €10,770

STUDENT RESIDENCE/SHARED FLAT Monthly Academic YearShared Flat €400+ €3,600Meals €350 €3,150Transport €60 €540Insurance - - Textbooks - €150Miscellaneous €150 €1,350Total €960 €8,790

PRIVATE FLAT Monthly Academic YearPrivate Flat €600+ €5,400Meals €350 €3,150Transport €60 €540Insurance - - Textbooks - €150Miscellaneous €150 €1,350Total €1,160 €10,590

*Expenses are calculated in nine-month periods and are an approximation.

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BARCELONA CAMPUSIn order to apply for a student visa that is valid for a stay of more than 180 days, students need to provide the following documents:

A. A passport or travel document valid for the total period of stay for which the visa is requestedB. Letters of acceptance from EU (in English and Spanish)C. Proof of sufficient funds for the total period of stayD. Medical insurance that covers any medical and repatria-tion expenses due to an accident or a sudden disease, valid for the entire duration of the stay and in all countries that apply the international agreements of suppression of border controls of which Spain is partE. Proof of accommodation in Spain during the stayF. A guarantee of return to the country of origin, such as a round-trip ticket with a closed date of return that does not exceed the authorized period of maximum stayG. In case of a minor, parent/guardian authorization to travelH. Proof that the applicant has no criminal record, i.e. a Certificate of Absence of Police Records (Certificado de Ante-cedentes Penales)I. A doctor’s letter demonstrating that the applicant is in good physical and mental health

Additional Possible Requirements:

A. Proof of residence in the place of the request, as well as bonds or roots in the country of residence B. Details of the professional and socioeconomic situation of the applicantC. Proof of the fulfilment of the terms of return in the case of previously granted visas

Within 30 days of arrival, students must present their visa extension application at the local immigration office in order to obtain a NIE/student residence permit.

Working on a student visa in Spain: students with a valid student residence permit are allowed to work part-time in Spain.

VISA INFORMATION

MUNICH CAMPUSIn general, the following documents are required for a visa application:

A. Passport (valid for the entire stay) and passport-size photos B. Medical insurance valid for 90 days from the date of entry into Germany C. Completed visa application forms (these can be download-ed from the German Embassy’s website)D. Two letters of acceptance from EU (in English and German)E. Transcripts of previous studies and diploma if obtainedF. Certificate of English proficiencyG. Flight tickets

Additional Possible Requirements:

A. Bank income statement clearly demonstrating the student’s financial solvencyB. For students who are financially dependent on their par-ents, an official letter from their parents certifying that they will provide the student with financial support during their studies abroadC. Open Blocked Account with Deutsche Bank

German visas are valid for 90 days from the date of arrival in Germany. During this time, students are not allowed to leave the country and must extend their visa in the local immigra-tion office in order to obtain a Permanent Residence.

Working on a student visa in Germany: students can have an internship while studying in Germany, in most cases internships are unpaid or offer up to €1,000.

European Union citizens do not need vi-sas to study in Switzerland, Germany or Spain; they just need a valid European Union Identification Card or passport.

The information below is general and concerns non-European Union citizens

only. Please contact your nearest Span-ish, German or Swiss embassies for an updated list of visa application docu-ments, requirements and procedures.

EU provides assistance in visa applica-tions; however, we cannot guarantee

students visa approval. We advise stu-dents to apply for a visa well in advance, as visa applications can take up to three months to be processed.

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SWISS CAMPUSESThe first step in the visa application process is to go to the visa department of the nearest Swiss Embassy in order to complete several forms and present the following documents:

Passport–Certificate of enrolment at European University (original copy)

Visa applicants need to complete and sign the forms below:

E form (providing details about the studies the student has applied for) –O form (signed by student)–M form (providing the student's personal details) –“A qui de droit” (certifying that the student will leave Swit-zerland at the end of their studies)

In addition, students have to provide the following docu-ments to the Embassy:

CV/Résumé–A signed letter of motivation stating:• the reason for studying in Switzerland• what the student plans to do after his/her studies–Bank certificate stating that student has an active account with a minimum of CHF 30,000 (to prove that student is able to support him/herself financially during their stay in Switzer-land). The bank certificate must be in the student’s name ONLY–Address in Switzerland (for any assistance please contact Yolanda Fernandez y.fernandez@euruni.edu)–Copy of passport and 2 original passport photos (35mm x 45mm)

Once the visa application documents have been submitted, it takes a minimum of eight weeks for a student to receive a Swiss entry visa. This allows them a fixed time period during which to enter Switzerland. Once in Switzerland, EU will as-sist and inform students about the next steps regarding their resident permit process.

Working on a student visa in Switzerland: non-EU citi-zens are not allowed to work on a student visa in Switzerland.

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