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More Than a Degree When I started EADA's Master in Tourism & Hospitality Management, I expected to gain the knowledge, industry insights and international perspective needed to launch my career. What I didn't expect was how much networking, mentorship and the courage to say yes would shape my professional journey. Looking back, my master's degree gave me far more than academic knowledge. It introduced me to an environment that encouraged me to connect with industry professionals, challenge myself beyond the classroom and create opportunities I could never have planned. Here is what I learned, and what I hope future students

With this phrase, we kicked off an intensive Negotiation Week during my International MBA at EADA Business School in Barcelona. It wasn’t just a theoretical course; it was about first understanding the concepts and then putting them into practice through multiple real negotiation rounds. That’s what made the experience so dynamic and much more impactful.

Studying a full-time Master in Marketing at EADA Business School is both challenging and incredibly rewarding. The workload is demanding, the pace is fast, and every week brings new opportunities to learn, collaborate, and grow. If you are considering a Master’s in Marketing at EADA, it can be helpful to understand what everyday student life really looks like beyond the brochure.

When I first arrived in Barcelona to begin my International Master in Finance at EADA Business School, I had a general idea of what the academic experience might be like, but I did not fully grasp how much the city, the people, and the program itself would shape my day to day life. A few months in, I have found a rhythm that balances academics, personal growth, and everything Barcelona has to offer.

One of the biggest challenges many companies face today is the gap between what candidates learn in university and what roles actually require in the real world. At the same time, recent graduates feel underprepared, as much of education focuses heavily on theory, with limited opportunities to apply knowledge in practical settings. As a student in the Master in AI for Business at EADA Business School, this gap is something we actively try to bridge through hands-on learning experiences. To help address this challenge, the Program Director of EADA’s Master in AI for Business, introduced a hands-on challenge: a DATATHON

When I decided to pursue my International MBA at EADA Business School in Barcelona, I knew I would be exposed to new ideas, cultures, and opportunities. However, I didn’t realize just how quickly the world would come to me.

Deciding to apply for a master’s program in a business school after a fully scientific background is not always an obvious choice. It certainly wasn’t for me. When I was considering this path, I would have appreciated hearing from someone who had already made that transition. That’s why I decided to write this article—to help other candidates from scientific backgrounds understand how feasible it is to study at a business school. I’ve gathered my own experience, along with insights from two colleagues who joined EADA Business School’s Master in Pharma and Biotech Management after completing scientific degrees.

When I moved to Barcelona to start my International Master in AI for Business at EADA Business School, I expected new friends, new places and a completely new routine. What I didn’t expect was how much cultural differences would shape my everyday experience.

I study International Master in Tourism & Hospitality Management at EADA Business School in Barcelona, and recently, I experienced something that completely transformed the way I see this industry - not from a lecture hall, not from a case study, but from the inside. As part of the Master’s in Tourism & Hospitality Management, I took part in the International Business Immersion Exeperience (IBI), a three-day field trip to Mallorca that brought experiential learning to life in a way no classroom could. Between March 9th and 11th, we stepped directly into the world of hospitality and tourism. The itinerary was

Sport has accompanied me throughout my entire life and has given me so much: friends, passion, success, and great memories. But is it really possible to pursue a competitive sporting career while studying and preparing for a professional future? For me, that question has shaped the last several years of my life.