The European Business College has 13 campuses, one of which is in Munich.
Learning verve When autumn leaves begin to turn, the dying of summer ironically fills many with a sense of renewal. Perhaps the feeling carries over from childhood when the start of the school year meant a fresh chance as we sharpened pencils and made the first marks in pristine notebooks. Diane M. Davidson surely knows this feeling. As new dean at the European Business College Munich, she will be at the helm when the semester begins on September 27. The Munich site, one of the EBCM’s thirteen campuses spread over eight European countries, is located on Marsstraße — just three blocks from the Hauptbahnhof. Boasting a full array of courses in topics ranging from Corporate Finance to Sports and Broadcasting, the school offers a curriculum for bachelor students (BBA) and graduates (MBA and Executive MBA). EBCM is affiliated with the acclaimed European University whose headquarters are located in Montreux, Switzerland. A unique blend of students from a host of countries participate in programs which are taught, solely in English, by an equally multi-cultural staff. Programs of study include concentrations in Technology, Multimedia, Food and Nutrition, Sports, Leisure, and Business Administration. Affiliate universities and institutions such as the University of Dallas, London College of Printing and the United States Sports Academy offer opportunities to students who wish to spend time abroad as part of their studies, or to specialize in particular areas. The European University for Management Studies is ideal for anyone considering a program for graduate or post-graduate business studies with an EU perspective. For information call (089) 550 295 95. <<< gw