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	General Information
	Established:	1979
	Location:	Regent's Park, London, UK
	Address:	European Business School London Regent's College, Inner Circle Regent's Park London NW1 4NS United Kingdom
	Telephone:	020 7487 7505
	Website:	http://www.ebslondon.ac.uk/
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	UCAS Code:	E77 (direct applications to school also permitted)
	Type:	Private Business School
	Statistics
	Total students:	950
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European Business School London (EBS London) is located in Regent's Park in central London, England. EBS London was established in 1979, and is a constituent school of Regent's College.

It is partnered with institutions all over the world. Students choose their partner universities through the language(s) that they are learning at EBSL.There are a significant number of high ranked universities, e.g. Aoyama Gakuin University (Tokyo, Japan), Witten/Herdecke University (Witten, Germany), Pace University (New York, USA), San Francisco State University (San Francisco, USA), Universidad de Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain) and many more.

Contents 1 Courses 2 Facilities 2.1 Libraries 2.2 IT and computing 2.3 Sports 2.4 Welfare 2.5 Healthcare 2.6 Shops 2.7 Restaurants 2.8 Banks 2.9 Transport 2.10 Careers service 2.11 Part-time jobs 2.12 Religious facilities 3 Social 3.1 Bars, pubs and clubs 3.2 Events 3.3 Clubs and societies 4 Accommodation 4.1 Accommodation policy 4.2 Facilities 4.3 Residences 4.4 Private sector 5 Student union 5.1 Prices 6 Environment 6.1 Architecture 6.2 Local area 7 Teaching quality 8 Applying to European Business School London 9 Other EBSL Articles 10 Links

Courses

The European Business School London offers a range of degree and postgraduate courses with a focus on international business and management, as well as a business foundation course to prepare for studies at degree level.

The main, "flagship" undergraduate course for which the school is well known is its "BA(Hons) International Business", involving compulsory training in one or two languages. Furthermore, the course offers the possibility to pursue a major in selected areas, including finance, marketing, human resources management, law etc. Languages offered are Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, German, French, Japanese, Italian, Russian, Portuguese and in the future Arabic. The BA(Hons) International Business includes two study semesters in selected partner institutions abroad, and requires 36 weeks of industry placements for completion.

The BA(Hons) Business and Management is not longer offered for new entrants. EBS London's postgraduate courses cover a range of specialist master degrees. A new MBA programme is being offered, furthermore the school provides tailor-made executive training to companies and institutions.

Facilities

Libraries

IT and computing

Sports

Welfare

Healthcare

Shops

Restaurants

Banks

Transport

Careers service

Part-time jobs

Religious facilities

Social

Despite being the UK's first private University and the largest independent business school, EBS London recruits its students mostly from abroad. A unique degree of diversity results among full-time students, with about 90 nationalities present on campus. These are complemented by international exchange students. Consequently, the school's outlook is very international and it is not uncommon for a student to speak four languages or more with fluency.

Bars, pubs and clubs

Events

Clubs and societies

Accommodation

Accommodation policy

Facilities

Residences

Private sector

Student union

Prices

Environment

Architecture

Local area

Teaching quality

Applying to European Business School London

Thinking of applying to EBSL? Why not read some Personal Statements which were used for applying here?

As this is a private university, it is possible to apply directly to the institution as well as through UCAS.

Other EBSL Articles

Why not read these other EBSL Articles?

Links

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