Welcome to European Business School Cambridge

The European Business School has teamed up with UK government listed professional bodies to offer British qualifications for international managers. It offers the best professional development programmes with residential studies in Cambridge.

The residential professional development programmes focus on integration of business disciplines through issue-oriented learning. Successful management of business requires not only a thorough theoretical and practical understanding of business, but also the economic and cultural differences. Excellent international communication, negotiation, leadership and team building skills are required as well. Networking with business chambers in Cambridge & Oxford will also be organised.

Benefits and Investment to Participants

The programme encourages innovative thinking, strategic planning, critical thinking and analyses, as well as other important factors ranging from leadership to entrepreneurship.The schedule encourages discussion and networking among participants and academics. Networking will play a vital role.Those planning to attend are encouraged to make their own travel and accommodation arrangements, including visits to clients or prospective clients in Britain and Europe, before or after the programme.

Admission is based on accreditation of prior and experiential learning.

European Business School in Ireland & the United Kingdom

European Business School, Ireland is registered with the European Commission Authentication Service and the European Parliament Transparency Register.

European Parliament Transparency Register ID Number: 12492038072-07

The European Parliament Transparency Register has been set up and is operated by the European Parliament and the European Commission.

The Council of the European Union supports this initiative.

European Business School, United Kingdom is listed with the UK Government as a supporting body for higher education access to the professions in the United Kingdom.

BIS is responsible for higher education policies in the United Kingdom.