Global Dual Bachelor’s Degree in International Business & International Relations Madrid

EXPAND YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Imagine working in an international environment, identifying which challenges of globalization need to be taken into account in business and decision making.

Create solutions for global challenges.

The Bachelor’s Degree in International Business and International Relations, taught entirely in English, prepares you for assuming a leadership role to tackle the difficulties of today's globalized world. It has a demanding curriculum that offers you solid academic and practical training from the economics, business, trade and international relations perspectives.

A study plan designed hand-in-hand with the professional sector, based on its needs.

You will study an ambitious program to become a global professional capable of holding a business position in any country and under any socioeconomic environment. You will gain a work profile with a great capacity for management and leadership, an integral vision of the company and an international perspective.

You will be immersed in a professional reality from day one: a CV designed with company collaboration; a faculty made up of professors in who work in banking, business or international trade and compulsory internships that allow you to live and learn about the profession.

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Internships

External internship regulations

Internships are a key component of your training. Acquiring experience after what you have learnt in your degree is the best way to enter the employment market. There are two types of internships: curricular—which are included in your study plan—and extracurricular—which you can do on a voluntary basis.

In order to complete curricular internships in companies, you will need to have 50% of the credits approved and to register the subject before starting your internship. These internships are monitored by the company and the internship coordinator, and interim and final reports are prepared for evaluation.

If you want to take your work experience to the next level before finishing your university education, you can pursue an extra-curricular internship. You can do them in any academic year, but keep in mind that internships are a formative complement to your studies; therefore, the more knowledge you have acquired throughout your studies, the more you will benefit from the internship experience.

Collaborators

Universidad Europea has signed over 3,000 agreements with different institutions, companies or financial institutions, such as Banco Santander, Deloitte, Adidas, Telefónica, Grupo Día, Accenture, Phillips Ibérica, Microsoft, PWC, Salesforce, etc.

Universidad Europea has 253 agreements for study abroad exchanges which sometimes allow for international internships, such as with the University of Berkeley or McGill.

Additionally, it is worth noting the professional projection of these students in international organizations which continuously require students from this discipline, such as:

• World Bank
• International Monetary Fund
• European Central Bank

The faculty on this degree has 70% of doctors.

• Alana Moceri
  Foreign Policy of the United States of America.
  An international relations analyst of American origin, Alana Moceri has worked for various political campaigns and NGOs, including Barack Obama’s innovative 2008
• Almudena Rodríguez
  Human Resource Management.
  Almuneda Rodríguez has specific knowledge on employer branding and internal communication. She has 25 years’ experience in HR and communications management positions at IBEX companies. She currently works as a senior advisor for internal communications and employer branding.
• Almudena Vázquez
  Language C II.
• Antonio Alcocer
  Project Management.
  Antonio Alcocer has had a long international career in management positions relating to consulting, strategic management, finance, project management, business development and marketing. He has PMP, EFA and Six Sigma professional certifications. Antonio is CEO of Alcocer&Co and is president of the charitable organisation Minds4Change.
• Antonio Jesús Pinto Tortosa
  History and Theory of International Relations, Human Geography, Economics and Politics.
  His doctoral thesis focused on the impact of the Haitian slave revolution (1791) in the Hispanic Caribbean. As part of his doctoral training, he completed three research stays at international centres of excellence in the cities of London, New York and Pittsburgh (USA).
• Aranzazu Otero
  English.
• Belén García-Delgado Giménez
  Document sources.
  Belén’s specialties include applied documentation as well as research methodology. She has collaborated in various research projects and is the author of a range of book chapters, articles in high-impact journals and papers that she has presented at various conferences. She began her professional experience in libraries and documentation centres, combining this work for some time with teaching before finally fully dedicating herself to education. Since 2007, she has taught documentation and research methodology in English and Spanish for different bachelor’s degrees.
• Cesar Lajud Desentis
  Emerging Powers and Markets, Current Global Geopolitics, International Business and Diplomacy.
  With extensive experience as a consultant and commercial advisor for Mexico in different countries, César has acted as Consulate General for Mexico in California and has led projects for the World Bank in Equatorial Guinea.
  César was previously at London International College and the University of Sunderland in London (taught in English); Saint Louis University in Madrid; Florida International University, Florida Atlantic University and Miami Dade College in Florida, USA (taught in English); Pontifical Catholic University of Peru (taught in Spanish); and, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Rio de Janeiro in Brazil (taught in Portuguese).
• Eli Seidel
  Logistics Distribution.
• Felipe Graeml
  International Strategic Management, Internationalisation Strategies, Management of Production and International Operations.
• Francesco Cortellese
  International Taxation.
• Gloria Canales
  PhD Candidate in Economics at Florida International University, Miami, Florida, USA; Master’s Degree in Economics of the Public Sector, Pontificia Universidad Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Graduate in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Lima, Perú. Professor of Economics and Business, Universidad Europea de Madrid. Previously a Professor at London International College and University of Sunderland in London (in English); Saint Louis University in Madrid (in English); Florida International University, Florida Atlantic University and Miami Dade College (in English) in Florida, USA; Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú (in Spanish); and Pontificia Universidad Católica de Río de Janeiro (in Portuguese), in Brazil.
• Guillermo Martínez
  Environmental Impact Assessment
• Guillermo Rocafort
  The European Union in the World.
  Guillermo is the author of more than 20 books on history, economics and law. His books on economics discuss topics such as tax havens. Guillermo has worked as an analyst of political and economic news in Latin America, and has participated in numerous national and international university congresses.
• Héctor Carretié
  International Finance.
  Héctor holds different positions at private companies in Madrid and London (CFO, KAM and controller). He is an expert in the following: the global economy, the global economy and COVID-19, international finance, blockchain and eXtensbile Business Reporting Language (XBRL).
• Hutan Hejazi
  Environments: Cultural, Political, Legal an
  d Ethical Environments in International Business, Lobby Groups.
• Ivan Oliver Hillard
  The Foundations of International Business, Principles of Business Management.
  Ivan has a Master’s Degree in International Conflict and International Relations. He also has a Master’s Degree in International Business and Trade. His PhD is in Business and Corporate Social Responsibility.
• Javier Fernández Collantes
  Communication Skills.
  Since 2013, Javier has been working in the Education and Translation Department as a professor of English, French, Spanish Language Education I and II and Language Education. In addition, he teaches communication skills in English as a part of the Bachelor’s Degree in International Business and is a tutor for the internship course of the Master’s Degree in Bilingual Education.
• Javier Martínez
  Mathematics.
• Jesús A. Soto Pineda
  Law and International Procurement.
  Jesús has worked as a professional in Colombia, the United Kingdom in Spain. He is the director of the Legal and Political Science Department of the Faculty of Social Science and Communications at Universidad Europea. His research topics and professional work revolve around trade law, competition law and international commercial arbitration. He has completed postdoctoral terms abroad in Chicago at Kent College of Law and at Zuyd University of Applied Sciences.
• Jesús Muñoz
  Competitive Market Analysis, Statistics.
  Jesús is professor of economics at Universidad Europea Madrid, where he also teaches classes as a part of the Master’s Degree in International Trade and Economic Relations. He also contributes to teaching the Master’s Degree in Business Internationalisation and Foreign Trade and the Master’s Degree in Management and Administration in the Social Economy and Cooperatives at Universidad Católica de Ávila.
• Julia Pulido Grajera
  Internships.
  In the field of research, she has been a research fellow at the London School of Economics/IDEAS and principal investigator of the research group, ‘International Security, Public Policies and Global Governance’ of Universidad Europea. She is a member of the University of Salamanca’s Transnational Organised Crime Observatory and of the Working Group for the Illicit Trafficking and Criminal Networks Observatory of the Elcano Royal Institute.
• Julieta Espín Ocampo
  Final Degree Project, Middle East and Maghreb.
• Julio Guinea
  Diplomatic and Consular Law.
  A Doctor of Law who graduated ‘cum laude’ in Legal Articulation of Common Foreign and Security Policy and Common Security and Defense Policy.
• Laura Gauthier Blassi
  Language C II.
• Laura Juárez
  Introduction to Marketing, International Marketing.
• Laura Pérez Rastrilla
  Theory of the State and Political Systems, Foreign Policy of Spain, Foreign Image and Public Diplomacy.
  A Doctor in Journalism, Laura focused her doctoral thesis on: ‘Kosovo: The First NATO Strike Operation. Information and propaganda in the Spanish media’. With a Master in Social Communication, Laura is a volunteer for the Red Cross Communication Department. She combines teaching with consultation work on communication and international relations.
• Leticia Flórez-Estrada Chassauneaud
  Individuals and Leadership, Cultural Differences and Interculturality, Management and Negotiation Skills.
  Throughout her professional career, which spans over 12 years, she has trained and worked in both research and social intervention in the field of migration.
• Luis Fernando García
  Financial and Accounting Analysis, International Accounting, Mergers and Acquisitions.
  Luis Fernando has worked as a professor both in Argentina and Spain, teaching financial accounting, expenses accounting and corporate accounting at Universidad Carlos III in Madrid and Universidad Europea Madrid, giving classes both in Spanish and English. Along with other professors in Universidad Europea Madrid’s Accounting Department, he published a financial accounting manual that uses active methodologies applied to the new European Higher Education Area. He works as an international tutor for Universidad Europea Madrid’s exchange programs both for outgoing and incoming students. His main areas of research are international and national accounting standards in Spain, Brazil, Canada, the Netherlands and China.
• Luis Lacalle
  International Marketing, Business Intelligence, Business Research.
• Marina Mattera
  Innovation Management.
  Since 2011, Marina has been involved in education and teaching, with the goal of improving the methodologies used and the quality of learning in higher education environments. She has participated in international projects financed by the EU in the context of the H2020 project (Erasmus+), projects implemented by the Spanish Ministry of the Economy and Competitiveness (a national plan) and internal projects. She has also been the coordinator of a consulting project for the World Bank.
• Ricardo Rodríguez Arribas
  Public International Law.
• Sara Grandio Tierno
  Language C II.
• Susana Sousa
  Financial Economics, International Financing Sources.
  Susana has worked at brokers and investment banks, providing intermediary, portfolio management, treasury and arbitration services. With vast experience as a university professor and in the business world, she is currently director of the International Relations Department and director of the Global Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations at UEM, as well as an honorary member of UCM. She has completed international exchanges at the Haas School of Business (Berkeley), Harvard University (Cambridge) and the London School of Economics. Her main areas of research include tourism financing, value creation and new teaching methodologies.
• Ted Liu / Gabriela Bronchner
  International Relations: Actors and Factors, Security and Defense Alliances.
  
  
  
  
  

Admissions Process in Madrid

Choosing what to study is one of the most important decisions you will make. That is why we have an advisory team who will guide you at every step of the way.

Admissions process

1. Documentation
   To begin the admissions process, please first book your appointment online or by calling 91 740 72 72.
   Proof you passed the entrance exam
   Two photocopies of your ID
   Administrative student file transfer
   Proof of payment of the admission fee before or on the date of the appointment
2. What does the entrance exam consist of?
   Skills and abilities test
   General knowledge test
   Language assessment test
   Personal interview
   When do you find out whether you have been accepted?
   
   You’ll find out the result of the entrance exam via an admissions letter that you’ll receive by email. If you have any questions, you can contact our New Students Admissions Department at ads@universidadeuropea.es.
3. Reserve your spot
   Along with the admissions letter, you will receive an envelope with information about official registration. In order to reserve your place, we recommend responding within 7 days of receiving the letter.
4. Registration
   All degree program students attending Universidad Europea for the first time must start a university file prior to registration. The New Students Admissions Department will provide candidates with all the documentation and forms to complete their registration.

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Quality guarantee

Universidad Europea is renowned for its academic excellence and has been recognised worldwide with awards as prestigious as the European Seal of Excellence 500+, QualiCert certification, and the Madrid Excellence award.

In the international accreditation rating, QS Stars, Universidad Europea has obtained a total of four stars out of five. This external accreditation system determines the level of excellence achieved by universities in several areas. Universidad Europea has achieved the maximum score of five stars in employability, teaching, facilities and social responsibility.

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Internal Quality Control System

Universidad Europea has established an internal quality control system in accordance with the directives of the Fundación para el Conocimiento Madri+d, Regional Agency for the Evaluation of the Quality of Universities, as a structure for guaranteeing the quality of new degrees in accordance with the quality directives of the European Higher Education Area (EHEA) and Organic Law 4/2007 of 12 April modifying Organic Law 6/2001 of 21 December on Universities.

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