Business Administration & Management encompasses a comprehensive understanding of various functional areas crucial for a company’s effective operation, including finance, human resources, accounting, legalities, and more. Marketing, on the other hand, specializes in equipping students with tools and techniques for promoting and supporting products or services. Lastly, Advertising and Public Relations, a subset within Marketing, focuses on utilizing tools to facilitate communication for products or services.

Typically, ESIC class sizes range from 35 to 40 students, allowing for closer interaction between teachers and students, thereby enhancing the learning experience.

All degree programs conducted in Spanish at ESIC incorporate Business English as a subject from the first year. It also holds the most credit hours. In the case of the Double Degree program, students have the option of studying in English during their fifth year.

Graduates of a Bachelor’s Degree in Digital Business can pursue not only the roles available to standard Business Administration & Management students but also specialized positions within the digital field. These include roles such as Web Analyst, Web Positioning Specialist, e-Commerce Manager, Digital Content Manager, Digital Marketing Manager, Social Media Manager, Digital Communication Expert and Community Manager, Digital Market Research, among others.

ESIC offers one university degree program that doesn’t require passing the university entrance exam (Selectividad/PAU): the Degree in Global Marketing Management. This program has been a pioneer in Marketing education in Spain for over 50 years and is highly regarded in the business world.

Admission tests can be taken even before completing the 2nd year of Bachillerato, the International Baccalaureate (IB), or Vocational Training. However, enrollment requires completion of the Selectividad, the Spanish public university access credential, or the CFGS. Once admitted, your place will be reserved. If you don’t pass any of these university entrance exams, the reservation fee will be refunded. These admission tests are free of charge.

The admission process for master’s programs consists of the following steps and document requirements:

1. Documentation:

• Photocopy of your ID card or passport (for international students).
• An updated CV.
• Two passport-size color photographs.
• Academic transcript and a copy of your university degree certificate. If your previous education was outside the European Higher Education Area, both documents must be legalized through the Hague Apostille or diplomatic channels. International students must also provide a letter confirming their qualifications for entry into a Master’s program in their home country.
• Letter of Recommendation:
  – For employed applicants: A letter from your employer detailing your job duties (or from a previous employer if you are currently not working). If obtaining a letter is not possible, a certificate of employment may suffice.
  – For unemployed applicants: A recommendation letter from a teacher or tutor.
• English certificate (if applicable): Applicants for English-taught programs must provide proof of English proficiency at a minimum level of B2, an IELTS score of 6.5, or a TOEFL score of 95.
• For MBA programs: A minimum of 3 years of professional experience (5 years for Executive MBA) is required.

2. Admission Tests:

Completion of a practical case study or submission of two statements, as relevant to your chosen program.
An interview with the Course Director, which can be conducted in person or via video conference.

3. Decision:

You will receive admission status notification within 48 hours after completing the admissions process.

4. Registration and Enrollment:

After admission, complete enrollment by paying the enrollment fee and submitting the required documentation in accordance with current regulations.

Please note that specific program requirements and procedures may vary, so it’s essential to consult the program’s webpage or contact the admissions office for program-specific details.