Germany is the most populated and industrial country in Europe and it is rich in history, culture and landscape.  From the natural beauty of the Black Forest and the Alps to the boisterous cities of Berlin, Frankfurt, and Hamburg, there is bound to be something that will appeal to you in Germany.  Some of the greatest thinkers and writers of the twentieth century emerged from Germany.  Experience firsthand what inspired the thinking of Nietzsche, Heidegger and Kant, as you immerse yourself into German culture.

Oestrich-Winkel is a small town in southwest Germany.  The town rests on the banks of the Rhine River.  The region is known for its winegrowing tradition.  From Oestich-Winkel, you can easily get to Mainz, a 2,000 year old city.  Mainz was home to Johannes Gutenberg, the famous 15th century printmaker. Mainz also boasts a cathedral, several art museums and a top-tier German soccer team.   For an even more metropolitan adventure, Frankfurt, Germany's financial hub is easily reachable by road or rail.  

Program Description

The European Business School (EBS) was founded in 1971. Today, it is the oldest private state-recognized business school in Germany. The EBS community consists of 80 renowned professors and guest lecturers from all over the world, and 1,200 students within six academic departments.  Because of its small size, EBS prides itself on its ability to give students individualized attention.  EBS is considered one of the top five business economics faculties in Germany. The European Business School is a very internationally focused school; here you will be able to network and befriend students from all over Europe and the rest world, while studying at a prestigious school and beautiful location.

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For more information about this program, please visit the European Business School website.