Since 2002, United International Business Schools (UIBS) has been committed to cross-cultural education with a global perspective. As an independent private institution with campuses in Europe and Asia, UIBS offers flexible business and management studies at the Undergraduate (Bachelor/BBA) and Postgraduate (Master/MBA and Doctor/DBA) levels, leading to private, programmatically-accredited degrees as well as American regionally-accredited and European state-recognized degrees in partnership with our academic collaborators.

Our flexible study programs are based on the American model of higher education, allowing students to choose their courses based on course requirements, previous studies, current interests, and future ambitions.

Students can choose between multiple starting dates in the fall, winter, spring, and summer of each academic year. Our modular course design and program structure allow for an optimal further education planning.

Students can transfer between campuses quarterly with guaranteed program compatibility. Our quarter-based academic calendar offers a continuous study-abroad experience across Europe and Asia.

With 9 global campuses in Amsterdam, Antwerp, Barcelona, Brussels, Geneva, Madrid, Milan, Tokyo, and Zurich, all centrally located in vibrant city destinations, students can choose to transfer between campuses for one or more quarters or stay at a single campus. For those seeking shorter stays, seminar courses with visiting professors are available throughout the academic year.

Our truly global community of students, faculty, and staff, is made up of over 95+ different nationalities from around the world, with students showing great appreciation for cultural diversity and entrepreneurial initiative.

Academically qualified and professionally experienced professors link theory and practice by bringing contemporary case studies into the classroom, preparing students to become the global leaders of the future.

Small class sizes with up to 30 students allow professors to use interactive teaching methods, thereby increasing group interaction, improving group dynamics and building long-lasting connections among students.