Programme
The English Foundation Program is not a prerequisite for an EU degree. However, EU is an English-speaking business school and all classes, assignments, exams, lectures and final dissertations are carried out in English. If students need to improve their English to meet EU’s program admission requirements, this specialized program will help them refine their language skills and prepare them for our programs.
English is essential for a successful career in international business. The English Foundation Program is a one-semester (13-week) course with start dates in September, February and June. Students will take a final exam at the end of the course. Upon successful completion of the English Foundation Program, students will be automatically accepted into their chosen EU bachelor’s, master’s or MBA program if other admission requirements are met.
Target group
If students do not meet any of the EU program’s English requirements, this specialized program will help them to improve their language skills in preparation for their chosen degree.
Ausbildungsschwerpunkte
- English for Academic Purposes
- Structured Writing & Grammar
- Learning Strategies & Studying Techniques
- Reading & Text Analysis
- Communication Skills
- Critical Thinking & Analysis
- Business English
Requirements
Proof of English level: TOEFL score 60 (internet-based), 173 (computer-based); IELTS 5.0; CAE B1 with a minimum score of 154 points; native English speaker or equivalent. All English Foundation Program students must also meet the requirements for entry to our bachelor's, master's and MBA programs.
Degree Awarded
English Foundation Program certificate from EU Business School Switzerland.
Digital Campus
Digital education offers the ideal solution for professionals searching for quality education that can be conveniently adapted to busy lives. The Digital Campus offers an international, flexible and hands-on learning experience guided by expert academics, entrepreneurs and business leaders from around the world.
Convenience and flexibility are key. While Digital Campus students are not confined to specific locations or classrooms, they still receive the same quality of education as their on-campus peers. Students can organize their studies around their professional and personal commitments. They can attend scheduled webinars from anywhere in the world, or watch recorded sessions later on at their convenience. Students can connect with multicultural classmates from around the globe and participate in optional on-campus weeks at EU’s campuses in Barcelona, Geneva and Munich.
