Partner Universities

The Faculty of Economics and Business promotes the international student mobility by cooperating with renowned universities across Europe and other continents. The current international network of over 135 partner universities is continuously being expanded to include additional reputable universities.

Europe
Student exchanges with universities in Europe are funded through the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union. No tuition fees are charged by the partner university.
Worldwide
Student exchanges with universities worldwide can be funded through the PROMOS Programme of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD). No tuition fee is charged by the partner university.

New Partner Universities

The University of Navarra was established in 1952. Around 13.000 students study there in its 16 schools. The ISSA School of Applied Management at the University of Navarra was founded in 1963 and is strongly committed to internationalization. It maintains over 50 exchange agreements with universities worldwide. Approximately 30 % of the students are international and nearly half of the lectures are offered in English, French and German. 

ISSA School of Applied Management considers it essential to guarantee the quality of the degrees and services it offers and has implemented an Internal Quality Assurance System to continuously monitor and improve its academic offerings.

As part of the exchange, students may take courses at the ISSA School of Applied Management with specializations in areas such as Logistics, Human Resources, Sports Management, Fashion, Event Management and Tourism. 
Students also benefit from a wide range of cultural and sports activities as well as volunteering opportunities.

The University of Liechtenstein is a state university, specializing in architecture, economics and business and was founded in 1961. It is home to 800 students from 40 different countries. The university maintains a global network of more than 80 partner universities. 

The Liechtenstein Business School focuses on teaching and research in the fields of Entrepreneurship & Management, Finance & Economics and Information Systems & Computer Science. Its degree programs are regularly accredited by the Swiss Accreditation Council (HFGK) and the AACSB, ensuring compliance with strict quality standards. 

The university's attractive campus offers a vibrant student life, including numerous events and sports programs. Several student initiatives enrich the international experience, such as the buddy programs for incoming students ("students helping students") and the Erasmus Student Network (ESN Liechtenstein), which supports students during their stay and organizes cultural events.

The University of Nicosia (UNIC) is a private, relatively young university founded in 1980. With approximately 14,000 students and eight faculties, it is the largest university in Cyprus and the largest English-speaking university in Southern Europe. 

In the Times Higher Education Ranking, UNIC is placed among the top 201 – 250 universities worldwide in the field of economics. 

Teaching and research at the UNIC School of Business focus on accounting, finance, marketing, business administration and tourism. Emerging topics such as crypto assets, blockchain technology, metaverse, sports management and energy, oil and gas management are receiving increasing attention at the UNIC School of Business.