Sudent Experience

ESBS European Sport Business School is the business school specialized in the sports industry.

Hola, welcome to Spain!

At ESBS, students come from many different parts of the world who’ve traveled to Spain to kick-off their exciting journey in the sports industry. Did you know that just in 2024 we had over 60 different nationalities within our halls? 👀 

Spain is more than just a destination-it’s an experience. From its rich culture and vibrant cities to its world-renowned cuisine and warm climate, studying in a Spanish city offers an unforgettable adventure. Are you ready?

Student Life

Welcome to Valencia!

Living in Valencia offers the perfect mix of sunny Mediterranean beaches, a rich cultural heritage, and modern innovation.

Enjoy a city known for its paella, futuristic architecture, and a laid-back lifestyle. It’s the ideal place to study, explore, and thrive by the sea!

Valencia

01 Prepare your trip

Preparing your move to Valencia is an exciting step in your academic journey. Here are some key aspects to consider:

  • Visa & Documentation: Ensure you have the necessary visa and valid identification. EU students don’t require one, but non-EU students might.
  • Health Insurance: International students should arrange health insurance before arrival.
  • Packing Essentials: Valencia has a Mediterranean climate, so pack accordingly. Summers are warm and winters are mild. Don’t forget necessary academic materials and personal essentials.
  • Airport & Arrival: Valencia Airport (VLC) is the main airport, with easy connections to the city via metro or bus.

02 Accommodation

Finding the right place to stay is crucial for a smooth experience as a student living abroad. Here are a few options to consider:

  • Student Residences: There are various student residences offering fully furnished rooms with shared common areas.
  • Shared Apartments: Many students opt for this option, which provides a more independent lifestyle and can be more afordable.

Renting costs may vary. Expect to pay between 250-500€ per month for a shared apartment, while private studios may range from 500€ to 800€

Popular student-friendly neighborhoods include Benimaclet, Ruzafa and El Carmen. You can use different websites like Idealista, Spotahome, Uniplaces or Help Housing to help you find accommodation.

03 Valencia Campus

ESBS’ campus in Valencia is located within the city, providing our students easy access to key facilities and services. The campus offers modern classrooms, study areas, and student support services.

Our campus is located at Avenida Cataluña, 6. You can get there by tram-metro to La Carrasca (lines 6 and 4) and with numerous bus lines or Valencia’s bike rental system “Valenbisi”.

Also, depending on the program, some classes are imparted at the Valencia CF’s Mestalla Stadium, just a few metres from the Aragón metro station (lines 5 and 7) and Facultats metro station (lines 3 and 9) and with numerous bus lines or Valencia’s bike rental system “Valenbisi”.

Nuevo Campus ESBS Valencia

04 About Valencia

Valencia is a vibrant and welcoming city with a perfect mix of history, modernity, and student-friendly amenities.

  • Climate: Enjoy a Mediterranean climate with hot summers (25-35ºC) and mild winters (10-18ºC)
  • Transportation: The city has an efficient transport network including metro, buses, tram and bike rentals. the Valenbisi system offers a convenient bike-sharing service ideal for students. (Also, valencia is one of the most bike-friendly cities in Spain).
  • Culture & Leisure: Valencia is a great place to explore! From its museums and cultural spaces, to its incredible streets and beaches, you’ll have plenty to do here! Also, the Cercanias network can take you to plenty of towns outside the city to explore, hike or enjoy other beaches!

Student Life

We want your experience at ESBS Madrid to be unique.

The Spanish capital will immerse you in a vibrant city filled with culture, history and endless opportunities.

From world-class education and a dynamic sports scene to lively neighborhoods and unforgettable nightlife, every day in Madrid is an adventure.

Madrid

01 Prepare your trip

Preparing your move to Valencia is an exciting step in your academic journey. Here are some key aspects to consider:

  • Visa & Documentation: Ensure you have the necessary visa and valid identification. EU students don’t require one, but non-EU students might.
  • Health Insurance: International students should arrange health insurance before arrival.
  • Packing Essentials: Madrid has a dry climate, so pack accordingly. Summers are very hot and winters are cold. Don’t forget necessary academic materials and personal essentials.
  • Airport & Arrival: Madrid-Barajas Adolfo Suárez Airport (MAD) is the main airport, with excellent public transport connections via metro, buses, and taxis.

02 Accommodation

Finding the right place to live is key to a comfortable stay in Madrid. Here are a few options to consider:

  • Student Residences: This option usually provides a social environment with furnished rooms and shared facilities. The characteristics of the room and wether its shared or not depends on budget and availability.
  • Shared Apartments: Many students in Madrid prefer renting a room or sharing an apartment for more independence and cost-effectiveness.

Renting costs may vary. Expect to pay between 600-800€€ per month for a shared apartment, while private studios range from 800-1,200€ per month. 

  • Best Neighborhoods: Really all of Madrid is very well communicated, but most students prefer living in areas like Moncloa, Malasaña, Lavapies, and Chamberí.

Popular student-friendly neighborhoods include Moncloa, Malasaña, Lavapies, San Bernardo and Chamberí to name a few. But really, all of Madrid is very well communicated.

03 Madrid Campus

Our campus is located in the heart of Madrid, at Paseo Del Prado, 40 (access via Calle de Cenicero, 9). 

The nearest metro station is Estación del Arte (2 min walk), which is on Line 1. Also, Atocha Station is a 7-minute walk away, where you will find Renfe-Cercanías train connections. The Madrid’s bike rental service is also available with two stations at a 5 minute walking distance.

In addition, our campus is just a few metres from the Retiro Park, as well as restaurants, terraces, supermarkets, and local shops – our neighborhood, Barrio de las Letras, is a classic Madrid “barrio” filled with history and charming corners.

For our those studying the Global Sport Business Master or the Master’s in Digital Transformation, some clases will be held at GSIC powered by Microsoft, located at Calle De Goya, 90, just 15 minutes by car and 30 minutes by public transport from the campus.

04 About Madrid

Madrid is Spain’s capital and one of Europe’s most exciting cities, offering a very international lifestyle to students.

  • Climate: Madrid experiences hot summers (30-40ºC) and chilly winters (0-10ºC), with mild temperatures in Spring and Autumn.
  • Transportation: Madrid’s metro, buses, and train system are well developed. A student transport card (Abono Joven) costs around 20€ per month and offers unlimited rides.
  • Culture & Leisure: The city is home to world-renowned museums like the Prado and Reina Sofía, the Retiro Park and the Botanical Gardens, and a thriving nightlife scene.

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