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Yes, EU Business Schol does admit international students as there is a diverse student body with students from over a hundred different nationalities including Spain, France, Russia, India, Poland and more.  This is can be further attested by the fact that the MBA programme of EU Business School has been rated as #1 worldwide for internationality. Moreover, there are over 2000 international students pursuing their Bachelors from EU Business School resulting in their student body comprising 95% international students.

In addition, EU Business School is part of a global network of partner institutions, such as Pace University in New York; the University of California in Riverside; Fisher College and more where students can participate in exchange programs and experience different cultures.  

The overall expenditure of living at EU Business school depends on a variety of factors including accommodation, daily expenses, tuition and more.

Student accommodation tends to vary from 500 to 1500 euros or 45,000 to 1,40,000 INR per month depending on the nature of housing, whether it is a shared student housing or private apartment. Moreover, the overall tuition fees comes up to 7000 euros or 6,35,000 INR per semester which also tends to differ based on scholarships, financial aid as well as nationality of the student. The final monthly expenditure will be further based on cost of food, commute, lodging and more—adding up to another 350-500 euros a month. Hence, you can expect to spend around 8000 euros or 7,25,000 INR per semester which is considerably expensive as compared to other European universities.

Yes, it is fairly easy to get a part time job while pursuing your degree at EU Business School. The institution even encourages students to engage themselves in a part time occupation if they are able to balance and fulfill their academic commitments. Moreover, international students are eligible to work on their student visa without necessarily needing a work permit.

You can look for part time jobs in a number of roles as servers, hosts, caterers, tutors and tour guides. You can seek further guidance through EU Business School's one on one as well as group counseling  along with monitoring the regular posting on job boards and student services portals.