The ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid campus is located in the capital city of Madrid, with its main facilities in Arturo Soria and Pozuelo de Alarcón, providing a modern and professional academic environment for business and marketing education.

There are around 16256 students in the university.

The undergraduate application requirements for international students at ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid include academic qualifications, language proficiency, and supporting documents. International applicants must have successfully completed secondary education equivalent to the Spanish university entrance qualification (such as 10+2, A-levels, IB, or equivalent high school diploma), which allows access to higher education. Applicants are also required to demonstrate language proficiency depending on the program language typically a minimum B2 level in English for English-taught programs or Spanish proficiency (around B1–B2 level) for Spanish-taught programs. In addition, students must submit essential documents such as a completed application form, academic transcripts and certificates, a copy of their passport or ID, and sometimes a motivation letter or recommendation letter. International students may also need to attend an admission interview and complete an evaluation process conducted by the admissions team. After acceptance, students must reserve their place and provide additional documentation, including translated and legalized academic records if required, especially for non-European applicants. These requirements ensure that international undergraduate students at ESIC Madrid meet academic standards, language competency, and eligibility criteria to succeed in their chosen business, marketing, or management programs.

International students applying for postgraduate programs at ESIC Madrid must hold a recognized bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification from an accredited university, along with official academic transcripts showing their previous academic performance. Applicants are required to submit a completed application form, a copy of their valid passport or national ID, a recent passport-size photograph, and a detailed curriculum vitae (CV). Additionally, students must provide proof of language proficiency in English or Spanish, depending on the program’s language of instruction, typically at B2 level or higher, and in many graduate programs a higher level such as C1 may be required. Foreign academic documents must be officially legalized or apostilled according to international regulations to ensure validity for admission. In some cases, applicants may also need to participate in an admission interview or assessment as part of the selection process, and visa documentation is required for non-EU students after admission confirmation.

Student safety at ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid is ensured through a combination of secure housing, institutional policies, insurance coverage, and the safe environment of Madrid city. The university prioritizes student protection by providing accommodation with security personnel, key-card access, secure locks, and fire safety systems such as smoke detectors and extinguishers to ensure student safety at all times.

Student life at ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid is dynamic, multicultural, and professionally oriented. The campus hosts students from diverse nationalities, creating an international environment that encourages cultural exchange and global networking.

The housing accommodation at ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid is mainly off-campus, with the university assisting students in finding suitable private residences, shared apartments, and student housing through partnerships and housing platforms.

ESIC Business & Marketing School Madrid has a strong campus recruitment system designed to enhance students’ employability through internships, corporate engagement, and career services. The institution maintains partnerships with over 3,000 companies and offers more than 6,400 internship opportunities annually, allowing students to gain practical experience during their studies.