ESIC was founded in 1965 to meet the need for professionals trained in marketing, a field that was underdeveloped in Spain at the time

The admission process is designed to evaluate a candidate's potential and motivation. It consists of a personal interview, a business case study, and an oral-written test in English .

For most official university degrees, passing the Selectividad or holding a comparable qualification is necessary for enrollment

ESIC provides a wide range of scholarships for various profiles. These include the "women + leadership scholarship" for female candidates pursuing an MBA, offering a 50% tuition fee discount, and scholarships for students with disabilities, with discounts ranging from 30% to 50% depending on the degree of disability .

Yes, students can access scholarships from the Spanish Ministry of Education and Vocational Training for official Master's degrees

While ESIC does not operate its own student residences, the area around Avenida Blasco Ibáñez is well-connected and offers numerous private housing options. Former students have successfully found flats using online platforms such as "Idealista" and "Spotahome"

Valencia has an excellent and affordable public transport network, including buses and a metro

Non-EU students will need to apply for a student visa to study in Spain. It is crucial to begin this process well in advance through the Spanish consulate in your home country. ESIC's International Relations office can provide guidance and support documentation, such as the official letter of acceptance, to help with your application. The admissions team is also available to assist with all related paperwork and procedures

Spain offers pathways for students to remain in the country after graduation. Upon completing your degree, you may be eligible to apply for a "residence permit for job seekers" or an "authorization to stay for internship placement." More commonly, if you find a job related to your field of study, you can transition from a student visa to a work visa. ESIC's lifelong employment exchange and strong corporate partnerships can be instrumental in helping graduates secure employment with companies in Valencia and across Spain, facilitating this transition