Christin Pootsmaa is studying international business administration and will start her second year of studies this autumn. She will spend the autumn semester at the Barcelona campus of Toulouse Business School as part of the ERASMUS+ exchange programme.

The English bulldog is a strong, medium-sized, short-haired dog whose face and whole body emphasise resolution, power and vigour. Despite their awe-inspiring appearance, English bulldogs make for great family dogs. They love their families and are devoted and very loyal. The EBS family is small – our students and more than 5000 alumni over the world stick together. The bulldog rarely barks, and never without a reason.

From 28th to 30th June at Kääriku Sports Center the 20th Student Summer Games took place where around 1500 students, lecturers and alumni from 15 Estonian Universities and Colleges competed in 40 different sports.

The English language International Business Administration Bachelor's Programme at the EBS passed the EPAS accreditation and quality control and was awarded one of the most prestigious certificates for business schools. No other Estonian university has been accredited by EPAS. All EPAS accredited business and management programmes offer a global perspective and high quality studies.

First, let's talk about the financial aspects. According the the Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), the group that administers the main MBA admissions test, the GMAT, median new hire MBA salaries have increased from $105,00 to $115,000 in 2018. Granted, that level is impacted substantially by geographic location, industry, and experience of applicant, but as you can see, the salary benefits are non-trivial.

On Monday, 17th June, EBS had its spring graduation ceremony at the Estonian Concert Hall where 159 graduates were awarded graduation diplomas. There were 96 Bachelor´s graduates, 60 Master´s graduates and 3 Doctoral graduates. There were 14 graduates who graduated Cum Laude.