ESEG establishes partnership with German university and expands academic mobility.

ESEG College, part of the Etapa Group, has just taken another important step in its internationalization strategy.

The signing of a cooperation agreement with the Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences, located in Aschaffenburg, in the Bavarian region, near Frankfurt.

The agreement provides for cooperation in the mobility of both faculty and students, as well as paving the way for the development of joint academic projects between the institutions.

German universities have a very distinctive profile within the country's educational system.

This is a Fachhochschule (university of applied sciences), which stands out for its work in employability and applied research, with more than 40 laboratories and institutes focused on solving real challenges in industry and society.

The university also maintains close partnerships with German and international companies, which expands opportunities for internships, projects, and professional integration for students even during their undergraduate studies—values that are also part of ESEG's DNA.

Currently, the institution has approximately 3,500 to 4,000 students and offers around 30 undergraduate and graduate programs, organized into three main areas:

• Business and Law
• Engineering and Computer Science
• Health and Social Work

Among the highlights are courses with a strong international and applied focus, such as International Management, International Real Estate Management, and engineering programs geared towards industry.

With this partnership, students from ESEG College They will have even more opportunities to experience academic life abroad, expanding their knowledge, networking, and global market perspective.

About the Academic Mobility Program

The program allows students to study abroad for a semester without delaying their graduation.

During this period, courses taken outside of ESEG can be credited towards ESEG, provided they have been previously approved.

Furthermore, the student continues to pay only the regular tuition fees of their home university, without any additional academic costs associated with the partner institution.

To learn more about the Academic Mobility Program, access here.