Schiller University Blog

A bachelor's or master's degree is no guarantee of anything if you don't have the skills you need to succeed in the job market. That’s why, to stand out as a professional, to get the international job you have always dreamed of, you first have to choose an education that will set you up for success. 

If you are interested in the Master of Business Administration, read on and find out how studying at Schiller International University can help you take a professional leap in your career! 

More and more companies are highlighting respect for diversity in their corporate identity. This means that companies are looking for professionals who not only share their values, but who can also adapt to the changes and new needs of a world that is more connected than ever.

On 6 March 2023, Schiller students enrolled in the IR 505 International Relations & Diplomacy Workshop could discover the “Plastic Heart: Surface All the Way Through” exhibition at the Canadian Cultural Center of Paris.  

On March 14^th, the American Chamber France and the Metalab of Essec Business School presented their White Paper "Getting companies on board with responsible AI". 

At Schiller International University, we know that staying current is the best way to give our students the education and future they deserve. Pondering about the future is thinking about innovation.

On 23 February 2023, Schiller students from the Paris campus had the opportunity to discover a history of women in the 20^th century, the history of their emancipation, as seen through the Roger-Viollet Gallery collections.

Paloma Garcia Casenave is a professor of foreign languages at Schiller Madrid. She graduated in French Studies and has a Master’s degree in French Philology from Michigan State University. She has been teaching Spanish and French to Schiller students with the same passion and love for the past thirty years

On 22 February 2023, at the initiative of the Paris campus, Schiller students had the opportunity to attend a unique experiential learning workshop designed to bolster their systems thinking skills. 

On February 15, 2023, Schiller students from the Paris campus visited the Invalides Museum as part of the IR 502 Diplomacy Workshop: International Negotiations course. 

Chris Kostov, professor of International Relations and Modern History at Schiller International University's Madrid campus, has found his own way to help Ukraine in this time of despair. Here he tells us how teaching helps him build bridges with a community of Ukrainian students.

On the one-year anniversary of the start of the Ukrainian war, we sat down with our newest recruit, Halyna Malygina, who came to Spain fleeing the war with her children. This is her story.