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Farida Elashmawy graduated from Schiller Madrid with a Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality and Tourism Management in 2019. She is currently working as export manager for Latin America for an international company in insulation technology.

Imagine being an organized, productive, and successful student. Did you know that you can achieve this easily using technology? That's right! The tech revolution never stops, and we want to take advantage of it to help you make your study and learning process easier and more efficient. 

Susana Bokobo Orcera, a research collaborator at Schiller currently working on diversity in the workplace, has been selected as a candidate to be a Fellow of Acumen Spain.

We are proud to share today an overview of two interesting research projects participated by our Schiller Paris professor, Dr Albana Canollari-Baze, on the development cycle of adolescents.

Today we bring to the forefront a writer, poet, dreamer and ballet dancer in the making. Macedonian-born Natasha Sardzoska’s long list of subjects includes Media Communication Strategies, Public Speaking, Media Literacy, Intercultural Communication, Business Communication, Management Communication, Research Methods and Analysis, Science and Society, and Writing for Foreign Affairs.

On 20 March 2023, in the framework of the IR 505 International Relations & Diplomacy Workshop course taught in Paris, Schiller students had the opportunity to visit the “Again and Again – Circular Economy” exhibition at The Caring Gallery, which combines art with fair and sustainable commitment.  

As a student in your final years at university, you may find yourself overwhelmed with thoughts about your future. What will you do after graduation? What kind of job will you get? How will you ace your job interview? These are common questions that every student asks themselves.

Having negotiation skills is essential to perform in any field, both professional and personal. You don't need to be a business guru or have your own company to master these tools, because knowing how to manage conflicts and being able to make the right decisions even at critical moments will multiply your potential as a professional. 

Once again, Schiller International University has participated in the session of The Model European Parliament as a proud academic partner of Fundación San Patricio.

Are you interested in international conflicts or so concerned about the welfare of society that you are wondering what you can study to be able to work for the UN or other international organizations? 

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.