Grado en Empresa Internacional/Bachelor in International Business (NUEVO 26/27) 2025–2026

In order for a new student to join the official university degree courses, at least one of the following requirements must be met:

• Hold the 'Bachillerato' (VIth form) qualification and pass the 'Bachillerato' Evaluation for University Access (EvAU) or an equivalent exam

• Hold an Advanced Diploma in Vocational Training, Advanced Diploma in Visual Arts, Advanced Diploma in Sports, or similar qualifications

• Have passed the University Access Test for people over 25s

• Have passed the University Access Test for people over 45s

• Be over 40 and have passed the access test through work/professional experience accreditation

• Hold an official university qualification – Degree, University Master's or equivalent qualification

• Hold a pre-university qualification from an international education system [students on the track covered by articles 9.1.b) and 9.2.b) and c) in Royal Decree 412/2014, dated 6 June]

In order for a new student to join the official university degree courses, at least one of the following requirements need to be met:

• Hold the 'Bachillerato' (VIth form) qualification and pass the 'Bachillerato' Evaluation for University Access (EvAU) or an equivalent exam

• Hold an Advanced Diploma in Vocational Training, Advanced Diploma in Visual Arts, Advanced Diploma in Sports, or similar qualifications

• Have passed the University Access Test for people over 25s

• Have passed the University Access Test for people over 45s

• Be over 40 and have passed the access test through work/professional experience accreditation

• Hold an official university qualification – Degree, University Master's or equivalent qualification

• Hold a pre-university qualification from a international education system [students on the track covered by articles 9.1.b) and 9.2.b) and c) in Royal Decree 412/2014, dated 6 June]

Further information

The application for admission to official Degree courses must be submitted via the Internet, completing the form and following the instructions available at:

http://www.unizar.es → Online administration office → Internet admission application

Only one application for admission must be sent, which will include – in order of preference and up to ten choices – the degree courses that the student wishes to study. It is very important to include more than one course to ensure availability of a place. 

In any case, an email address must be provided. The results of the admission process will be sent this email address, along with information about the registration process, how the waiting lists work, etc.

Full up-to-date information about when and how to submit the admissions application for each academic year, in addition to the documents that must be provided, etc., can be found in:

Further information

A place is offered based on the number of places made available for each course and the marks achieved by the students. It must also be noted that the total number of places on offer for each course is distributed through a general quota [pupils from 'Bachillerato', Vocational Training or those with pre-university studies from international education systems] and reserved quotas [disabled students, high level/performance sportsmen/women, the over 25/45s or 40s, university graduates].

The admission lists are published on the official University of Zaragoza bulletin board [sede.unizar.es]. This publication is considered to be the official notification for the interested parties, but has no definitive effect for the same should the University detect any errors therein, in which case modifications will be made to it.

The following will be published for each undergraduate degree course:

• An alphabetical list of the admitted students, including names and surnames, admission mark and quota

• A waiting list in ranking order, including names and surnames, admission mark and quota

The admissions results will also be communicated via a personalised letter (in PDF) which will be sent to the email address provided in the admissions application. This letter will include information related to the registration process and its deadlines, personal passwords, how the waiting lists work, etc.

Further information

The Degree in International Business responds to the needs of companies and institutions operating in a globalized environment that requires specialists in internationalization processes. Students acquire the knowledge and tools needed to make economic, financial, business, and marketing decisions while considering international factors and their impact. They also develop the skills to manage a company’s international expansion and to work in institutions involved in international transactions and cooperation, with a strong emphasis on analyzing the international economy and learning languages, such as English and French.

The program offers an innovative, market-oriented curriculum, an experiential learning model, an international outlook, and internships, enhancing employability and entrepreneurial capacity. Graduates gain multidisciplinary training in management, economics, business, geopolitics, and languages, as well as international experience through exchange programs, preparing them to work worldwide in roles such as management analysts, consultants, purchasing managers, or business development managers, among others.

If you study the Bachelor’s Degree in International Business, you will learn how companies operate and compete in a globalized economy. You would gain a solid foundation in economics, finance, marketing, and management, with a special focus on how these areas function across borders. This includes understanding international trade, global markets, foreign investment, and the economic forces that shape business decisions worldwide.

You would also develop the skills to make strategic business decisions in an international context. This means learning to analyze foreign markets, assess risks, manage international expansion, and adapt products or services to different cultural and regulatory environments. Courses often cover international commercial relations, global supply chain management, and cross-border negotiations.

Another key part of the degree is acquiring language proficiency—especially in English—and strengthening your intercultural communication skills. You would learn to work effectively with people from diverse cultural backgrounds and to understand the geopolitical and institutional frameworks that influence international business operations.

In addition, the program typically emphasizes practical experience through internships, case studies, and international exchange opportunities. This hands-on, global approach prepares you to work in multinational companies, international institutions, consulting firms, or financial organizations, equipping you with the multidisciplinary knowledge and global mindset to manage business activities anywhere in the world.

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