The Student Experience

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The student experience at United Business Institutes includes a diverse range of cultures, curricula, and extracurricular activities. 

We offer many options for our students to choose from, involving them directly in designing their own educational path which meets the high standards of our curriculum requirements. There’s so much for students to do and experience here.

Multi-Cultural Environment

Our diversity is our strength.

At UBI, we are proud to offer an international, multi-cultural environment, in which students and academic staff, from all over the world, can share their insights and experiences. Students  are encouraged and supported in organising 'Intercultural Evenings', 'Food Festivals', and other events.​

Our enthusiastic and dedicated staff will help students transition from their home country to their new surroundings and routine at UBI.

UBI Business Case Competition

The Power of Ideas

TEDx Talks

UBI has led the organisation of 4 consecutive TEDx events, the largest being in Luxembourg City in 2018.

Sports

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Every year, the UBI football team enters the CUP DE PRIVATEN, a football competition in Berlin, in which they get to play against other universities, and meet new people.

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UBI students organise their own teams and events, which range from Squash to Poker Tournaments to a Debate Club (sponsored by the Orator's Guild).

TALENT RECOGNISED

Dean's List Awards

Our UBI campuses in Brussels and Luxembourg are home to award-winning individuals.

The Dean of Brussels campus has recognised the highest scholarship demonstrated by students in our degrees and is proud to showcase their talent through a Dean's list.

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The 2020 recipients of the Dean's list are:

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Bachelor's degree first year

Nikita Shulga

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Bachelor's degree second year

Marios Papachristopoulos

Bachelor's degree final year

Aymeric de Theux

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Masters of Business Administration

Andrea Gabellone

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To qualify for the Dean’s List a student must have achieved an average of at least 70% for all credits taken, with a minimum of 55 credits at Undergraduate level or 36 credits at Graduate level.