Among the Best Masters in Management Programmes in the World for 2025-2026
The EADA Master in Management is featured among the world's top 40 in the Financial Times' Masters in Management 2025 ranking.
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EADA Business School's International Master in Finance Consolidates Its Top Global Position
EADA Business School and the Red Cross join forces in solidarity with those affected by the cut-off low
EADA Foundation has launched the EADA_UnidosContralaDana initiative in collaboration with the Spanish Red Cross.
EADA Annual Meeting 2024, the event of the year to generate positive impact from the business field
El pasado 12 de abril de 2024, el Palau de Congressos de Barcelona recuperó el espíritu del evento del año con el EADA Annual Meeting 2024, que conquistó un gran éxito de asistencia al contar con más...
15 July 2013
Josep Lluís Bonet has been re-elected for another 4-year term as president of Fira de Barcelona
Josep Lluís Bonet is member of the Board of Trustees of EADA,
9 July 2013
EADA and Fundació Factor Humà signed a collaboration contract
The collaboration agreement was signed by Miquel Espinosa, the General Director of EADA and Anna Fornés, director of Fundació Factor Humà.
25 June 2013
New trends in training gain protagonism in talent management
Pilar Oncins, Human Resources manager at Makro, and Lucía Langa, Director of the EADA People Management Dept., highlighted the importance of leadership in change processes.
24 June 2013
EADA´s Master in Finance programme ranks number 21 in the world
The 2013 Masters in Finance Ranking, published on June 24th 2013 by the Financial Times reaffirms EADA"s global position as regards our postgraduate programmes in the finance area
18 June 2013
EADA represented at Imagine 2013
A total of twelve entrepreneurs from different parts of the world will travel to Silicon Valley (USA) in July to take part in the 3rd.
14 June 2013
EADA and UVic broaden their strategic agreement
Until now EADAs adscription as a Centre of Education to UVic mainly had to do with the recognition of its Masters courses within the framework of the European Space of Higher Education (ESHE).