New European College

New European College is a private international business school located in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, established in 2014 and recognized for offering modern, forward-thinking business education fully taught in English. The college places a strong emphasis on practical and research-oriented learning, combining classical theoretical foundations with contemporary business practices to prepare students for success in a dynamic global marketplace. In partnership with Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences (WUAS) from the Netherlands, NEC provides a wide range of academic programs including Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), Master of Business Management (MBM), and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees, all designed to cultivate leadership, entrepreneurial thinking, strategic decision-making, and innovation skills. The academic environment is international and closely-knit, featuring small class sizes of no more than approximately 25 students per group, which enables personalized instruction, frequent interaction with faculty, and collaborative project work. Students at NEC come from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, enhancing the global perspective of the learning experience. The campus is situated on Wolfratshauser Straße in the southern part of Munich near the Isar River, offering easy access to public transportation, modern learning facilities, a library, and student support services. Studying at NEC also provides students with opportunities for mandatory internships and real-world business projects, helping them develop practical experience and increasing employability in Germany and internationally. Munich itself is one of Europe’s economic hubs, home to major multinational companies, a vibrant cultural scene, a strong job market, and rich student life, making it an attractive location for international education and career development. Academic degrees awarded through the partnership are recognized and accredited, giving graduates credentials that support both European and global career pathways