Latin American Students Choosing Spain Over U.S., Business School Leader Says
News Source : Inside Higher Ed
News Summary
- Daniel Traça says students and academics are forgoing the “messy, uncertain and … toxic” u.s. for Madrid and Barcelona.
- Traça said Esade, a business and law school with campuses in Barcelona, Sant Cugat and Madrid, is actively positioning itself to capitalize on the rising interest.
- Esade has about 15,700 students in total, with international students making up between 60 and 70 percent.
Latin American students increasingly want to study in Spain amid growing political uncertainty in the U.S., the head of one of Europes leading business schools has said.
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