Schellhammer Business School

Studying at Schellhammer was a great experience! The professors are knowledgeable, supportive, and give constructive feedback that really helps you grow. I appreciated the opportunity to put my ideas into real projects and see them come to life. The flexibility to study at a distance while still feeling connected made a big difference for me. The international community here is amazing - full of inspiring, open-minded people. My diploma looks amazing and very professional - I’ll truly miss being part of this university!

This is a so-called school taking advantage of students, especially those in Africa. They ask for an initial deposit of EUR 1000, and ask the students to buy insurance, which costs about EUR 350. After paying all that, the students pay a visa fee, travel to a country with a Spanish embassy or consulate, only to be denied at the last minute. Then the so-called school would refuse to refund the deposit, without a genuine reason. The only explanation they give is that the applicants were informed about the non-refund policy. Most of these applicants were represented by some travel agencies and had no clue about this policy. This is a money-making scheme run by people who have no conscience at all. After reading all the reviews and one stated that there is no actual campus, but the school is run at some part of a hotel premise. The website does not give any detailed information about their fees and policies, but asks for one's email for the details to be sent. I have tried that a couple of times, but got nothing. The state in which this so-called school is run may be a good reason to get denied by the embassy. Anyone looking to study in Spain should try a good school, but not this one.

I graduated with my bachelors degree in hospitality from here and it was a life changing experience. The teaching staff were well trained, highly professional and taught me everything I needed to know by the books and for the real world. The facilities were of high quality and created a conducive environment for learning and interactions in class and on campus. The school also has a multicultural background of students and staff that allowed us to be a part of a global community.

Just graduated from Schellhammer Business School, and I can honestly say it was a 5/5 experience. The school goes beyond traditional business education it’s focused on ethics, sustainability, and developing real leadership skills. The international community, small class sizes, and supportive professors made learning feel personal and engaging. I grew a lot not just academically, but also on a personal level. If you’re looking for a business school with a global mindset and a human approach, this is the place. Plus, studying by the sea in southern Spain? I can’t complain.

As a student currently applying to Schellhammer Business School, I must say the entire process so far has been absolutely fantastic. From the very beginning, I felt well-guided and supported. I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr. Singh, who has been incredibly helpful throughout the application journey. His guidance and prompt support made everything smooth and stress-free. SBS offers exceptional opportunities for students, both on-campus in their beautiful location and through flexible virtual learning options. The academic programs look inspiring and well-rounded, and I’m genuinely excited about the possibilities ahead. Looking forward to starting this new chapter with SBS!

Great university! I studied BBA here and would definitely choose it again. It taught me valuable life lessons beyond academics. Tip for future students: Always meet your deadlines and take a photo or screenshot after submitting assignments, just in case. Professors are very helpful—especially Mr. Oswaldo—so don’t hesitate to ask for support. With a little organization, you’ll have an amazing experience!

Schellhammer Business School is a complete scam. They market themselves as a legitimate university, but it's nothing more than a money-making scheme. I enrolled in the Master of Arts in International Relations, only to arrive and find that the entire course syllabus had been changed, without any prior notice. The new content had nothing to do with my field of study. When I confronted the administration, they brushed it off as "normal." Only after I threatened legal action did they even pretend to care. They quickly threw together a "new" syllabus to appease me, but it was a joke. The professors ignored it entirely and taught whatever they felt like. To make matters worse, I was the only student in the program. When I asked about it, the head of studies just shrugged and said these things happen. In the second semester, two more students joined, barely enough to call it a class. Over time, we discovered that everyone was paying wildly different tuition fees. They hide this by handing out so-called "scholarships," but it’s just a pricing manipulation strategy. If you're from a wealthier country, they assume you can pay full price. Meanwhile, students from Africa were paying as little as €1,000 for the entire year, while others from Germany were charged the full €10,000+, and students from Poland or Italy somewhere in between. The "scholarship" has nothing to do with need or merit, just how much they think they can get out of you. The extra charges are endless. They claim student housing is near the school, but it’s far enough that you’re forced to pay an outrageously expensive fee for their private school bus. They find any excuse to squeeze more money out of you. The administration is a mess. Every person you speak to gives you different information about courses, events, transportation, and rules. There's zero coordination. The atmosphere is miserable. No one wants to be there, not the students, staff, nor teachers. The teachers are completely unqualified. They throw up poorly made PowerPoint presentations riddled with grammar errors, copy-pasted from textbooks, and then read them out loud. They don’t answer questions properly, they lack any mastery of the subject, and they’re totally unprepared to teach at the master's level and university level. This program didn’t challenge me, didn’t teach me, and didn’t prepare me. I learned nothing of value. If I hadn’t enrolled, I would be in the exact same place. Avoid this school at all costs.