The Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics at Universität Zürich (UZH) is one of Switzerland's leading business faculties and a renowned centre for education and research in business, economics, finance, and informatics. Located in Zurich, Switzerland's financial and innovation hub, the faculty offers an international learning environment with students and scholars from around the world. It comprises four departments—Business Administration, Economics, Finance, and Informatics—and provides a wide range of interdisciplinary courses for exchange students.

The faculty holds both AACSB and EQUIS accreditations, reflecting internationally recognized standards of excellence in business education, research, and institutional governance. The University of Zurich is also consistently ranked among the world's leading universities in major international rankings, with particular strengths in Business, Economics, Finance, and related disciplines. Exchange students can benefit from high-quality teaching, diverse course offerings, and the opportunity to experience academic life in one of Europe's leading financial and innovation centres. 

The Luxembourg School of Business (LSB), founded in 2014, is an esteemed private graduate institution recognized for its AMBA accreditation and commitment to high-caliber business education. LSB offers a range of programs, including its flagship weekend MBA, a full-time Master in Management, and a variety of executive education courses tailored for working professionals and emerging leaders. With a faculty comprising globally recognized experts and strategic partnerships with leading universities worldwide, LSB fosters an international and dynamic learning environment. Located in Luxembourg—a prominent European financial and business hub—LSB provides students with exceptional networking and career development opportunities, equipping them with the skills and insights needed to excel in a competitive global market.

The Zagreb School of Economics and Management (ZŠEM), founded in 2002 in Croatia, is a top private business school known for its AACSB accreditation, placing it among the world's leading institutions for business education. ZŠEM offers undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs in fields such as Management, Marketing, and Finance, with a focus on bridging theory and practical experience through internships, projects, and partnerships with over 150 global universities. With a strong international orientation, many programs are taught in English, attracting a diverse student body. Located in Zagreb, ZŠEM provides a dynamic campus life and robust career services, preparing students to thrive in the global economy.

University of Antwerp Faculty of Business and Economics is one of the top public universities in Belgium and holds accreditation from esteemed international bodies such as AACSB, EFMD-programme, and EQUIS, underscoring its commitment to upholding rigorous academic standards. In the Financial Times European Business Schools Ranking 2022, University of Antwerp is selected as the only Flemish university and has placed #92. Situated in the heart of Antwerp's lively city center, it has evolved into the most international economic faculty in Flanders since 1852. University of Antwerp Faculty of Business and Economics provide high-quality academic education and scientific research in management and economics, with a focus on sustainability and internationalization. The highly valued cooperation with the Antwerp Management School also ensures a strong link with managers from the business world.

MBS was founded by the Chamber of Commerce of Montpellier in 1897. In 1915, it also became the first business school to admit female students, which indicates the core values of MBS: Focus on business ethics, glasnost and diversity, and global responsibility. As an international elite business school possessing inclusiveness and responsibility, MBS aims to be the cradle to support potential business talent to become responsible corporate leaders. Besides, MBS is the world's top 1% to be awarded 3 international accreditations of EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB.

ESC Rennes School of Business was founded in 1990 with the vision to become one of the most innovative and intercultural “global schools of management” in Europe. The school has approximately 4,000 students with 50% being international students coming from over 70 countries. With its diverse student body and faculty composition, ESC Rennes is the most internationally attended Grande Ecole de Commerce in France. Currently, ESC Rennes has 191 partner schools. It has received international accreditation by AACSB (2012), AMBA (2013), and EQUIS (2014).

EM Strasbourg Business School was found in 1919, based in Strasbourg, Alsace, eastern France until now, located next to Germany and Switzerland. It has more than 200 international partner universities and accredited by AACSB and EFMD. The school aims to train managers to make accountable decisions by considering their impact in the context of both their professional and personal lives. Under the implementation of the three core values: diversity, sustainable development and ethics of the school in all programs, students are educated to be capable of continuously evolving and adapting in complex and varied environment.

ICHEC Brussels Management School (officially the Institut catholique des Hautes Études commerciales) was established in 1954, located in centre of Brussels, Belgium. ICHEC is a member of the EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) and a management school at the university level who emphasize international management as one of its main academic pillars. ICHEC aimed to educate students to become responsible and open-minded managers to the world, by encouraging students to acquire an experience of other cultures, other languages and other ways of learning. The well-developed network of the school with foreign institutions offers precious opportunities to students in developing their talents, gaining knowledge, skills and competences which are necessary to embark on a lifelong learning process. 

Toulouse Business School was found in 1903 by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Toulouse, aimed to train future international decision-makers who are collaborative, agile and responsible by providing students with the analytical skills, professional network and agility needed to adapt, innovate, and anticipate change in their future working environments. The school is renowned for its innovation and its strong and positive contribution to its community, organisations and society as a whole. Furthermore, Toulouse Business School is a member of the French Conférence des Grandes Ecoles and also a few business schools holding the triple accreditation of AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA. In 2010, the school was ranked the 16th best Masters of management in the world by the Financial Times.

ICHEC Brussels Management School (officially the Institut catholique des Hautes Études commerciales) was established in 1954, located in centre of Brussels, Belgium. ICHEC is a member of the EFMD (European Foundation for Management Development) and a management school at the university level who emphasize international management as one of its main academic pillars. ICHEC aimed to educate students to become responsible and open-minded managers to the world, by encouraging students to acquire an experience of other cultures, other languages and other ways of learning. The well-developed network of the school with foreign institutions offers precious opportunities to students in developing their talents, gaining knowledge, skills and competences which are necessary to embark on a lifelong learning process.