1516 BBA Info-Guide (New Version!)

info-guide bba students 2015-2016
BBA
Bachelor
of Business
Administration
INFO-Guide
BBA Students
2015-2016
www.esade.edu/bba
contents
about esade
WELCOME TO ESADE
ESADE VALUES AND CSR
ACADEMIC UNITS
ESADE ST. CUGAT CAMPUS
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ESADECREAPOLIS
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THE ESADE BBA TEAM

OUR TEAM
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PAPER WORK
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (NUSS) - MANDATORY
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
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Medical insurance
visa requirements
spanish paperwork once you arrive
consulates in barcelona
annex
annex 1 empadronamiento
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annex 2 glossary of spanish paperwork
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about esade
welcome
to esade
In 1958 a small group of innovative
businessmen imagined the future. ESADE
is the outcome of their initiative and
entrepreneurial spirit. Today, with 50 years
of experience, ESADE continues to make
positive contributions to the development
of entrepreneurial leaders as well as their
staff and organizations, fostering social
responsibility and an ethical commitment
to their companies.
INTERNATIONAL OUTLOOK
accreditations
Right from the start, ESADE opted for an international

focus. It is one of the founding members of the European
Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) and
the Global Alliance in Management Education (CEMS).
ESADE is also a member of the American Assembly of
Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), The Association
of MBAs (AMBA), The Graduate Management Admission
Council (GMAC), the Latin American Council of Business
Schools (CLADEA) and numerous other academic and
professional associations.
ESADE Business School received the EQUIS Quality Label

awarded by the EFMD in 1998 and the corresponding reaccreditation in 2002. The MBA Programme was first
accredited by AMBA in 1994 and reaccredited in 1999.
In 2001 the AACSB accredited the Degree Programmes
at ESADE. The Business School became one of only four
European Schools to have this triple accreditation.
a brief history
CFA accreditation
ESADE is managed by a director general, who is appointed

by the board of trustees of the Fundaci ESADE. Academic
responsibility for each of the schools belonging to ESADE
is assigned to a dean or director appointed by the board of
trustees on the recommendation of the director general.
ESADE signed on April 7th 2010 the partnership with

the CFA.
MISSION
Educate and carry out research in
the areas of Management and Law,
by means of the:
eUGENIA BIETO, GENERAL DIRECTOR

INTEGRAL EDUCATION OF PEOPLE
CREATION OF RELEVANT KNOWLEDGE
CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOCIAL DEBATE
She has been linked to the world of entrepreneurship either through the creation and management of
new companies or through the introduction of strategic innovation programmes in companies and the
development of new business lines. She has also developed her career in the design and application of
public policies encouraging entrepreneurship.
She has served as Assistant Director of the CIDEM (Centre for Innovation and Business Development) for
territorial balance policies and has held several positions in the IMPIVA (Institute for Small and Mediumsized Industry from Valencia) for the promotion of business creation. She has collaborated with companies
in implementing corporate entrepreneurship projects and has advised several organisations on measures
to promote entrepreneurship.
She lectures on entrepreneurship at various international institutions. She held the post of Director of
ESADEs Entrepreneurship Centre from 1997 to 2008, whose mission it is to generate and circulate
knowledge on entrepreneurship, entrepreneurs, the family business and the funding of new ventures. Her
main line of research lies in corporate entrepreneurship.
important figures
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students and
participants
alumni
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research
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professors
staff
members
about esade
ESADE VALUES
AND CSR
ESADE aims to educate individuals with a
high level of professional competence, aware
of their responsibilities as national and global
citizens, sensitive to issues of solidarity and
social justice and able to engage in collective
projects. To that end ESADE is involved in
promoting human qualities: a combination
of knowledge, judgment, balance and depth
that generates confident, consistent, reliable
citizens capable of living fundamental values.
Being part of a university institution such as
ESADE involves an attitude of commitment
to its mission: a commitment that is
expressed in the values governing our daily
coexistence and academic activity. Those who
share these values make up our community.
integrity
respect
in academic and
professional work
for colleagues, people

and oneself, becoming aware
of others concrete situations
diversity
contribution to the common good
as a positive factor which

enables learning about differences
in people, ideas and situations
sharing experiencies
with the esade community
responsibility and commitment

in favour of a more just society
about esade
esades
green rules
Small changes in
our daily routine for
a more sustainable ESADE.
about esade
academic
units
1,621
university
programmes
students
746
MBA
programmes
students
Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA
Full-Time MBA (Flexible format: 12, 15 or 18 months)*
Double degree in Business Administration and Law
Multinational MBA
MSc Programmes in Management

(International Management, Marketing Management,
Finance, Innovation & Entrepreneurship)
Executive MBA
GEMBA (Global Executive MBA) - ESADE+Georgetown
Master of Research in Management Sciences

PhD in Management Sciences
1 th
Worldwide in International
Mobility & Aims Achieved.
Master in Finance
* only MBA programme taught in St. Cugat
2th
Worldwide,
Master in Finance
Financial Times
5th
Worldwide in
International Experience
Financial Times
Financial Times
entirely taught in st. cugat
taught in building 3 (BCN)
6th
In Europe,
MBA Programmes
The Economist
10
university
programmes
Bachelor in Law
493
students
MASTER
programmes
560
students
Specialization Masters (Part Time)
Double degree in Business

Administration and Law
International Business Law
Bachelor in Law & Bachelor

in Global Governance
Corporate Finance & Law Barcelona
Tax Consultancy and Management

International Taxation
Corporate Finance & Law Madrid
Digital Law, Social Networks and Intellectual Property
PhD in Economic Law and Business Law
1 th
Private in Spain,
Bachelor in Law
El Mundo
1 th
In Spain,
International Business Law
El Mundo
continuous
training
Specialization Modules
In-company training
Conferences & Seminars
Discussion Forums
1,768
students
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6,288
executive
education
students
Open Programmes
Custom Programmes
Executive Masters:
4th
Operaciones
Finanzas
Marketing
Digital Business
Finanzas Corporativas
Recursos Humanos
In Europe,
Custom Programmes
Financial Times
5 th
In Europe,
Open Programmes
Financial Times
about esade
esade
st. cugat
campus
ESADEs new campus in Sant Cugat del Valles
is easily accessible via Ferrocarriles Catalanes
(FGC) or Renfe (train). The ride from the center of
Barcelona (Plaa Catalunya) to Sant Cugat is about
20 minutes. From Sant Cugat train station, you
can easily catch a bus No. L8 which will take you
to the campus premises. It takes approximately 15
minutes to walk from train station to the campus.
You can find further information on how to get to
ESADEs campus at the ESADE webpage.

FGC Train Line: http://www.fgc.cat

RENFE Train Line: http://www.renfe.es
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about esade
security
on campus
Students are asked to follow these security measures:
Never leave laptops or other electronic devices, bags,

helmets, coats or any other personal belongings
unattended in the corridors or other public areas.
Always close the windows and lock the doors of your car
if you park in the street; remove valuables from sight.
Always lock parked motorcycles and bicycles and secure

helmets to the motorcycle or carry them with you.
about esade
ESADEcreapolis
ESADECreapolis an open community with
the aim of inspiring, facilitating and accelerating
innovation. The community is centered on
ESADECREAPOLISs ecosystem and provides
access to events, content, challenges, innovation
programs and a unique social network. Over 50
businesses have taken the opportunity to have a
work space virtually across the street from ESADE,
offering students the possibility to work with
business and offering business access to ESADE
students and faculty, not to mention the synergies
developed between different businesses that are
located there. At ESADECreapolis, companies
interact under the concept of Open and Cross
Innovation a collaborative endeavor, exchanging
knowledge and experience across sectors in order
to accelerate innovation. Its a multi-sector business
park, which provides premises for companies and
allows optimal representation from various sectors.
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program direction
the
esade
Bba
team
prof. joan rodon

bba associate dean
Mnica Casabay
anna cockroft
BBA Academic Director bba programme director
program management
mnica sisternas
project manager
francesc blanco
section a
caroline beckershaus
section b
elisenda daz
section c
simone vincis
section D
non-academic issues
bbaprogrammemgmt@esade.edu
jura zymantas
international student advisor
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paper work
social security number

(NUSS) MAndatory
If you enroll at ESADE in 2015-16, it is mandatory to have the NUSS (Social Security Number)
that you will have to indicate clicking on:

MyESADE > MyOffice > Personal Data
If you do not have it with you, you can ask for a duplicate at the Social Security calling 901 502 050 or through their website
If you do not have a NUSS, you can request for it filling the TA.1 form and hand it in to the BBA Programme Management Office or
send the PDF document to bbaprogrammemgmt@esade.edu by November 2nd.
Please follow this link for a guide that will help you to complete the form.
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international students
Medical insurance
All international students are required to have adequate
medical insurance coverage for the duration of their stay in
Spain; for visa application purposes, 30,000 of coverage (no
deductible; no co-payment) plus repatriation insurance is
considered standard. However, terms may differ depending
on your country of origin so ESADE recommends that you
request complete information from the Spanish Consulate
and your insurance company before coming to Spain. Upon
arrival at ESADE you will be required to provide proof of
medical coverage for the length of your stay at ESADE.
STUDENTS FROM NON-EU COUNTRIES
STUDENTS FROM EU-COUNTRIES
ALL STUDENTS
If you are covered by your countrys national health system,

request a European Health Card (EHIC) in your home
country. The EHIC allows you access to the Spanish national
health system through CatSalut and since agreements differ
between countries, find out what coverage you have before
arriving. As a minimum, emergency services are covered for
EHIC cardholders. If you are covered by private insurance,
consult your insurance company to find out how your policy
works here in Spain.
If you contract private insurance before arriving in Spain,

be sure to consult your insurance company about the
specific details and exact procedure to follow in case you
need medical attention while in Spain. If your stay in Spain
is longer than a year and you will be renewing your TIE,
you will have to provide proof of medical insurance when
you renew next year. All documentation submitted for
the renewal process must be in Spanish and if you have it
translated, it must be done by a sworn translator.
We respect the right of students to choose their medical

insurance provider but in answer to students requests,
there is a group medical policy offered with DKV
through GAESCO and a reimbursement policy tailored
for students with Omnibus. Both are private entities
and totally independent from ESADE.
NOTE: EU students need to provide unlimited medical
coverage and should indicate that when contracting
through either of the two brokers below.
gaesco seguros (dkv)

Ms. marta cot
C/ Dr. Ferran, 3-5 08034 BARCELONA
Tel: + 34 933 662 731 Fax: + 34 933 662 732
mcot@gvcgaesco.es
omnibus (swisscare)
C/ Consell de Cent, 445 Esc. B 1-3
08013 BARCELONA
Tel: + 34 932 412 138 Fax: + 34 932 002 457
http://www.omnibusbcn.com/Portal_Menu_
International_Student_Insurance.html
NOTE: If you have an accident or are

hospitalized, please advise you Program
Manager as soon as you can.
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visa requirements
STUDENTS FROM EU-COUNTRIEs and citizens of Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Switzerland
You do not require a visa to enter Spain.
The only documentation you need is a national identification card or passport; however, if you are staying for longer than 90 days, you will have to provide proof
of medical insurance coverage, either the EHIC or private coverage, as well as proof of financial means when apply for the certificado de registro de residente de la
union, which includes your NIE.
STUDENTS FROM NON-EU-COUNTRIES

You may or may not need a visa for visits of less than 90 days. Consult the lists at: Do I need a visa? and also the Spanish Consulate which covers your jurisdiction. Citizens
of countries in Annex 1 are required to have a visa to enter the EU, regardless of the time you plan to spend here.
If your stay in Spain is for 180 days or less, you must apply for a short-term, type D Student Visa, also referred to as a Schengen Visa, which allows you to remain in Spain /
the Schengen area for up to 180 days. It does not allow for extensions nor can you apply for a Student Residence Card when you arrive.
If your stay in Spain is for longer than 180 days, you must apply for a long-term, type D Student Visa, also referred to as a National Visa. Once you arrive, you are required to
apply for a Student Residence Card, (AKA: TIE; Tarjeta de Identificacin de Extranjero; Tarjeta de Estancia Para Estudios) within 30 days. Make sure to have your passport
stamped at your first point of entry into the Schengen area to be able to prove when you arrived.
If you need a visa / Visado para Estudios, consult the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in your home country or your country of residence concerning the process for obtaining
it, which can be lengthy so get started as early as possible. However, many consulates will not accept visa applications more than 60 days before the date of departure.
Regardless, you will have to apply at the Spanish Consulate which has jurisdiction over your place of residence; visa requirements may vary from one consulate to another.
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visa requirements
Required documentation for Student Visa:

Passport (valid for the length of your stay)
Passport-size photos
Proof of financial means
ESADE Admission Letter
Proof of medical insurance including repatriation
Proof of Accommodation*
Other documentation specific to your situation
IMPORTANT
For stays of longer than 180 days, other required documentation may include a medical certificate,
Police Clearance Certificate for each country youve lived in during the last 5 years or an FBI
background check if youre applying from the US or have lived there in the last 5 years, so be sure
to contact the Spanish Consulate soon.
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visa requirements
considerations to keep in mind
If you apply for a new passport, keep your old one so that you can provide
a history of travel if need be for other visa applications during your stay
at ESADE. In the past, students visa applications to third countries have
been rejected for lack of proof of previous travel history.
If you do not need a visa to enter Spain, you can stay in the country / the
Schengen Area for up to 90 days within any 180 days without a visa. That
means that when you leave Spain / the Schengen Area after 90 days you
cannot re-enter the Schengen Area for the next 90 days.
If you plan to travel outside of Spain during the period shown on your
Student Visa, be sure to ask for a multiple-entry visa although there is no
guarantee that you will get it.
If you enter Spain on a Tourist Visa or without a visa, there is no guarantee

that you will be able to extend your stay beyond the 90-day limit. In the
event that you decide to stay longer than 90 days, you may be required to
return to your home country to apply for a Student Visa there or you may
be required to provide the same documentation as if you were applying
for a student visa, ie proof of financial means, proof of medical insurance
coverage, etc. along with paying a fee for every day over the initial 90 days.
In the past, some Spanish Consulates have instructed students who are
coming to Spain for only three months to come on a Tourist Visa rather
than a Student Visa. A Tourist Visa is valid for 90 days and may be easier
to obtain. Follow the advice of the Consulate.
If you are living outside your home country when you apply for a Student
Visa, the Spanish Embassy or Consulate in the country where you are
currently residing may require you to return to your home country to apply
for the Student Visa. Do not assume that you will be able to obtain a Student
Visa from a Spanish Embassy or Consulate outside your home country.
Be sure to get your passport stamped when you enter the Schengen area, regardless
of whether you arrive in Spain or any of the other Schengen countries. Your plane
ticket stub or receipt may be accepted as proof of date of entry if you need to apply
for a TIE, however, you may be required to return to the airport to get the stamp.
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padr / empadronamiento / census registration

EVERYONE, whether from the EU or not, who is living in Barcelona for longer than
3 months, is required by law to register with the local town council. This registry is
called Padr or Empadronamiento and is one of the easier processes to carry out. See
Section 31, ANNEX 1
STUDENTS FROM EU-COUNTRIES

If you are staying in Spain for more than 3 months, you are required to apply for a
Certificado de registro de ciudadano de la union which includes your NIE (nmero
de identificacin de extranjero). Depending on your age and the program youre
registered in, you are required to provide Program Management with your NIE within
30 days of the start of class. In addition, an NIE may be required to open a bank
account, sign a contract, buy/rent a motorcycle, join Bicing, etc.
Important! In order to be able to do an Internship in Spain, you MUST have an NIE!
If you live in Barcelona, make an appointment here:

http://www.seap.minhap.gob.es/index.html
Services
Foreigners and Immigration
Appointments to carry out administrative paperwork
Access to the procedure
Select Barcelona and Certificados UE from drop down menus
Aceptar
Entrar
Enter Passport; name; nationality; leave fecha de caducidad BLANK;
security code
g Solicitar cita; siguiente

(On this page you can also consult and cancel appointments already made.)
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Telephone number; e-mail address

(They seem to be having problems with hotmail addresses; some
notifications dont reach the applicants, so perhaps its best to use
your ESADE e-mail).

Motivo o tipo de solicitud de la cita: Reason for applying: Certificado de
registro de residente de la unin.
g Siguiente
g
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documentation you may be required to submit is:

Passport or national identity document + copy
Proof of financial means certificado de empadronamiento
Completed EX-18 application form + copy
barcelona
oficina de policia nacional barcelona
Rambla Guipscoa, 74 08020 Barcelona
Tel: + 34 932 240 610
ESADE Letter of Registration (Admission/Enrolment certificate) Admission letter is not accepted.

Proof of medical insurance
When you present your documentation at the address above, you will be given another form to fill
out and take to most any bank to pay the application fee (about 10). You will receive the certificate
when you return with the receipt.
By law, everyone in Spain is required to carry identification on them. In the case of EU citizens, this
means your passport or national ID card, as well as the Certificate of Registration as a resident of the
EU or your NIE.
NOTE: Although its not strictly legal, I advise you to carry photocopies of your passport and NIE.
Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00h-14:00H

Metro: Purple line (L-2) Bac de Roda / Sant Mart
Bus lines: 33, 43, 44, B24
SANT CUGAT
comisaria de polica
C/ Valls, 1-3 08173 St. Cugat del Valls
Tel: + 34 936 747 858
*No appointment necessary
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STUDENTS FROM NON-eu COUNTRIES

If your stay is for 90-180 days, you will have arrived on a short-term, type D
student visa which covers your stay and you neednt do any further paperwork
once you arrive. If your stay is for longer than 180 days you will have arrived on a
long-term, type D student visa and within 30 days of arriving in Barcelona, you
are required to apply for a Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero, TIE (Identity Card
for Foreigners), (AKA: NIE, Student Residence Card) which is valid for one year
from the date of entry, renewable as long as you are a student.
If you live in Barcelona, make an appointment here:
http://www.seap.minhap.gob.es/index.html
Sant Cugat residents neednt make an appointment.
Services
Foreigners and Immigration
Appointments to carry out administrative paperwork
Access to the procedure
Select Barcelona and Expedicin de la TIE (Huella) from
drop down menus
g Aceptar
g Entrar
g
Passport; name; nationality; leave fecha de caducidad BLANK;
security code
g
Solicitar cita; siguiente
g
Telephone number; e-mail address

(They seem to be having problems with hotmail addresses;
some notifications dont reach the applicants, so perhaps its
best to use your ESADE e-mail).

Motivo o tipo de solicitud de la cita: Reason for applying: TIE para estudios.
g Siguiente
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Choose the appointment that best suits you; if none

of the three suits you, you must begin the process from the start.
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documentation you may be required to provide is:

Completed EX-00 application form + copy

Passport (with visa and entrance stamp) + copy

3 color DNI size photos

ESADE Letter of Registration (Admission/Enrolment certificate) Admission letter is not accepted

Certificado de empadronamiento

Payment of application fee
The TIE is issued approximately 30 days after the submission of the application and fingerprinting.
Students who need to renew their TIE after 1 year can do so through the Universitat Ramon Llull (URL)
International Relations Office at no additional cost. This cannot be done more than 60 days before the expiration
date. The required documentation is similar to what was required for the initial application, including proof of
financial means but it must be on a Spanish bank. All documentation submitted for renewal must be in Spanish
and if translated, must be translated by a sworn translator. The letter from ESADE must indicate that you:
1.
2.
are a student in good standing.

have registered for the following year and include the date of the end of the program.
barcelona
oficina de policia nacional barcelona
Rambla Guipscoa, 74 08020 Barcelona
Tel: + 34 932 240 610
Metro: Purple line (L-2) Bac de Roda / Sant Mart
Bus lines: 33, 43, 44, B24
SANT CUGAT
comisaria de polica
C/ Valls, 1-3 08173 St. Cugat del Valls
Tel: + 34 936 747 858
*No appointment necessary
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consulates in barcelona
Embassies are located in Madrid, but most countries have consulates in Barcelona. Some of these are listed below, but a complete list can be found
at barcelona consulates Visas are often only issued by the embassies in Madrid or even abroad.
COUNTRY number
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
COUNTRY number
ADDRESS
TELEPHONE
Argentina
Passeig de Grcia, 11, 2nd Floor, 2nd door
34 93 304 1200
Japan
Avinguda Diagonal, 662, 3rd Floor
34 93 280 3433
Austria
Carrer Mallorca, 214, tico Floor, 1st door
34 93 453 7294
Malaysia
Passeig de Colom, 11, 3rd Floor
34 93 310 2020
Belgium
Carrer Diputaci, 303, 1st Floor
34 93 467 7080
Mexico
Avinguda Diagonal, 626, 4th Floor
34 93 201 1822
Brazil
Passeig de Gracia, 21, Principal
34 93 488 2288
Netherlands
34 93 410 6210
Canada
Carrer Elisenda de Pins, 10
34 93 204 2700
Norway
Carrer Balmes, 184, 5th Floor, 2nd door
34 93 218 4983
China
Avinguda del Tibidabo, 34
34 93 254 1196
Philippines
Avinguda Diagonal, 600, 4th Floor, 1st door
34 93 362 4303
Denmark
Rambla Catalunya, 33, 3rd Floor, 1st door
34 93 488 0222
Poland
34 93 322 0542
France
Ronda Universitat, 22 Bis, 4th Floor
34 93 270 3000
Portugal
Ronda Sant Pere, 7, 1st Floor, 1st door
34 93 318 8150
Finland
Carrer Puigxuriguer, 17, Ground Floor
34 93 443 1598
Peru
Carrer Crcega, 270, 2nd Floor, 6th door
34 93 415 4999
Germany
Carrer Marina 16-18, 30a
34 93 292 1000
Singapore
Carrer Rossell, 257, 4th Floor
34 93 237 8401
Great Britain
34 93 366 6200
South Africa
Carrer Teodora Lamadrid, 7
34 93 418 6445
Greece
Avinguda Diagonal, 593, 6th Floor, 2nd door
34 93 321 2828
Sweden
Carrer Mallorca, 279, 4th Floor, 3rd door
34 93 488 2501
Hungary
34 93 405 1950
Switzerland
Gran Via de Carles III, 94
34 93 330 9211
Iceland
Cerdea, 229-237 Sobretico 3
34 93 232 5810
United States
Passeig Elisenda de Montcada, 23
34 93 280 2227
India
Carrer Teodor Roviralta, 21
34 93 212 0916
Venezuela
Carrer Provenza, 278, 3rd Floor
34 93 488 2012
Italy
Carrer Mallorca, 270
34 93 467 7305
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annex 1
empadronamiento
What is el Empadronamiento?
What happens if I move?
Its the official register of people who live in Spain and includes their
corresponding addresses. All residents of a municipal area, whether Spanish
or foreign, must register on the Padrn, no matter what their legal status is. In
Barcelona and Sant Cugat, this is done at any of the local council offices (OAC).
You must inform the council office of your change of address. If you renew your
Student Residence Card and have had a change of address, this will have to be
documented with a certificate of empadronamiento.
Registering is a right and a requirement

The right to register allows access to public healthcare and basic schooling for
children. Registering is also a way to legally justify your residence in a specific
municipality. The application form is available at any OAC and the certificate of
empadronamiento is issued free of charge, on the spot.
Documentation required
Identity document: passport, Spanish residence permit, official ID card
from home country document proving the residence address, eg a rental
contract no older than 5 years old or the last bill or utility bill (water, gas,
electricity etc) clearly stating the name and address of the person requesting
registration. These documents must be originals, not photocopies.
If you do not have a rental contract, you can provide signed authorization from
the owner of the apartment or whoever does have a contract and is registered,
along with a copy of their ID card, passport or other official identification.
District Council Offices in Barcelona

Consult OACs Barcelona for opening hours:
Plaa Sant Miquel
Pl Sant Miquel 4
Sants - Montjuc
C/de la Creu Coberta 104
Ciutat Vella
C/de les Ramelleres 17
Les Corts
Pl de Comas 18
Eixample
C/dArag 328
Sarri Sant Gervasi

C/Angli 31
OAC in Sant Cugat:

Pl. Vila 1
Opening hours: JULY-SEPT, M-F, 8-14H;
rest of the year M-Th, 8-18:45H, F, 8-14H
Grcia
Pl Vila de Grcia 2
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GLOSSARY OF SPANISH PAPERWORK
comisara
Police station
dni
Documento nacional de identidad National ID card for Spaniards.
Estancia
vs Residencia
In Spain, a differentiation is made between short-term or temporary residence, estancia, and longer-term, more permanent residence,
residencia. The residence permit for non-EU students is considered estancia, never residencia. This distinction is important when applying for
and renewing your Student Residence Card.
NIE
Nmero de identificacin de extranjero the national ID number

for foreigners. EU citizens who spend more than 3 months in Spain are
required to apply for a certificado de registro de residente de la unin;
which includes the NIE. The application fee is about 10 and the
document, which is a plasticized piece of paper, is issued upon receipt
of payment. The NIE must be accompanied by a passport for identification
purposes. In Spain everyone is required to carry identification, so you
are advised to carry, at least, a photocopy of your passport and the NIE.
NIF
Nmero de identificacin fiscal - Fiscal/VAT number. For all foreigners, it is the same as the NIE.
Student Residence
Card
Tarjeta de Estancia Para Estudios; Tarjeta de Estudiante often referred to as the TIE, Non-EU students who are going to spend longer
than 6 months in Spain, are required to apply for the TIE within 30 days of arriving in Spain.
TIE
Tarjeta de identidad de extranjero AKA student residence card (for non-EU citizens) which is to be applied for within 30 days of
arriving in Spain for students staying for longer than 180 days. Credit card sized, it includes the NIE.
Campus Barcelona Sant Cugat

Av. de la Torreblanca, 59
08190 Sant Cugat, Barcelona
T. +34 932 806 162
F. +34 934 952 077
Campus Barcelona Pedralbes
Campus Madrid
admissions@esade.edu
www.esade.edu/bba
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ESADE VALUES AND CSR

ESADE ST. CUGAT CAMPUS

THE ESADE BBA TEAM

annex 2 glossary of spanish paperwork

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Right from the start, ESADE opted for an international

ESADE Business School received the EQUIS Quality Label

ESADE is managed by a director general, who is appointed

ESADE signed on April 7th 2010 the partnership with

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eUGENIA BIETO, GENERAL DIRECTOR

CREATION OF RELEVANT KNOWLEDGE

CONTRIBUTION TO THE SOCIAL DEBATE

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for colleagues, people

contribution to the common good

as a positive factor which

responsibility and commitment

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Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA

Full-Time MBA (Flexible format: 12, 15 or 18 months)*

Double degree in Business Administration and Law

MSc Programmes in Management

Master of Research in Management Sciences

* only MBA programme taught in St. Cugat

entirely taught in st. cugat

taught in building 3 (BCN)

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Specialization Masters (Part Time)

Double degree in Business

International Business Law

Bachelor in Law & Bachelor

Corporate Finance & Law Barcelona

Tax Consultancy and Management

PhD in Economic Law and Business Law

taught in building 1 (BCN)

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taught in building 3 (BCN)

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FGC Train Line: http://www.fgc.cat

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Students are asked to follow these security measures:

Never leave laptops or other electronic devices, bags,

Always lock parked motorcycles and bicycles and secure

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prof. joan rodon

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social security number

MyESADE > MyOffice > Personal Data

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STUDENTS FROM NON-EU COUNTRIES

STUDENTS FROM EU-COUNTRIES

If you are covered by your countrys national health system,

If you contract private insurance before arriving in Spain,

We respect the right of students to choose their medical

gaesco seguros (dkv)

NOTE: If you have an accident or are