Students
Our students are at our community’s center
Every year we receive students from all corners of the world who come to our campus. They come with different aspirations, ideas and expectations to join an environment defined by its international outlook and rich diversity. Our students are characterized by having a global perspective, motivation towards achieving their personal and professional goals, an entrepreneurial spirit that sparks their creativity, and a profound desire of leaving their mark wherever they go.
Driving Innovation
MEET OUR STUDENTS
Your own path to success
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Lukas Macner at LinkedIn (Dublin) | Your Own Path
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Pablo Jódar at JP Morgan (Geneva) | Your Own Path
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Jasmina Orlicka at Havas (Prague) | Your Own Path
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Benjamin Ranft, Philipp Nette & Teiko Wilenius at Cutnut (Hamburg) | Your Own Path
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Letizia Caprile at Kaura Studio (Madrid) | Your Own Path
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Tess de Gregorio at Google (New York City) | Your Own Path
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Alejandro Astiaso at (Mexico City) at Didi’s National Fleet | Your Own Path
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Ana Martinez Vals at Cleary Gottlieb (New York City) | Your Own Path
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Mickela Vucetich at United Nations (New York City) | Your Own Path
Discover our Student Projects

The Permanent Transition
The permanent transition project focuses on the corralas (low income housing) of downtown Madrid, specifically one in the Lavapies area. Being of the oldest residential buildings, the area over time has acquired a poor reputation. That is where the purpose of this project comes in; to bring new life to the corrala with the addition of a unique reception to act as an interface between the residents and the city’s tourists.
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THE HUB
The Hub is a space with the optimal environment for connecting, facilitating and enhancing growth and development. It is located a specific spot inside Leeds University campus because there is a numerous amount of activity and wide variety of people (age and culture) and both the city and the university are missing co-working spaces.
Discover moreTHE WEEKEND
When the time comes for high school students to choose which university they wish to attend, no matter where they came from, they have to face several difficult challenges and decisions. For this project, and to help prospective students make the best decision regarding their future studies, we brought together a diverse group of students to talk over a weekend about their experiences, fears and expectations. In a series of videos, they discuss important topics like university life, professional careers, the digital transformation, and more.
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