• TypeVocational schools
• LocationPalma de Mallorca, Spain
• Taught inSpanish
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The Escuela de Turismo de Baleares (ETB) now teaches its university programmes as the Centro de Educación Superior Felipe Moreno - Nebrija (CES Felipe Moreno - Nebrija), based on C/ Sol in the centre of Palma, Mallorca. It has trained professionals in the Balearic Islands for more than 60 years and also has centres in Manacor, Ciutadella (Menorca) and Ibiza. It works with small groups and a practical, career-oriented approach that includes work placements.

• Official bachelor's degrees in fields such as Marketing, Tourism, Communication, Psychology, Criminology and Digital Design and Multimedia, plus double degrees
• Higher and intermediate vocational training (FP), in person or online, such as Marketing and Advertising or Travel Agencies and Event Management
• Specialised courses and the school's own qualifications, including a Máster de Formación Permanente in Mountain Medicine and Rescue

The Bachelor's degree in Marketing, for example, is taught in person in Palma over four years (240 ECTS credits). Admission to the degrees combines the academic record (60%) with English, subject-knowledge, interview and aptitude tests (40%). Non-Spanish-speaking applicants from foreign education systems must show B2-level Spanish. For students from outside Mallorca, the school has agreements with youth hostels for a first stay and advises on finding rooms, flats and student residences.

• Business
  • Event Production
  • Events Management
• Hospitality, Leisure, Tourism and Travel
  • Tourism
• Humanities
  • Spanish for foreigners
• Philology, Languages, Literature
  • German language and literature (in Universities)
  • Russian Language and Literature (in Universities)
  • Business English
  • Swedish Language and Culture (in Universities)
  • General English

Sol, 1-3, Palma de Mallorca, Spain, 07001

Applicants to the bachelor's degrees need one of the following: Bachillerato and the university entrance exam (EBAU), a higher vocational training qualification (CFGS), a university degree, recognised foreign studies (EU, International or European Baccalaureate), the over-25/40/45 entrance tests, or a transfer with at least 30 ECTS credits recognised. Admission weighs the academic record (60%) and the school's tests (40%): English level, subject knowledge, personal interview and aptitude test. Non-Spanish-speaking students from foreign systems must certify B2-level Spanish.

The school helps students from outside Mallorca find accommodation. It has agreements with youth hostels for a temporary first stay, and offers advice and a list of platforms and agencies for rooms in shared flats, whole flats and student residences. Listed options include the Son Bonet student residence (half or full board), the Pureza de María university residence two minutes from the school, the UIB student residence and Urban Hostel in Santa Catalina.