Global Partnerships
at Schiller

The Madrid campus collaborates with organizations across sports, business, and international networking sectors. These collaborations support student networking, professional development, industry exposure, community engagement, and international career opportunities.

• Ferrero Tennis Academy (Equelite): Enables elite tennis players to combine professional careers on the ATP and WTA tours with academic development through Schiller’s flexible Online BS in International Business.
  

  

• Real Federación de Golf de Madrid: Provides federated golfers with access to international higher education through flexible study formats, dedicated support, and potential scholarships.
  

  

• Federación de Tenis de Madrid (FTM): Supporting student-athletes through flexible academic pathways and hands-on experience in professional tennis events, including internships at the Grand Prix Madrid.
  

  

• Club de Tenis Chamartín (CTCH): Access to competitive tennis environments, combined with Schiller’s flexible BS in International Business (Distance Learning) pathway—allowing athletes to balance training schedules, competitions, and academic progress, while benefiting from intercampus mobility and scholarship opportunities.
  

  

• European School of Sports (ESS): Connects Schiller’s flexible learning model with a wider network of high-performance athletes, enabling students to earn a BS in International Business (Distance Learning), while continuing their sports careers through adaptable formats, global mobility options, and tailored support for student-athletes.
  

  

• American Chamber of Commerce in Spain: Provides students with access to an extensive network of company members, fostering professional connections.
  

  

• British Chamber of Commerce: Provides students with access to an extensive network of company members.
  

  

• UN Tourism: Offers high-potential students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience through paid internships each year, across programs.
• EJE&CON: Enhances students’ professional exposure through campus events and access to a network of senior members.
  

  

The Paris campus actively collaborates with community organizations, international networks, and sports institutions. These partnerships help students build international connections while engaging with the local Parisian community and professional ecosystem.

• Paris Basketball: Connecting students with a professional sports organization through guest lectures, live event involvement, and fan engagement initiatives
• International Club of Paris: Offering students access to volunteering opportunities, internships, and professional workshops that foster international networking, community engagement, and career development.
• Serve the City: Collaboration providing volunteering opportunities, internships, and workshops that encourage civic engagement, social impact, and hands-on experience within the local community.
• American Chamber of Commerce in France

The Heidelberg campus regularly collaborates with local companies and organizations to support student activities, industry exposure, and career development within Germany’s innovation ecosystem.

• RTA Pickleball Tour (Road to Arlberg): Providing student-athletes with flexible academic pathways, athletic scholarship opportunities, and hands-on experience at international pickleball events.

  

• Golfclub Heidelberg-Lobenfeld: Providing Heidelberg students with access to golf club facilities, promoting student wellbeing, active lifestyles, and opportunities for social connection beyond the classroom.

  

The Tampa campus continues to expand its local partnership ecosystem through collaborations with businesses, community organizations, and educational institutions across Florida. These partnerships are designed to enhance students’ career readiness through internships, professional networking, community engagement, and experiential learning opportunities.

• Puerto Rican Chamber of Commerce of Central Florida (PRCCCF): Partnership providing scholarship opportunities for Chamber members, their families, and their networks—strengthening access to international education and community connections in Central Florida

  

• Hillsborough Community College: 2+2 pathway enabling students to complete the first two years of an associate degree at Hillsborough and transfer to Schiller to earn a Bachelor’s in International Business or International Hospitality & Tourism Management.