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  • Study in Monaco

    There is one university located in Monaco, specializing in business education. It aims to educate business leaders from all over the world through teaching in a small, stimulating, cross-cultural environment fostering entrepreneurial spirit, collaborative work and mutual understanding among students, faculty and staff.

    Programmes are offered in close connection with the international business community and encourage high value service activities, innovation and corporate social responsibility.

    Monaco is one of the top centres for business in Europe, as well as being renowned for being a safe environment. Students learn business skills, gather practical experience and go through personal development that will serve in their future careers.

    Find the best information about what it’s like to study in Monaco, including degree course offers, career opportunities, student life, living costs, and more.

Living in Monaco

    • The university has specific agreements with trusted landlords who rent apartments to students.
    • The university provides an extensive choice of activities such as soccer, volleyball, tennis, golf, dance, yoga, zumba and sailing.
    • Monaco is one of the safest places in which to live and to do business.
    • Low taxation encourages entrepreneurship and business development.
    • Monte-Carlo Casino and Opera House is the setting for international operatic creations, prestigious concerts, and exceptional ballets.
    • Revenues from the Monaco Casino only represent around 5% of the Principality's GDP.
    • Housing in Monaco starts at about 3,000 EUR/month for an apartment.
    • Food cost average €400/month.
    • A country focused on issues pertaining to the environment, protecting oceans and sustainable development on a worldwide scale
    • One of the world’s sporting capitals, hosting prestigious competitions.
    • Monaco has a solid policy of garden and park development. You can find about 250,000 m2 of spectacular gardens.
    • Monte-Carlo has perhaps one of the most expensive and exclusive shopping locations in the world.
    • Although French is the official language in Monaco, most people speak English and Italian.
    • One of the first things that comes to everyone’s mind when you mention Monaco is the Grand Prix. It is arguably the most famous car race in the world and it takes place every year in May.

About Monaco

  • Monaco is a tiny, hilly country on the French Mediterranean coast; it is 9 mi east of Nice, France.
    France borders it on three sides. Monaco has an area of 2 sq. km and a population of about 36000 people. It is the second smallest country in the world and the most densely populated.Monaco is situated along the area known as the French Riviera (Côte d’Azur), which has some of the world’s most beautiful beaches along the Mediterranean Sea.

    After being independent for 800 years, Monaco was annexed to France in 1793 and placed under Sardinia's protection in 1815. By the Franco-Monegasque treaty of 1861, Monaco went under French guardianship but continued to be independent. A treaty made with France in 1918 contained a clause providing that, in the event that the male Grimaldi dynasty should die out, Monaco would become an autonomous state under French protection.

    Since Monaco is both a city and an independent nation, Monaco is also the capital. Sometimes mistaken for the capital, Monte Carlo is only a region in Monaco, though it is the most populated region. Monaco is a constitutional monarchy and a principality, meaning the monarch holds the title of prince or princess.

    It rarely gets too cold or too hot in Monaco. Winters are mild with average January temperature of about 8°C (46°F). The average high in the summer (July and August) is 26°C (79°F). There are usually 300+ days with no precipitation.

    Monaco has a dynamic and diversified economic platform. The leading business sectors in the Principality are healthcare, banking and finance, high tech, tourism, international trade, shipping and real estate. The country harbours 5,000 businesses harnessing the talents of 119 different nationalities.

    Monaco has a tourist business that attracts as many as 1.5 million visitors a year and is famous for its beaches and casinos.

    Even though Monaco is not a member of the European Union, it is closely linked to the organization because of its relationship with France. As a result, Monaco uses the Euro as its form of currency.

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