Munich Business School is a private international business school located in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The European Business International (ebsi) London, Paris, Madrid, and Milan established this organization in 1991 as the Europische Betriebswirtschafts-Akademie. The Bavarian Ministry of Education, Culture, Science, and the Arts granted the institution state recognition in 1999. This school was renamed Munich Business School in 2003. It also launched the Bachelor of International Business programmed the same year.

MBS launched its Master International Business programme in English and German/English in 2009. Munich Business School also included "International Family Firms" and "Luxury Management" to its master's programme that year. The German Council of Science and Humanities granted it unrestricted state accreditation as well as institutional accreditation in 2010. This Munich Business School’s academic offerings were expanded in 2014 with the addition of the DBA Doctor of Business Administration. The German Council of Science and Humanities reaccredited it in 2015. The institute celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2016.

The purpose is to give students with professional knowledge while also creating opportunities for them to get experience in intercultural communication via the use of new technology and current teaching approaches. This Munich Business School also has an outstanding alumni record. Moitz Keller, Matthias Lamberti, Peter Hall, Michael Schurich, and Claus Weiß are among the successful graduates. Moritz Keller, who graduated from MBS in 2007, is the founder and general director of Keller Sports GmbH. Matthias Lamberti, a 2007 MBA graduate from Munich Business School, is the creator and CEO of Yavalu, an online platform for private investors. Michael Schurich, who graduated from MBS in 2007, works in Oliver Wyman's Organization Transformation business area. Daddy Longlegs was founded by Claus Weiß, who received his bachelor's degree from the institution.

Munich Business School has 23 professors and around 120 lecturers on its faculty. Internships, services, and fun activities are available for students on the MBS campus. Guest lectures are also given by experienced and famous specialists at Munich Business School. Students may also apply for scholarships via the institution. Evening and weekend programmes are also organised by Munich Business School. Students may join a variety of organisations and societies that cover a wide range of themes, from movies and sports to debate. The Munich Business School Career Center acts as a liaison between Munich Business School students and corporations and organizations. The MBS Career Center helps students with their professional problems and builds connections with the business world to close the gap between the two. Munich Business School is a well-known business school for international students. Munich Business School's world-class MBA program is dedicated to developing business and management professionals from all over the globe. It is one of the most popular choices for foreign students because it has one of the lowest tuition costs of any European college.