Overall, the number of students dropped from 21,489 in 2019 to 20,944 in 2020, with a slight upward trend again in 2021 with 21,271, 2022 with 21,456 and 2023 with 21,833 students.

The ratio of men to women remained roughly the same. The proportion of women was around 47%.

In 2023, 10,491 or 67% of bachelor's students were enrolled in the Business and Social Sciences program, 4,187 or 27% in Business Law, and 860 or 5% in Business and Economics. 105 students (1%) were enrolled in an individual bachelor's degree program.

In 2023, 871 (19%) of master's students were enrolled in the Business Law program, 605 (13%) in Management, 414 (9%) in Finance and Accounting, 350 (8%) in Business Education, 298 (6%) in Socio-Economics, 269 (6%) in Export and Internationalization Management, and 269 (6%) in Taxation and Accounting. A total of 1,605 people were enrolled in English-language master's programs: 261 (5% of all master's students) studied Economics, 200 (4%) Marketing, 197 (4%) Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy, 167 (4%) Strategy, Innovation and Management Control, 171 (4%) International Management/CEMS, 151 (3%) Supply Chain Management, 177 (3%) Quantitative Finance, 65 (1%) the new Business Communication program, and 216 (5%) Digital Economy.

In 2023, 345 (44%) of PhD students were enrolled in the Social Sciences and Economics program, 200 (25%) in the PhD Economics and Social Sciences program, 201 (25%) in the PhD Business Law program, 29 (4%) in the PhD International Business Taxation program, and 16 (2%) in the PhD Finance program.