Overall, the number of students dropped from 22,911 in 2018 to 20,944 in 2020, with a slight upward trend again in 2021 with 21,271 and 2022 with 21,456 students.

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

In 2022, 10,411 or 66% of bachelor's students were enrolled in the Business and Social Sciences program, 4,404 or 28% in Business Law, and 811 or 5% in Business and Economics. 109 students (1%) were enrolled in an individual bachelor's degree program.

In 2022, 848 (19%) of master's students were enrolled in the Business Law program, 488 (12%) in Management, 413 (9%) in Finance and Accounting, 366 (8%) in Business Education, 298 (7%) in Socio-Economics, 248 (5%) in Export and Internationalization Management, and 266 (6%) in Taxation and Accounting.

A total of 1,552 people were enrolled in English-language master's programs: 238 (5% of all master's students) studied Economics, 217 (4%) Marketing, 186 (4%) Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy, 176 (4%) Strategy, Innovation and Management Control, 171 (4%) International Management/CEMS, 168 (4%) Supply Chain Management, 147 (3%) Quantitative Finance, 60 (1%) the expiring Information Systems program, and 154 (3%) the new Digital Economics program.

In 2021, 353 (44%) of PhD students were enrolled in the Social Sciences and Economics program, 201 (25%) in the PhD Economics and Social Sciences program, 199 (25%) in the PhD Business Law program, 31 (4%) in the PhD International Business Taxation program, and 14 (2%) in the PhD Finance program.