Live, Learn & Love in Europe: ESCP launches survey to shape the future of ESCP and Europe

Your voice matters. Help us shape the future of ESCP and Europe

Introduction

We are launching the “Live, Learn & Love in Europe” survey to better understand how YOU, as ESCP students and recent graduates, experience life in Europe: academically, professionally, socially, and personally.

This initiative is the first of its kind led by a business school and reflects the uniquely ESCP experience. ESCP students not only study Europe but live it—across six campuses, multiple cultures and diverse perspectives.

“This survey is more than a questionnaire. It’s a statement. It reflects our belief that business and education must listen to, and learn from, the next generation of European leaders,” said Prof. Leon Laulusa, Executive President & Dean of ESCP Business School.

The initiative bolsters ESCP’s ambition to become the European University of Management by 2030 and reinforces the School’s mission to educate accountable, bold and creative leaders capable of driving human-centred transformations in business and beyond.

Why it matters

Running annually from 2026 to 2030, the survey will provide valuable insights into your daily experiences and aspirations. What does it mean to be a young European today? How do you connect across borders? Where do you see challenges—and opportunities?

Your responses will directly inform:

• Our strategic vision and initiatives
• The evolution of the student experience
• ESCP’s growing role as a European University of Management

The results will be shared each May during Europe Month, offering a springboard for dialogue and action within the ESCP community and beyond.

Who is invited to participate?

The survey is open to:

• All current ESCP students (across all full-time programmes and campuses)
• Graduates from the last three cohorts

Check your inbox!

The survey is open from 20 January to 6 March 2026.

👉 Look for your personal survey link in your ESCP email or Campus Life account.

It only takes a few minutes—and your voice will help shape the future of our School and Europe.