The ESCP Business School in Berlin and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) are announcing a strategic partnership to integrate sustainable living approaches into business school curricula to create the new business models – and the leaders – that are needed as the world builds back better.

Marking the start of the academic year for the Master in Management, ESCP organised a 3-day seminar dedicated to understanding the risks presented by climate change and the business transformations currently underway.

The Digital Riser Report 2020, devised by the European Center for Digital Competitiveness by ESCP Business School in Berlin, analyses and ranks the changes that countries around the globe have seen in their digital competitiveness over the last three years.

MBA students analyze companies’ business resilience as part of the ESCP Company Consultancy Projects with Löning-Human Rights & Responsible Business

This partnership is the first international dual skills agreement for ESCP in the field of art management.

The digital Engagement of European Heads of State and Government varies widely. This is one of the main results of the first Digital Engagement Report that has been published by the European Center for Digital Competitiveness today.

On 11th June 2020 an article on international student mobility (ISM) written by the Dean of ESCP Business School London, Professor Simon Mercado was published in AACSB International's BizEd magazine.

ESCP students and alumni were invited to join the Spring series of the Highered Careers Fairs series, which had its finalé event on 5th June. ESCP joined over 100 international schools in registering for the event run under the auspices of the EFMD Global Network.

The ESCP Business School Advanced Master in Finance anchors its 2nd position in the Financial Times annual global rankings.