"By studying in London, Paris and Berlin, the MiM deepened my intercultural competencies. Beyond international experience, the programme offered the opportunity to specialise in Finance while opening doors for internships in Europe. This experience prepared me to work in an international context serving clients across the world."

"Why did I choose the ESCP Master in Management? There are not only European students and Chinese students here, but there are also students from many countries around the world.  Another factor for me is that the ESCP campuses are in the downtown areas of the five cities, which means that I can take advantage of the environment and culture as well."

"ESCP was for me the unique opportunity to learn in an international context and a changing world. Having learned the theory, than putting it into practice with the Entrepreneurship chair’s “Startup Checkup”, I was well-equipped to start a career in finance consulting. I also created Pedagogia, a startup that provides guidance counseling to students in Central Africa."

"The Entrepreneurship specialisation I took in Madrid for my last semester provided me with essential skills and gave me a strong entrepreneurial spirit. It boosted me to launch my startup right after graduation, with 3 friends from ESCP."

To immerse our students in the School’s European dimension, all first-year Master in Management students experience a three-day seminar at the European Parliament. During this seminar, students attend conferences given by experts on the issues surrounding the economic, institutional and cultural aspects of European policymaking. The students also take part in a negotiation role-play to increase their insight.

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This hands-on, 3-day seminar allows students to experience a computer-based business simulation that allows them to develop, implement and manage international business strategies of a simulated company.

"I specialized in Finance and Strategy at ESCP on the Paris and London Campuses. This allowed me to build all the transferable skills I needed from my first job in Investment Banking in New York to my current position as Head of Operations at an Australian Tech Startup. Having studied in several countries was a key asset for me to step up and manage a multicultural team."

"ESCP gave me the opportunity to study abroad and earn degrees in Italy, England and France. I learned to get along well with people from many different countries, which helped me land my current position at Allianz, a global insurance group."

"I chose to specialise in strategy and consulting, where I had the chance to meet brilliant and inspiring people and learn how to solve complex problems. After a summer internship, I was offered a full-time job at P&G where I now manage 3 products. The analytical thinking and cross functional knowledge gained at ESCP helps me to take strategic decisions for future of the brands."

"Having the possibility in the second master year to combine the “Management of Culture and media industries” specialisation with professional experience at one of the biggest European audiovisual companies was an incredible opportunity.  It gave me the profile companies in the sector look for to be offered a management position upon graduation.  It’s an experience that I highly recommend:  it’s an enriching challenge that gives you great time management skills."

ESCP strives to attract the best students, regardless of their financial background. As such, the School offers a selection of financial need and merit-based scholarships. Around 400 are awarded each year, representing a total of €1,500,000.
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At the end of the first year of the Master in Management (from May onwards), students will have the possibility of beginning paid internships.

To graduate, students must have completed a minimum of 40 weeks of internships. However, many students choose to carry out longer internships than this required minimum, often taking sandwich years to get a longer professional experience and help finance tuition fees. While the salary offered is quite variable, most students get paid €400 to €1,900 per month during their internships.

It is possible to acquire a one or two-year apprenticeship during the Master in Management programme if you are studying at the Paris campus. (Please note, students must be fluent in French and no older than 26 in order to take this option.) Students participating in this programme variation pay no fees during this period and additionally receive a salary from the respective company they work for.

There are very often jobs available on-campus (e.g. administrative, events, etc). These are paid by the hour. To find out more, contact your upcoming campus of study.

Gaining a place in the ESCP Master in Management programme represents a guarantee of an appreciative level of income upon graduation. Consult your banker for information on a personal loan. Many banks offer student loans at attractive rates, with deferred pay back. Recent ESCP students have received interest rates as low as 1%.