“During this programme I have met a lot of interesting people who helped to launch my scope.
Nowadays people need cross-cultural, multicultural experiences and I do really think that the real good assets of this kind of programme is to meet so many people from the hole world, so you learn from each other in terms of cultural, business and in terms of exchanging ways to help each other and enhance the communication level and business skills.”

“One of the added value of this course was mainly given by the fact that I was able to put into practice almost immediately what I was learning from the courses. That gave me a huge boost from a professional stand point.
Another added value is the multinationality and the multiculturalism of the course. There are many people from different countries and it helps a lot getting different ways of doing things. Also the personal experience of other students, and having the chance to create closer relationship with the professors.”

“I have a technical background (Telecommunications Engineer) and recently have moved to the business development side of the startup I work for, so I started looking for a program that could narrow the eternal gap between technology and business knowledge. But there was a big constraint: in the last few years, I have lived in 3 different countries (and time zones), and because of the unpredictability that comes along with the startup experience, who knew where I was going to be living or working in the next month, semester or year. So the ESCP EMIB turned out to fit my needs perfectly: prestigious business school, online classes, and the possibility to take the exams remotely or in campus; it was a no brainer, so I visited the Madrid campus, met the Programme Officer and enrolled. And now that I’m part of the program, I can’t be happier with it. It has a full practical approach, all the professors (seasoned professionals in different sectors) use real life business cases instead of boring theory. Assignments have to be delivered every two weeks in most of the cases, so the learning process is really incremental and enables engagement from the very first days of the program.

The programme gives a full view of the business cycle (i.e. operations, sales human resources) with a special focus on internationalization issues. The content is pretty close to what an MBA offers, for a fraction of the cost and with way more flexibility.”