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Master in Management DESIGNING TOMORROW Table of Contents BERLIN LONDON MADRID PARIS TURIN WARSAW Master in Management DESIGNING TOMORROW table of contents ESCP Europe Quick Facts 4 6 Urban Campuses 5 Rankings & Accreditations 6 Message from the Deans 7 Faculty & research 8 A diverse international Faculty 9 Chairs & Professorships 10 Research Centres & Institutes 10 Master in Management At a Glance 13 Study Locations 14 Curriculum 28 Apprenticeships 34 Promoting an Entrepreneurial Spirit 36 As Many as 4 Degrees 39 Career Service 40 Alumni Association & Alumni Network 43 Student Life 44 Admissions 46 Fees & Financing 48 Contact the Admissions Teams 50 Master in Management 3 DESIGNING TOMORROW ESCP Europe quick facts The World’s ST urban international campuses6 accreditations3 AACSB, Business1 School EQUIS and AMBA (est. 1819) A full portfolio research-active155 academic130 Bachelor, Masters, MBAs, professors alliances PhDs and Executive representing worldwide Education 30 nationalities students6,000+ representing managers5,000 and alumni60,000 in executives 150 countries in executive training worldwide nationalities120 each year 6 urban campuses BERLIN The Berlin campus is situated in the western part of the city centre, near the Charlottenburg Palace and its splendid gardens. Berlin is a fast-growing city characterised by a rich multifaceted economic structure and culture. LONDON Located in West Hampstead in northwest London, this campus offers students state- of-the-art facilities in a traditional Victorian building. MADRID Located only a couple of metres away from the National Park of Monte del Pardo, the Madrid campus is an ideal place for students to focus on their professional development. PARIS République & Montparnasse The Paris sites are conveniently located in the centre of the city. They enjoy easy access to all of the capital’s major business districts. TURIN The Turin campus is located in a beautiful building with modern facilities. Turin is one of the main business centres of the Italian economy and home to many architectural masterpieces. WARSAW Our campus is based at Kozminski University, located in Warsaw’s northeast district of Praga Północ. It is one of the city’s most historic neighbourhoods. Master in Management 5 DESIGNING TOMORROW ESCP Europe 2019 rankings & accreditations Worldwide Financial Times The Economist Master in Management Master#2 Executive#11 Worldwide#4 Employability#1 in Finance MBA amongst diverse recruiters Master#5 in European#11 Range#1 and access to overseas Management Business Schools exchange programmes Accreditations ESCP Europe is among the 1% of business schools worldwide to be triple-accredited. ESCP Europe a unique mindset Prof. Frank Bournois Prof. Cécile Kharoubi Executive President & Dean of ESCP Europe Associate Dean, Master in Management Prof. Léon Laulusa Anaïs Ravet Executive Vice President European Director of Studies Dean for Academic & International Affairs The unique model of ESCP Europe offers Master in Our mission: to inspire and educate tomorrow’s Management students the opportunity to obtain national diplomas in six countries. If they wish, international business leaders students can also spend one or two semesters at one To make an impact on the world, it is necessary for of our many partner universities worldwide, where in tomorrow’s business leaders to develop an analytical some cases they can also be awarded an additional mindset, a creative and smart problem-solving approach, diploma. and intercultural-based understanding of management in international companies and institutions. During the two-year Master in Management programme, our students first learn about the various Established in 1819, ESCP Europe is the oldest business fields of business management at an advanced level school in the world. With its six urban campuses before acquiring deeper knowledge in one of several in Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris, Turin and Warsaw, specialisations. These specialisations include the ESCP Europe is rooted in the credo of a Europe open to the classical business functions, for example Finance world: developing and delivering multidisciplinary teaching and Marketing, but also other areas such as Media Management and Internet of Things. A student can content, designing systematic multicampus academic therefore obtain a dual competency by, for example, paths in all programmes, and remaining faithful to its studying core business modules in the first year at the humanistic values. London and Paris campuses, before spending a second Our unique multicampus positioning confers us the year specialising in entrepreneurship in Madrid, and know-how to recruit excellent students from all sustainable development in Berlin. continents, no matter their background, to collaborate Despite its strong European identity, the Master in with the most innovative and dynamic international Management also has plenty of time for world affairs. companies and to develop partnerships with the most This is reflected through international internships influential academic institutions: business, engineering, or periods of study in such exciting cities as Boston, diplomatic or design schools, extending the School’s reach New Delhi or Shanghai. The number of job offers our from European to worldwide. students receive and the bright career paths they then follow all over the world serve as a testimony to The School’s 55,000-strong alumni network includes the relevance of the unique experience ESCP Europe influential members representing 200 nationalities. has to offer. ESCP Europe trains international leaders to design the world of tomorrow. Master in Management 7 DESIGNING TOMORROW Faculty & research A diverse “To achieve its mission, ESCP Europe is endowed with a unique, extraordinarily talented and international faculty, representing over cutting-edge 20 nationalities, across our European campuses. Research at ESCP Europe not only gives rise to Faculty publications in top academic journals but also contributes to nurturing our stakeholders and audience: business practitioners, students, European community and society. ESCP Europe develops close links with 150 the corporate world through its Chairs, full-time Faculty members Professorships, Research Centres, and Institutes, working across allowing research and business to enrich and the 6 campuses extend each other.” 130 affiliate and visiting professors Prof. Valérie Moatti Dean of Faculty 800+ working professionals, with long experience and strong expertise in their fields Prof. Pramuan Bunkanwanicha Associate Dean for Research ESCP Europe’s research mission: Impactful Research for Europe A diverse international Faculty The ESCP Europe Faculty endeavours to inspire students and help them take their first step towards an ambitious and exciting international career in today’s diverse, multicultural business world. Prof. Dr. Marion Festing Prof. Philippe Zarlovski HRM and Intercultural Leadership Management Control BERLIN CAMPUS PARIS CAMPUS “The study of management in mixed groups at different campuses “Students are ESCP Europe's wealth. The diversity of their allows students to experience and practice cultural diversity, backgrounds together with their commitment to their studies make sharpen their international profile and prepare for the demands each course an original learning experience that prepares them to of a globalised economy.” take on responsibilities in a fast-changing and complex world.” Prof. Terence Tse Prof. Chiara Succi Finance Organisational Behaviour TURIN CAMPUS LONDON CAMPUS “Every time I teach ESCP Europe students, I learn something “Combining students’ abilities to grasp and apply the concepts, new. Their varied backgrounds, cultures and experiences allow with their maturity as well as their diverse cultural and business discussions to cover many different points of view and deeply backgrounds, the grand result is a recipe that guarantees explore the content.” wonderful class discussions and a superb preparation for their future careers.” Prof. Grzegorz Mazurek Prof. Lorena Blasco-Arcas Marketing Marketing WARSAW CAMPUS “ESCP Europe with its history and pan-European MADRID CAMPUS perspective is associated not only with a high quality of “Multiculturalism, humanistic values and learning by doing define teaching, superb knowledge and unique skills, but an the ESCP Europe experience, the perfect combination to prepare amazing mixture of intercultural values which can be our students for the societal and businesses demands of the simply defined as the 'ESCP Europe experience' – students future.” are aware of that, appreciate it and take the most from it.” Master in Management 9 DESIGNING TOMORROW Chairs Research Centres & Professorships & Institutes • Industrial Relations and Firms’ Competitiveness Chair Big Data Research Centre CERALE - Centre for European / Latin American Research • Chair “Future of Retail in Society 4.0” CERS - Centre for Research in Sociology “Intercultural Management” Chair • CIRISHYP - Centre for International Research on the Hypermodern Individual and Society • “Circular Economy” Chair CMC - Creativity Marketing Centre • “Entrepreneurship” Chair - Jean-Baptiste Say Institute GTI Lab - Group Technology and Innovation HappyMgt - Happiness & Management Research Centre • Professorship in International Corporate Governance HMI Research Centre - Health Management Innovation Research Centre • Fashion and Technology Chair RCEM - Research Centre for Energy Management RFID European Lab - Radio Frequency • Professorship in Creativity Marketing Identification European
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