The IoT chair goes to Copenhagen

Learning by travelling

"ESCP as a Business School has an educational vocation beyond the boundaries of the classroom. Learning expeditions are an amazing powerful learning booster... fostering awareness and broadening horizons.
Regarding the Internet of Things issues, it sounds to me absolutely key to guide our young generations understanding today’s and tomorrow’s IoT challenges.

When students from the IoT specialization course are invited to pitch at Viva'Tech

Dive with them into their experience!

Meet with Daniel Levis , Marco Bungaro, Giovanni Benassi, Alberto Giordana, and Luca Terragni. They attended from January to April students the IoT specialization (a 120-hour long track created with the support of the IoT Chair).

Company projects: a powerful teaching method challenging students to tackle real business cases

The IoT Chair challenges the students

200 years ago, thanks to Vital Roux, one of its co-founders, ESCP was already a pioneer promoting a pedagogy oriented towards practical teaching. 
Nowadays, business cases are still an important element in students’ learning paths.

From January to April, about 60 students from the IoT specialization (a 120-hour long track created with the support of the IoT Chair) have been involved in company projects.

The IoT Chair goes to Stockholm

Learning by travelling

"ESCP as a Business School has an educational vocation beyond the boundaries of the classroom. Learning expeditions are an amazing powerful learning booster... fostering awareness and broadening horizons.
Regarding the Internet of Things issues, it sounds to me absolutely key to guide our young generations understanding today’s and tomorrow’s IoT challenges.
Last year the Chair brought the 2018 Class to China.

La Chaire IoT récompense 4 étudiantes

Quatre des 865 étudiants du MiM (Master in Management) qui ont reçu leur diplôme le 7 décembre au Palais des Congrès, ont également vu leur travail récompensé par un prix du meilleur mémoire de la Chaire Internet of Things (IoT).

L'évaluation des mémoires a été réalisée par un jury composé d'un représentant de chaque entreprise partenaire de la Chaire - Schneider Electric, Société Générale Insurance et Valeo - et de Sandrine Macé, Professeur à ESCP et Directrice Scientifique de la Chaire.