Educating and Insipring Leaders of Tomorrow: the European way

The EU convergence narrative played a key role in the Eastern European mortgage crisis

Professor Zsuzsanna Vargha and her co-author demonstrated through the case of Hungary how the European convergence narrative, not the securitized market, was central in forming optimistic expectations and thereby led to the Eastern European equivalent of the sub-prime mortgage crisis.

Household loan portfolio evolutionBetween 2003 and 2010, the Hungarian mortgage mar

Europe’s Potential Niche: Going Digital in a Human and Sustainable Way

The Dean and Rector of ESCP’s Berlin campus, Professor Andreas Kaplan, thinks Universities across Europe could show the path toward a human and sustainable way of digital transformation.

I am constantly thinking about how students need to be prepared and trained in a globalized and digitalized environment increasingly coined by artificial intelligence (AI), big data, or the Internet-of-Things. As the World’s First Business School, established in 1819, ESCP is currently celebrating its bicentenary.

"A European walk around Brussels" , testimony of Juan Ignacio de la Torre Sainz

“Have you ever been at the European Parliament? Have you ever thought about how are processes to create and propose laws? What are next generations claiming about?

Before being part of the ESCP community, I could not imagine that I was going to visit the European Parliament and learn a lot about the European Union. Even, a group of us went not only once, but twice.