On 18th March 2019 ESCP's London Campus hosted another of its ‘Re-Thinking Europe’ events, looking at the state of the Brexit process and its impacts.

On March 27^th, over hundred people at the sold-out venue of Spielfeld came together to learn more about innovation in China and what can be learned from their approach. The event was jointly organized by Spielfeld, Roland Berger and ESCP. 3 keynotes emphasised different approaches to innovation from Chinese companies. These were followed by a panel that took a more European perspective and asked what can be learned from the Chinese way to disrupt from an ecosystem, business and start-up perspective.

With only a few weeks to go until 'Brexit Day', there is very little else dominating the headlines in the United Kingdom right now. 

At the Tribunes ESCP's Citizen Consultation organized on September 7th, the ESCP new students have expressed 164 propositions for the Europe of the future. These propositions were the submitted to ESCP community for an evaluation whose main results are presented below.

To download the document with the 164 proposals, click here

Lors de la Consultation citoyenne de Tribunes ESCP organisée le 7 septembre 2018, les nouveaux étudiants de ESCP ont formulé 164 proposition pour l'Europe de demain. Ces proposition ont été soumises à l'ensemble de la communauté de l'école, qui les a évaluées et notés.

En voici les principaux résultats.

Pour télécharger le recueil de propositions, cliquez ici

This event is a continuation of Start@Europe and will be an opportunity for our students to work on different European topics with 800 European students coming from different countries and institutions. 

To continue the dialogue and engagement with young Europeans, ahead of the European elections, the European Parliament brings together several youth groups. Three weeks after Start@Europe, 20 of our students from all campuses are back in the European Parliament, to experience the heady atmosphere, debating, developing and voting on European policy.