ESCP Bachelor in Management (BSc) student Laetitia Vizzavona will represent the School at the British Universities and Colleges Sports Nationals 2019 (BUCS). 

On 30th January 2019, ESCP Business School hosted the first round of the international case competition on sustainable development and innovation, organised by the Young Leadership Forum student society.

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.

Once again this year, from 25 to 26 October 2018, the Start@Europe seminar took place at the European Parliament. It allows ESCP Master in Management students to understand the spirit and modalities of European negotiation.

Company visits are a very effective way to introduce students to the business world. 
A few days ago, The Adecco Group opened its doors to more than 60 ESCP Master in Management students.

The Adecco Group is the world's leading provider of workforce solutions, transforming the world of business through talent and technology. 

Sponsored by the French General Secretary for the Citizen consultations, this project permitted to 353 students to express themselves about the past, the present and the future of the European Union.

Divided into small groups (about 10 students per group), the students took part in 2 thematic workshops they had chosen beforehand among the following possibilities: agriculture, ecology, economy, politics and citizenship, mobility and migration, health, defence and security, justice, education, culture.

Labellisé par le Secrétariat général pour les Consultations citoyennes, ce projet a ainsi permis à 353 étudiants de s’exprimer sur le passé, le présent et l’avenir de l’Union Européenne.

Répartis en petits groupes d’une dizaine de personnes, les étudiants ont ainsi pris part à deux ateliers thématiques de leur choix, et ce parmi les sujets suivants : Agriculture, Ecologie, Economie, Politique et citoyenneté, Mobilité et migration, Santé, Défense et sécurité, Justice, Education, Culture.

Cette année encore, Start@Europe, qui se déroule du 25 au 26 octobre au Parlement européen, permettra aux étudiants de ESCP de comprendre l’esprit et les modalités de la négociation européenne.