AI offers enormous potential but also poses significant environmental challenges. Our position on AI and sustainability engages with this complexity – embracing technology and innovation while critically examining its environmental and ethical implications, risks, and limitations. We believe our students should do the same.
At the EMBAC Regional Meeting 2026 in Turin, artificial intelligence took centre stage in discussions on the future of executive education.
Let’s Walk is ESCP Business School’s conversation series where ideas come alive on the move.
Held at ESCP on 17–18 March 2026, the first AI in Higher Education Summit brought together researchers, professors, institutional leaders, accreditation bodies, ed-tech pioneers, policymakers and industry experts to explore how higher education should evolve in an AI-driven world.
Entrepreneurship, innovation and measurable impact: Fabrizio Custorella, ESCP MBA alumnus and Co-Founder of NANDO, embodies the entrepreneurial spirit that defines ESCP Business School.
ESCP reinforces its strategic leadership in digital education and responsible artificial intelligence (AI) innovation.
In a year that saw generative AI enter the classroom at ESCP in a big way, new schools added to the blueprint of an over 200-year-old institution, and ESCP named Business School of the Year by Poets & Quants, Executive President and Dean of ESCP Léon Laulusa kept his routine.
The ESCP Hackathon invited students to reimagine the customer experience through AI — and deliver tangible solutions in just one day.
On 27/28 November, ESCP welcomed a delegation of fifteen members from Kr