Open Evening: Postgraduate and Executive Education
Join us on 9th May to experience the world of ESCP at our London Campus,
UK Business School of the Year (Times Higher Education Awards, 2018).
Can Style Beat Technique?
MBA in International Management
Online Masterclass
Can Style Beat Technique?
Leadership style as a difference-maker in a modern management career.
With Christian Linder, Associate Professor of Strategy & Leadership, MBA in International Management Academic Director, London campus
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.
Student Societies Spotlight: ESCP Sharing Hope Society
ESCP’s London Campus has an extremely active Student Clubs & Societies scene, allowing for a rich extra-curricular experience alongside classes.
We like to spotlight societies that are making the biggest impact, and this month it’s the turn of the ESCP Sharing Hope Society!
We interviewed President and Co-Founder Costanza Ferreira de Almeida to find out more about the work done by the team.
"My choice to study in a European environment was definitely driven by my desire to meet people of different cultures."
- Interview with Tristan Morvan, current student in the SALES 4.0 – Master in International Sales Management programme. -
"Beyond the school walls" experience at the Maison des canaux for the ESCP students presenting their company projects to the Circular Economy Chair's partners
Circular economy cannot be learned only at school.
Professors Valentina Carbone and Aurélien Acquier are convinced of this. They explain it in this video.
Involving companies and institutional actors, developing interdisciplinarity, and encouraging a reflexive posture by opening innovation spaces for students... are the 3 pedagogical principles of teaching circular economics at ESCP.
The connections between ESCP and Vuitton
Note on the connections between ESCP and the trunk-master
Louis Vuitton opened his first boutique at 4, Rue Neuve-des-Capucines in Paris near Place Vendôme in 1854. It was a store which manufactured and sold travel trunks.
Travel trunks business in the 19th century
At the time, this business was being boosted by new means of transport which enabled wealthy city dwellers to travel.
Jean-Joseph Garnier: first teaching entrepreneur
When the school contributed to the creation of the first Italian business school!
Today, ESCP trains business entrepreneurs, but even back in the 19th century, some of its students had already adopted entrepreneurship in a very new field: business teaching!
4th HAEE Energy Symposium
Latest Developments in the South-East European Energy Market and the Role of Greece
We have entered a period of tremendous challenges but also opportunities for the region of South –East Europe when it comes to energy, but what does the future hold for the region both in the European Union (EU) and gl