ESCP

ESCP, officially ESCP Business School, is a private European business school founded in 1819 in Paris. It is widely regarded as the oldest business school in the world and has grown into a multi-campus institution that emphasizes international management education and research.

The school operates campuses across Europe, including Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, Turin, and Warsaw. This multi-campus model supports cross-border study paths, exchange programs, and joint or dual-degree offerings, with a strong emphasis on multicultural learning and professional networks.

ESCP offers programs at undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels. Notable offerings include the Master in Management (MiM), Master in Finance, and MBA/EMBA programs, alongside a range of MSc degrees, doctoral studies, and executive education. The curriculum is designed to combine core management fundamentals with regional and global perspectives, often incorporating experiences across campuses.

Accreditations and affiliations are central to ESCP’s profile. The school holds the “Triple Crown” of business school accreditation from AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA, and it is a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles in France. It maintains extensive international partnerships, enabling student exchanges, study abroad options, and dual-degree arrangements with partner institutions worldwide.

Language and culture are integral to ESCP’s approach. Instruction is offered in English and French, reflecting its European orientation and global reach. The institution emphasizes international exposure, practical learning, and close collaboration with industry, aiming to prepare students for leadership roles in diverse, multinational contexts.