ESCP Europe, Campus Paris
Higher education centre, Graduate school in Paris, France
ESCP Business School was founded in Paris in 1819 and describes itself as the world's first business school. It teaches across six European campuses, in Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris, Turin and Warsaw, with more than 11,500 students in degree programmes from 140 nationalities. Paris is its largest campus, with about 100 professors and 4,000 students a year.
While the historic République campus is being renovated, the Paris campus operates on two sites: Porte de Champerret (6-8 avenue de la Porte de Champerret, 17th arrondissement) and Montparnasse (3 rue Armand Moisant, 15th arrondissement), with 32,000 m² between them and a start-up incubator. ESCP is part of the Sorbonne Alliance and offers dual degrees with institutions such as CentraleSupélec, ENSAE, Mines ParisTech and Panthéon-Sorbonne University.
Programmes include:
- Bachelor in Management (BSc): three years in three countries, 180 ECTS, taught in English with some classes in French
- Master in Management, run at European scale
- Master in Finance
- Executive MBA
- Executive education, such as the Executive Master Manager Dirigeant
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Programmes
The Bachelor in Management (BSc) is a three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS) taken in three countries, choosing from the Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris and Turin campuses. It combines management with liberal arts and humanities and is taught in English, with some classes in French.
- Third-year majors or electives
- Language courses in Spanish, Italian, French, German and Chinese
- Internships and social impact projects
- Option to study the final year in Paris as a work-study (alternance) student
Applicants need a high school diploma; various education systems are accepted.
Subjects taught
- Business
- Marketing
- Human Resources
- Management
- Executive MBA
- Management Control
- European Business and Management
- Strategic Management
- Operations Management
- Economics
- Economics
- Finance
- Finance
- Financial Planning
- Law
- Law
- Sciences
- Social Sciences
- Information Science