ESCP promotes a pan-European educational philosophy, rooted in humanism, diversity, and multilingualism. Its programs often require students to study on multiple campuses and engage with international peers and faculty, reinforcing its European—and global—orientation.

ESCP was a pioneer of the multi-campus structure, launching its second campus in 1973. Today, it has six campuses across Europe—in Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid, Turin, and Warsaw—allowing students to study in multiple countries during their program and gain deep multicultural exposure.

The ESCP application process typically includes: Completing the online application Uploading required documents (transcripts, CV, personal statement, etc.) Submitting standardized test scores (GMAT, GRE, CAT, or TAGE MAGE if applicable) Providing proof of English proficiency Participating in an interview if shortlisted

No. Test requirements vary by program. For example: Some MSc or Master in Management programs may require GMAT/GRE/CAT/TAGE MAGE, while others offer the option to take ESCP’s in-house tests. Always check the specific requirements of the program you’re applying to.

If you're a non-native English speaker and your previous studies were not in English, you typically need to submit: TOEFL (usually 90+), IELTS (6.5+), or equivalent Some programs waive this if your prior degree was taught in English.

ESCP ensures physical safety through: Controlled access points to restrict entry to authorized individuals only Temperature checks at entry points to monitor health and prevent illness spread Event safety protocols to manage large gatherings and maintain a secure environment

If a student registers an elevated temperature during checks: They may be denied entry for the day The student is encouraged to follow public health guidelines or consult a healthcare provider ESCP may provide support or guidance depending on the situation and local health protocols

The school maintains strong IT security protocols, including: Secure Wi-Fi networks with unique credentials for staff and guests Antivirus protection on all devices, with routine scans Software patching and updates to prevent cybersecurity vulnerabilities Encrypted and password-protected documents for sensitive information

ESCP offers a wide range of internationally recognized programs, including: Bachelor in Management (BSc) – a 3-year undergraduate program with multi-campus European exposure Master in Management (MiM) – a top-ranked flagship program with customizable tracks Specialized Masters & MScs – programs in areas like sustainability, digital transformation, entrepreneurship, and finance MBA in International Management – a full-time, one-year MBA for professionals seeking international leadership roles Doctoral Programs (PhD, DBA) – for those aiming to pursue academic or advanced professional research careers

The Bachelor in Management (BSc) is: Highly international, allowing students to study at up to three different ESCP campuses across Europe Designed to develop strong analytical and leadership skills Delivered in English, with language courses in French, Spanish, and German Suitable for students aiming for global business careers or top graduate programs

The MiM program is: A flexible two-year program, with up to 50+ specializations, including apprenticeships Allows students to study in multiple ESCP campuses (Paris, Berlin, Madrid, etc.) Offers dual-degree and internship opportunities, strengthening employability

ESCP offers several types of scholarships, including: Merit-Based Scholarships: Awarded for academic excellence (typically covering 25%–100% of first-year tuition) Needs-Based Scholarships: For students with financial need, especially those eligible for CROUS scholarships (EU students) Entrepreneurship Scholarships: For students with strong entrepreneurial projects; may include mentorship and financial awards Program-Specific Scholarships: Available for programs like the MiM, MScs, MIDITAL, and Bachelor in Management

Yes, international students are eligible for many scholarships: Non-European students can receive merit-based awards, especially for programs like the Master in Management (MiM) and MScs Some needs-based scholarships may be limited to EU students, but private and entrepreneurial scholarships are often open to all

Merit-Based Scholarships: No separate application is usually required; candidates are automatically considered during the admissions process Needs-Based Scholarships: Require a formal application with supporting documents, including financial information Entrepreneurship Scholarships: Usually require a separate application, including a project description, essay, or pitch

ESCP offers 50+ clubs and student associations across its six campuses. These cover areas like: Arts & Culture (e.g., theater, photography) Sports (e.g., ski trips, regattas, team sports) Social & Humanitarian Initiatives Business & Industry (e.g., Sport Business Analytics, consulting, entrepreneurship) International Affairs (e.g., Call On’U for Model UN) These associations give students the chance to develop leadership, collaborate, and build networks beyond the classroom.

ESCP strongly promotes equality, diversity, and inclusion through: Anti-discrimination policies A welcoming atmosphere for international and minority students Inclusive student events and forums like Agora, which addresses student concerns and fosters belonging SSB (Student Societies Board), which ensures diverse voices are heard across campuses

Yes. ESCP’s multi-campus model allows students to study in up to three countries (Paris, Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin, or Warsaw). This offers: Cultural immersion Language development Academic diversity Access to regional networks and internships Many students take part in exchange programs, internships abroad, or events like the Fly Young Leadership Forum connecting peers across campuses.

No, ESCP does not provide on-campus dormitories. However, it offers several housing support resources, including internal and partner platforms to help students find suitable accommodations near any of its six campuses.

Studapart is ESCP’s main external housing partner. Through it, students can: Access listings for student residences, private rentals, and shared apartments Use the Studapart Guarantee service if they don’t have a French guarantor Complete the entire rental process online, from viewing to signing contracts

The ESCP Housing Marketplace is an internal platform where current students can: Share available rooms with incoming students Browse listings by city, price, or distance from campus Connect with peers relocating between campuses (especially helpful due to ESCP's multi-campus programs)

Yes. Non-EU graduates from ESCP’s Paris campus with a Master’s degree or higher are eligible to apply for the Temporary Residence Permit (Autorisation Provisoire de Séjour - APS). This permit allows graduates to stay in France for 12 to 24 months to look for work or start a business. Once employment is secured (with a salary of at least 1.5× the French minimum wage), they may apply for a work permit or talent passport for longer-term stay.

To qualify for the APS (in France), you must: Hold a Master’s degree or equivalent from a recognized institution like ESCP. Have a valid student residence permit at the time of application. Apply before your student visa/residence card expires.

Students graduating from ESCP’s London campus may be eligible for the UK Graduate Route visa: It allows international students to remain in the UK for up to 2 years (or 3 years for doctoral graduates) after graduation. You can work at any skill level and switch to a skilled worker visa later if you meet the criteria.