ESCP Europe’s Master in European Management Upgraded to Full-Time MBA

Pan European business school, ESCP Europe, has announced plans to launch a full-time MBA program next year that builds upon the success of its existing master in management (MiM) offering.

The school’s Master in European Business program comes with a strong reputation, placing highly in masters in management rankings released by the FT this week. This indubitable success is likely a catalyst behind ESCP Europe's move to revise, reclassify and, as the school terms it, “evolve” this full-time MBA program.   

ESCP Europe traces its history back to the Ecole Spéciale de Commerce et d’Industrie established by a group of Paris-based entrepreneurs in the beginnings of the 19th Century, providing substance to its claim to be the oldest business school in the world. The school expanded its Paris base through the years with additional campuses strategically built in Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin and Warsaw. Students of the new full-time MBA have the opportunity to study at any two of these European campuses or can, alternatively, spend one of their two semesters in either Beijing or Gurgaon, India.

The International Management MBA is aimed at young professionals with 3 years’ work experience (as opposed to the original two preferred of applicants to its forerunner) interested in either fast-tracking their existing international career, or wanting to steer their career in a new international direction. “This program cultivates a strong cross-cultural approach embedded in multicultural teamwork. Combining cultural, social, and emotional intelligence with business acumen are essential features of successful leaders,” said ESCP Europe’s dean, Frank Bournois.