The primary language of instruction is English. Students must have an advanced command of the English language. Selected specialisation courses and electives are taught in the respective local language, for example, "Internationale Betriebswirtschaftslehre" on the Berlin Campus or "Hacer Negocios in Latinoamerica" on the Madrid Campus.
Beginning of May (start of the programme: September)
Tuition fees are subject to change; please visit the website for updates.
The ESCP Master in Management (MIM) is a two- to three-year programme combining core management courses and specialisations across the School’s six campuses. Its objective is to prepare savvy, internationally-minded graduates to successfully launch their careers. This study programme is designed to develop the skills needed to analyse complex strategic and operational management issues within a global context and help you shape your future career through specialisations and up to nine months of practice-oriented experience.
Structure:
MIM consists of nine core courses (accounting for 33 ECTS credits), up to three specialisations (each 20 ECTS) and electives, and the Master's thesis (16 ECTS) as well as various integration seminars and foreign language courses (totalling 7 ECTS credits), two international internships, and the possibility to do gap semesters.
Nine core courses:
Specialisations and electives, amongst others:
The first academic semester consists of the core courses, which provide students with general management knowledge in critical management areas:
Students are also required to take language courses of their choice and attend the Digital Transformation Seminar, which provides insights into the digital challenges at stake for organisations.
In the second semester, students will take specialisation courses (over 60 options to choose from) while continuing language courses. The Designing Europe seminar takes students to Brussels to learn how the European Union works and how laws are created through a simulation game at the European Parliament.
At the end of the first year, students undertake a professional internship anywhere in the world. All students are required to undertake a minimum of two work placements lasting at least two months each. This opportunity may be extended to a gap semester or year. In total, this means at least 36 weeks of work experience.
During the third and fourth academic semesters (year two), students continue to focus on specialisations and electives of their choice in order to intensify their knowledge in a respective business area. Two immersive seminars take place: the Business Strategy Simulation Seminar and the Soft Skills for Leaders Seminar. The first is a computer-based simulation that enables students to develop, implement and manage international business strategies, while the second allows students to understand the behaviours and actions that will help them get hired and succeed in their careers. To gain even more international exposure, MIM students can also do an exchange semester or a dual degree programme with a partner university during their second year.
Following completion of the Master's thesis at the end of the fourth semester, students do a second internship. Upon successful completion of the four academic semesters, two internships and the Master's thesis, students are awarded up to three academic degrees at MSc level.
PDF DownloadESCP Business School is celebrated as one of the most international business schools in the world. With six campuses across Europe—Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin, Paris, and Warsaw—students will live and study in at least two countries, enhancing their global perspective. The diverse student body represents over 135 nationalities, while the faculty and staff bring expertise from more than 33 different nations. Our vibrant, multicultural community allows students to engage with a wide range of perspectives, fostering both personal growth and a deep understanding of global business practices.
All students are required to undertake a minimum of two work placements lasting at least two months each and acquire 36 weeks of work experience in total. Students with previous work experience (completed before joining the programme) can validate up to 16 weeks toward the total required. On average, MIM students gain 64 weeks (16 months) of work experience before graduation.
Tuition fees are subject to change; please visit the website for updates.
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ESCP strives to attract the best students, regardless of their financial background. As such, the school offers a selection of financial needs and merit-based scholarships. Around 400 are awarded each year.
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The following exams are accepted as proof of English proficiency:
Cambridge, IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL.
You must have the minimum required scores on the English language tests as follows:
Beginning of May (start of the programme: September)
The ESCP Careers Service helps students identify their professional objectives to ensure their career prospects. Located on each of the six campuses, the Careers Service provides students with the advice, data and tools to connect them to companies. ESCP students have access to over 30,000 internship opportunities each year. Through the Careers Service, students benefit from:
ESCP is committed to offering resources that help students navigate both administrative challenges and personal well-being during their studies. In particular, dedicated visa & housing assistance and mental health support is available to international (non-EU) students, ensuring a smooth transition to life on campus.
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