Company Information
Ranked 2008’s sixth best business school in Europe by the
Degrees Required
Email us at ukadmission@
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FT, ESCP Europe has almost 200 years of experience teaching
business and management. Our unique structure, with escpeurope.eu for
campuses in London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid and Turin, admission requirements for
ESCP Eur
and affiliates worldwide, makes us a pioneer in each programme
cross-border learning.
Placements Available
Live company consultancy
projects and professional
internships are a part of our
master programmes
ope Business School
Locations
London, Paris, Berlin,
Madrid, Turin and partner
institutions worldwide
Who we are looking for Application Details
We seek talented candidates Email us at ukadmission@
with up to three years of escpeurope.eu for the
professional experience application requirements
who can demonstrate specific to each programme.
their motivation for our
programmes and an
Benefits
international business career.
Mixing traditional study with
Admission requirements
high-profile internships and
will vary depending on the
consultancy projects, we
chosen programme.
enable our postgraduate
students to increase both
Careers Offered
their theoretical knowledge
Contact Details
We offer the following and practical skill base,
UK Admissions, ESCP
postgraduate courses: making the job hunt a far less Europe, 527 Finchley Road,
Master in European daunting process. London NW3 7BG.
Business; Master in
Tel: 020 7443 8800
Management (ranked first
Email: ukadmission@
in the UK and second
escpeurope.eu
worldwide, FT 2008); Master
in Marketing, ‘Managing the
Website
Value of Creativity’; and short
www.escpeurope.eu/london
summer courses: finance
in London, international
Closing Date
management and marketing.
Rolling deadlines
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