United Kingdom MBA
European
School of Economics
LONDON
The European School of Economics is an independent
higher education institution of economics, finance and
management. Its mission is to provide an alternative
entrepreneurial business and management education
Contact information
European School of Economics
by offering international, multilingual and practical 8/9 Grosvenor Place
educational programmes, with courses close to today’s
Belgravia
business reality. ESE’s MBA participants gain an
London SW1X 7SH
United Kingdom
international perspective, practical experience through
Tel: +44 (0)20 7245 6148
internships and the opportunity to explore fields such
Fax: +44 (0) 20 7245 6164
E-mail:
info@eselondon.ac.uk
as Communications, Sport, Media, Leisure and the
www.eselondon.ac.uk
Arts, which are emerging as the new frontiers of the
a73 Dean of Studies
global economy, where ethics and aesthetics are
Dr. Elizabeth M. Mitchell
a73 Academic Head
becoming the new cornerstones. Prof. Alzira Salama
a73 Class size
Maximum 20 students
a73 Internships
ESE has links with over 1,000 companies
and internships are included in all programmes
a73 Financial aid
Scholarships, bursaries and financial
contributions are available
a73 Facilities
14 Teaching Seminar Rooms
3 Medium sized lecture rooms (50 persons)
The Grand Gallery lecture room (200 persons)
ESE’S EDUCATIONAL APPROACH IMBA Programme A Learning Resource Centre (with computers and
library)
ESE’s MBA programmes are designed for The International Masters in Business
Reception Room
students who aspire to become true Administration (IMBA) is a 12-month Café and Restaurant Club
leaders in management. In today’s full-time programme (18-20 months a73 Careers service
business environment, where part-time). The course is offered in
Yes
customers and competitors change English language in ESE’s London, Rome
a73 Accommodation
almost overnight, organisations must and Milan campuses.
Accommodation Officer assists students in
finding shared flats or family ‘homestays’
have leaders in place with the skills and
a73 Centre locations
awareness to manage and create
World wide MBA PROGRAMME
In addition to the London campus, ESE has
opportunity. ESE helps to bring out from
The World Wide MBA is aimed at
campuses in New York and throughout Italy
within students the essential business
mature businesspeople who have very
a73 Nearest town
building skills and insight required to
Located in central London
clear ideas about the direction their
manage self, others, and organisations
a73 Local public transport
careers should take. This 15-month
in an environment of constant and rapid
Bus and underground
programme can be tailor made for each
change.
a73 Nearest airport
student and includes a period of four to Heathrow Airport, 24 km
ESE’s lecturers are not just teachers, but
six months abroad.
‘master coaches’ who impart theory and
their own practical experience as well as
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
a track record of successes, with a sense
of humour and keen sensibilities.
An Undergraduate Degree from a
recognised institution
The end result of this educational
approach is that ESE graduates enjoy
Work Experience (normally two years)
enhanced employment opportunities Non-native speakers of English should
and frequently receive permanent job possess at least one of the following:
offers from the companies where they Cambridge First Certificate, TOEFL score
complete their internships. of 550, IELTS 6.0.
PROGRAMMES
Programmes Duration Fees
Full Time MBA 12 months GBP 19,000
Part Time MBA 18 months GBP 19,000
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