ESCP Business School

ESCP Business School
motto	European Identity, Global Perspective
founding	December 1, 1819
Sponsorship	Private
place	Berlin , London , Madrid , Paris , Turin and Warsaw
Students	about 4000
Website	www.escp.eu

The ESCP (French: École supérieure de commerce de Paris) is a private, state-recognized academic business school . It has six locations in Berlin , London , Madrid , Paris , Turin and Warsaw . The university runs transnational bachelor , master , doctoral and MBA programs as well as seminars for the further training of managers . The Grande école , which is highly selective in the allocation of university places , is financed and administered by the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIP). Together with the HEC Paris and the ESSEC Business School it forms the "trois Parisiennes" (three Parisians). The ESCP is often referred to as the oldest business school in the world. On November 26, 2019, the university removed the addition "Europe" from its name.

The "Master in Management" course is listed in 5th place worldwide by the Financial Times, the Master in Finance in 2nd place worldwide. As one of 76 universities worldwide, the ESCP is three times accredited by AACSB , EQUIS and AMBA .

history

In 1819 entrepreneurs in France founded the world's first business school , which soon traded under the name “Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris” (ESCP).

In 1973 the German location of today's transnational business school, the EAP European School of Management, was founded in Düsseldorf. This was created on the initiative of the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIR: CCI Paris Île-de-France de Paris). The background to the foundation was that French entrepreneurs saw the need to prepare young managers for the emerging Europe in the early 1970s. They founded a university that initially started its work with a three-year study program at locations in Paris , Oxford and Düsseldorf .

In the following years, the German location moved to Berlin in 1985 , was recognized by the State of Berlin as a scientific university in 1988 , and gradually expanded the number of programs - in collaboration with the other European locations, to which Madrid was added in 1987 as the fourth .

In 1997 the university moved into the former building of the Kaiserin-Auguste-Viktoria-Infant home at Heubnerweg 8-10 in Charlottenburg . The buildings in the neo-baroque style were erected between 1907 and 1909 under the direction of the architect and Berlin city planning officer Ludwig Hoffmann . The planning was largely carried out by Alfred Messel and Edmund May in the years 1906 to 1907.

In 2002 the university received AACSB accreditation. This makes it one of the first business schools to receive the triple crown : EQUIS , AMBA and AACSB . Turin was added as a location in 2004 . In 2009 the university changed its name and became the ESCP , after having operated under the name ESCP-EAP for ten years, since 1999 .

In 2011, the ESCP became a founding partner of the University of Sorbonne Arts et Métiers (HESAM), a network of well-known research institutions and universities in the humanities and social sciences such as the École nationale d'administration (ENA), the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers or the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne .

In 2015, the branch in Warsaw was opened in the buildings of the Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego .

• ESCP Business School Berlin
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  Neoclassical building of the ESCP

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  Figures above the entrance portal

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  Outside corridor

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  patio

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  ESCP bear in front of the university building

See also : Universities and research institutions in Berlin

Locations

In Germany , the institution is a state-recognized academic university . It is located near Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin and has the right to award doctorates . The focus is on entrepreneurship and digital innovation, international management, and sustainability.

In England the university is a member of the AMBA and the Association of Business Schools. The university is located in Hampstead (London) . A focus on finance is developing within ESCP Europe.

In Spain , the ESCP campus is located in the Puerta de Hierro villa district near the University of Madrid .

In France , the ESCP is a member of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles . The university is located in the 11th district of Paris, near the Oberkampf district ( Rue Saint-Maur metro ).

In Italy , ESCP works with the University of Turin Faculty of Economics . The ESCP premises are also located here. The Turin site developed into a technology center within the ESCP.

In Poland, the school cooperates with the Akademia Leona Koźmińskiego in Warsaw, in whose building it is also located.

• ESCP Business School locations
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  Paris - Republique

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  Paris - Montparnasse

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  London

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  Turin

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  Warsaw

Study programs

Different study programs are carried out at the university's locations. In Berlin these are

• Bachelor in Management (BSc) : a three-year degree in business administration that takes place in a different country each year. Special emphasis is placed on acquiring foreign language skills. The first year for all students takes place in London or Paris, the third and last in Berlin. The second year of study can be spent in either Madrid, Turin or Paris. EFC named this program the top choice for students wishing to work in the financial sector. In this context, the ESCP's Master in Finance should also be mentioned, which received 2nd place worldwide in the 2016 Financial Times ranking.
• Master in Management (MIM) : a two-year main course in business administration that takes place every year or semester in a different country and language. Up to four different study locations are possible during the two-year program. It can be completed with up to four state-recognized diplomas . While the first year includes compulsory courses that look at the different areas of management from an intercultural perspective, the second year offers students the opportunity to delve deeper into an area through specializations and elective courses. Two compulsory internships are also part of the program, as is a master's thesis. There are different combinations of the six ESCP country locations to choose from. Students can also complete part of their studies at international partner universities. This program reached 4th place worldwide in the 2016 Financial Times ranking of Masters in Management programs.
• Specialized master's and executive master's programs : At the ESCP Wirtschaftshochschule Berlin, there are training courses for a master's in big data and business analytics (Berlin / Paris), a master's in "Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Innovation" (Berlin / Paris), and a master's in international business project management (Berlin / Madrid), Master in International Sales Management (Berlin / Paris), Master in Marketing and Digital Media (Berlin / Madrid), Master in Sustainability Management (Berlin / Paris), Master in Performance Management (Berlin / Paris), for a Master in "Strategy and Digital Business" (Berlin / Paris), for an Executive Master in Digital Innovation and Entrepreneurial Leadership (Berlin / Paris / Shanghai / Silicon Valley), for an Executive Master in Energy Management (Berlin, London , Paris, Madrid), the Executive Master in Manufacturing Automation and Digital Transformation (Berlin / London / Turin) and the Executive Master in Marketing and Creativity (Berlin, London, Paris).
• MBA in International Management , formerly MEB - Master in European Business , is a one-year full-time program in two countries for lawyers, engineers, natural scientists, linguists and humanities scholars. It is also a specialization for economists. A work experience of around 3 years is a prerequisite for admission. The students complete a company consultancy project at both locations . This program is accredited by the Association of MBAs .
• Executive MBA (EMBA) is a part-time program with block modules and seminars taking place at all locations of the university or in Berlin and London. This program reached 12th place worldwide in the Financial Times ranking of Executive MBAs 2016
• Doctoral studies : The standard period of study for this program is three years. External and internal doctorates are possible.
• General Management Program (GMP) : is a part-time management training course aimed at specialists and executives and encompassing comprehensive basic knowledge in various management functions.
• In open enrollment , modular advanced training programs for the qualification of specialists and managers are offered. The modules offer the opportunity for individual and topic-focused training. The modules can be booked as a series or individually.
• In the customized programs , solutions for management training are jointly developed that respond to individual requirements and needs.

Alumni

In the meantime - as of 2016 - there are around 45,000 alumni worldwide. Alumni can be found in a wide variety of areas such as education ( Olivier Blanchard ; Andreas Kaplan ; Philippe Nemo ), art ( Irma ), politics ( Michel Barnier ; Jean-Pierre Raffarin ), sport ( Roxana Mărăcineanu ; Stéphane Diagana ), and economics (Ignacio Garcia Alves - CEO Arthur D. Little ; Nicola Petrovic - CEO Eurostar ; Arnaud de Puyfontaine - CEO Vivendi ; Christophe de Margerie - CEO Total ).

Partner universities

There are over 110 partnerships with universities worldwide, for example:

CentraleSupélec ; Cornell University ; Copenhagen Business School , ENSAE ParisTech ; Erasmus University Rotterdam ; HEC Montreal ; Humboldt University of Berlin ; Hertie School of Governance ; Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad ; WITH ; Purdue University ; Shanghai Jiao Tong University ; Tongji University Shanghai; Universidade Católica Portuguesa Lisbon; Universita Ca 'Foscari di Venezia ; Stellenbosch University ; University of Melbourne ; Waseda University Tokyo.

Directors

ESCP Business School Business School Berlin

• 1980–1991: Bruno Leblanc
• 1991–2002: Jürgen Weitkamp
• 2002–2009: Herwig Haase
• 2009–2012: Ayad Al-Ani
• 2012–2017: Marion Festing
• 2017–: Andreas Kaplan

ESCP Business School

• 1819-1826: A. Brodart
• 1826–1830: Monier des Taillades
• 1830-1854: Adolphe Blanqui
• 1854–1867: Gervais de Caen
• 1867–1869: Aimé Girard
• 1869–1870: Guillaume Denière
• 1870–1879: Paul Schwaeblé
• 1879-1898: Grelley
• 1898–1905: Victor Cantagrel
• 1905–1910: Emile Paris
• 1910–1938: Paul Wiriath
• 1938–1946: François Belin
• 1946–1947: Marius Desbordes
• 1967–1972: Jean Vigier
• 1972-1974: Jean Schapira
• 1974–1979: Jean-Christian Serna
• 1979–1989: Jacques Perrin
• 1989–1999: Véronique de Chantérac-Lamielle
• 1999-2006: Jean-Louis Scaringella
• 2006–2012: Pascal Morand
• 2012–2014: Édouard Husson
• 2014–: Frank Bournois

Web links

• Website of the ESCP Business School Berlin
• Website of the alumni association
• University profile on MBA Channel

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Voici les dates des oraux aux Parisiennes (HEC, ESSEC, ESCP) - Major-Prépa ( fr-FR ) Retrieved on November 3, 2018.
2. ^ History of ESCP . ESCP. Retrieved May 20, 2018.
3. ↑ ESCP launches its new brand campaign - The Choice .
4. ^ Business school rankings from the Financial Times - FT.com . Retrieved June 29, 2019.
5. ^ Alfred Renouard, Histoire de l'École supérieure de commerce de Paris , Raymond Castell éditions, 1999 .
6. ^ Andreas Kaplan: European management and European business schools: Insights from the history of business schools. In: European Management Journal. 32, 2014, p. 529, doi: 10.1016 / y.emj.2014.03.006 .
7. ↑ ^{a b} History of ESCP Europe . Retrieved December 16, 2018.
8. ↑ The 6 Top Mainland European Universities for Finance Jobs .
9. ↑ Financial Times 2016 Masters in Finance Ranking .
10. ↑ Financial Times 2016 Masters in Management Ranking .
11. ↑ Financial Times 2016 Executive MBA Ranking .
12. ↑ ESCP Europe Alumni ( Memento from December 20, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
13. ↑ ESCP Europe cooperation partner ( Memento of the original from September 29, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. . Retrieved September 29, 2016. 

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