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ESCP-EAP is both a high-level school of management with international scope and a large-scale European institution. It was founded in Paris in 1819 and, since then, has educated generations of leaders, contributing to the fine reputation it enjoys today. The European calling of the school was born when the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry decided in 1973 to create a multi-campus school of management in France, Germany and the United Kingdom, called EAP. The ambition was to contribute actively to the development of a European economic culture. Today this project, the driver of ESCP-EAP, has taken wing. With five campuses in Paris, Berlin, London, Madrid and Turin, ESCP-EAP is now the School of Management for Europe. Each year ESCP-EAP welcomes 3,500 students and a similar number of top-level executives. It is at the cutting edge of a knowledge and immaterial economy; fosters innovation and accompanies business organisations in their change process; sustains a wide international partnership network reflecting its global ambitions; is actively involved in economic and societal debate on European issues. Students and executives come from around the world. The school offers them a model of management which prepares them for the future in the respect of such humanist European values as creativity, history, culture, transversality and diversity. Key Facts - Accreditations: AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA (Triple Crown)
- 5 Campuses: Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid and Torino
- 3,500 students representing 90 nationalities 3,000 managers and executives in training across the 5 campuses each year
- 120 research-active faculty across 5 campuses representing 20 nationalities
- 35,000 graduates in 150 countries world-wide
- 60 academic alliances in 33 countries worldwide
- 6 degree programme divisions:
* Master in Management * Specialized Masters (15 full-time programmes) * Master in European Business (MEB) * MBA programmes (European Executive MBA, Central European MBA) * Executive Specialized Masters (8 part-time programmes) * Ph.D. programme (Paris, Berlin, Torino) - Executive Education portfolio:
* 35 custom programmes * 30 open programmes (STEGE) Facts & Figures - Type of school: private
- Areas of studies: Business & Economics
- Students: 3,500
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