ESCP Business School MiM Class Profile

Every student on the Master in Management must spend time on at least two of ESCP's six campuses — Paris, Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin, and Warsaw. Most students rotate across two cities, but a meaningful minority opt for three. The choice is made during the first months of the program and shapes the language exposure, recruiting pipeline, and social cohort that defines each graduate's experience.

Yes. ESCP is a member of the CEMS Global Alliance, which means MiM students can pursue the joint CEMS Master in International Management as part of the second year. The CEMS route adds a semester at a partner school and a corporate consulting project, and is one of the more competitive specialisations within the ESCP cohort.

ESCP admits roughly 1,300 students per intake across all campuses and entry routes, drawn from a global applicant pool in the tens of thousands. The international degree track — used by most non-French applicants — is competitive but does not publish an explicit acceptance rate. Average admitted GMAT sits around 660, with the typical range running 620 to 720.

Consulting accounts for roughly 36% of placements, finance 22%, technology 15%, luxury and FMCG 10%, and energy 8%. Top recruiters include McKinsey, BCG, Bain, Roland Berger, Accenture, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan, BNP Paribas, L'Oréal, and Amazon. The reported three-month employment rate is 100% in the most recent class.