Fees & Total Cost

ESCP Business School MSc Finance Fees

MSc in Finance · Paris · London, France

Verified against official sources · last checked September 2026 · see sources

ESCP itemises the MSc in Finance rather than quoting one number: €17,500 for the core courses, €12,000 for the specialisation and €2,300 in student service costs — €31,800 in total, the same for European and non-European students. A €3,600 non-refundable deposit is deducted from it. Applicants entering with fewer than 240 ECTS take a foundation semester and pay an additional €4,700 on top, which is the single biggest variable in what this degree actually costs you. The application itself is €130 for one specialisation, €195 for two, non-refundable. ESCP says the fee already includes lifelong alumni membership, administrative and service costs, and International SOS mobility support — but not travel and accommodation between campuses. Read on ESCP's own programme page on 9 September 2026.

Tuition for the ESCP Business School Master of Science in Finance is €31,800 in total — €17,500 core courses + €12,000 specialisation + €2,300 student services for the 15 months to 2 years program.

Total tuition€31,800 in total — €17,500 core courses + €12,000 specialisation + €2,300 student services
Tuition (numeric)€31,800
Program length15 months to 2 years

Tuition figures are the published rate for the 2026–27 cycle and exclude living costs, travel, and optional exchange fees. Scholarships and need-based aid can materially reduce the net cost — see the FAQs below.

Frequently asked questions

How is the ESCP MSc in Finance different from the ESCP Master in Management?
The Master in Management (Grande École) is ESCP's flagship generalist degree, ranked #7 worldwide in the FT Masters in Management. The MSc in Finance is a specialist finance master's ranked in a different table entirely — #1 worldwide in the Financial Times Masters in Finance 2026, its third consecutive year at the top. It runs 15 months to two years across the Paris and London campuses, with Investment Banking, Financial Markets or Global Track specialisations.
Is the GMAT required for the ESCP MSc in Finance?
ESCP names no GMAT, GRE or TAGE-MAGE requirement on the programme page. The entry requirements it lists are a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 180 ECTS credits and proficiency in English, with no minimum test score published for either.
How much does the ESCP MSc in Finance cost?
€31,800 in total — €17,500 for the core courses, €12,000 for the specialisation and €2,300 in student service costs, the same for European and non-European students. A €3,600 non-refundable deposit is deducted from it. If you enter with fewer than 240 ECTS you take a foundation semester and pay €4,700 more. The application costs €130 for one specialisation or €195 for two.
How long is the ESCP MSc in Finance, and where is it taught?
15 months full time, or two years if you enter with fewer than 240 ECTS and take the foundation courses and gap semester. The academic phase runs 15 weeks on the Paris campus followed by 15 weeks in London, then an internship of at least four months and a Master Thesis. It starts in July or September depending on your previous studies.
What salary do ESCP MSc in Finance graduates earn?
ESCP reports an average salary of €105,200 after the MSc and 100% of graduates working within three months of finishing. That figure is an average rather than a median, and ESCP publishes no percentile spread or breakdown by specialisation.

Sources

  • ESCP Business School — MSc in Finance, official programme page (read 2026-09-09: name 'Master of Science (MSc) - Finance'; Investment Banking, Financial Markets and Global Track specialisations; 15 months full time to 2 years; 8-week core curriculum then a 22-week specialisation track, a 4+ month internship and a Master Thesis; Paris campus 15 weeks then London campus 15 weeks; tuition €17,500 core + €12,000 specialisation + €2,300 student services = €31,800, €3,600 non-refundable deposit, +€4,700 semester fee below 240 ECTS; application fee €130 for one specialisation / €195 for two; entry requirements listed as a bachelor's with a minimum 180 ECTS and proficiency in English, with NO GMAT/GRE/TAGE-MAGE named and no English test minimum published; rounds 7 January 2026, 25 March 2026 and 3 June 2026 with no intake year labelled and no 2027 dates anywhere; starts July or September depending on previous studies; '#1 WORLDWIDE' in the Financial Times 2026 Masters in Finance ranking for the third consecutive year; 100% working within three months of finishing; €105,200 average salary after the MSc. No class size is published.) ↗ — ESCP Business School

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