Business School Review
ESSEC Business School Paris
EUROPE
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA, Executive MBA
A
s one of France’s premier institutions, ESSEC
Business School is recognized for its highly
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
MBA Only
selective admissions and exceptional relations with
companies, enabling the best possible transition to
Specialisation by Function:
working life for its students worldwide. Founded in
Accountancy & Financial
Brand Management
1907, ESSEC Business School Paris today welcomes
Corporate Governance
3 700 students as well as 6 000 executives with the
E-Commerce / Business
Economics
mission to educate young global leaders in the fields
Entrepreneurship of business and public affairs.
Finance
General Management
Health Care Management MBA PROGRAMS
Human Resource Management
• ESSEC MBA (2 years, full-time) - partnerships with leading industry companies.
Innovation / Knowledge Management
International Management / Business • IMHI MBA in International Hospitality Management
- a 1-year track for experienced applicants and a
Leadership
(12 or 24 months, full-time) 2 - year track for younger applicants.
Marketing
Organisational Behavior
• MBA in International Luxury Brand Management - a dedicated hospitality career service and a strong
Personal Development
(11 months, full-time) alumni network around the globe. Program taught
Project Management
Sports Management
• ESSEC-MANNHEIM Executive MBA in English.
Strategic Management
(18 or 19 months, part-time)
Supply Chain Management
law, communication, training, education,
MBA in International Luxury Brand Management
private equity, media&entertainment, urban ESSEC MBA
http://www.essec.edu http://www.essec.edu
economics, real estate, agri food, hospitality,
luxury, urban management, research&education
A two-year, French-English flexible program, The MBA trains the future visionary leaders for the
on negociation in europe dedicated to young potentials that integrates international luxury and prestige industry and provides
professional experience within the curriculum. an internationally focused curriculum that responds to
Specialisation by Industry:
Banking / Financial Services
A perfect option for those seeking a career with world standards, a necessity in today’s global economy.
Consulting
French, European or multinational firms. It is the sole program of its kind in the world
Education
Hospitality
A diverse student body composed of highly and taught in English, offered near Paris, the world’s
Media & Entertainment selected students who build their own curriculum from capital of luxury.
Non - Profit Organisation
Pharmaceutical / Bio-Medical
a large choice of 200 academic courses, special tracks, International partnerships with luxury and prestige
Real Estate international exchange and double degree programs and firms corporate guests speakers provide in-depth
Retail / Consumer Goods
professional placements. The highly demanding level of knowledge of corporate strategies.
Venture Capital & Private Equity
individual and social responsibility required during the
Full Time Course Information
studies raised their awareness of the communities for ESSEC-MANNHEIM Executive MBA
Start Dates:
September
which they will work in the future.
http://www.essec-mannheim.com
Examples of special tracks: luxury brand The EMBA program is offered for high potential
Executive Course Information
management, urban economics, real estate, executives wishing to advance in their careers and
Start Dates:
April
health management, media and entertainment, recognize the need for developing their managerial
October negotiation, private equity, financial reporting, potential, stretching the current boundaries to functions
e-business, entrepreneurship, sports marketing, social lying beyond those with which they are familiar.
Contact:
Stéphanie Brussot,
entrepreneurship. The program offers an interactive curriculum that
Candidate Information Service
leads participants to develop corporate and inter-
ESSEC Business School Paris
1 Avenue Bernard Hirsch
IMHI MBA in International Hospitality Management personal skills, preparing them to face the challenges
BP 50105
http://www.essec.edu of a global and moving environment.
Cergy-Pontoise, Val d’Oise
95021 France
The program provides a strong foundation in core Offered in a weekend or a modular format, based
business disciplines, helping participants to acquire the on an innovative executive development strategy.
Tel: +33 1 34 43 39 90
key competencies needed by all graduates of an MBA.
Fax: +33 1 34 43 37 12
Email:
essecinfo@essec.fr - international culture and orientation with students
Web:
www.essec.edu
from over 25 countries annually.
Student Profile
O
ur objective is to admit internationally-minded, - International Exposure
talented and motivated candidates from all - Creativity and Responsibility
around the world. Candidates should also possess - Language Ability:
creative skills and integrity as well as a commitment The program is taught in English. If English is not your
to succeed. native language you will need to take the TOEFL or
To be considered for admission, candidates must IELTS tests. French language proficiency is not required,
be able to demonstrate the following: although it is highly recommended that non-French
- Leadership Potential speakers take advantage of ESSEC’s French language
- Intellectual Capacity courses.
- Personal Motivation and Maturity
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