Management B.Sc.

“Year 1 - Berlin, London, Paris, or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements: Berlin, London, Paris, and Turin: English … Year 2 - Berlin, Madrid, Paris or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements: Berlin, Madrid, and Turin: English - Paris: English and French … Year 3 - Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris or Turin (60 ECTS) Language requirements: Berlin, Madrid, London, and Turin: English”

“Language of instruction English (some courses in French)” page

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The Berlin year of each of the three years is taught in English: French is the second language of instruction only on the Paris campus (DELF/TCF B1 for year 2, C1 for year 3). The key-facts box describes the whole programme as "English (some courses in French)". A student can therefore complete an all-English track, but only if Paris is not one of the three campuses.

“Experience the business world first-hand through a multi-disciplinary programme in 3 different countries over 3 years Three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS) … 3 years 3 countries 5 possible urban campus locations”

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Campus-based on five urban campuses (Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris, Turin), one per year, with the thesis guided by faculty on the campuses attended. ESCP also lists an "Innovative Blended Learning Model" among the highlights without explaining it anywhere on the page; no online or distance option is offered, so the programme is recorded as on-campus.

“Three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS)”

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A one-year apprenticeship track exists in year three, but only on the Paris campus and only for EU students under 30 who are fluent in French.

“Duration: 3 years in 3 countries”

“Three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS)” page

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Three years = six semesters; DAAD also lists 6 semesters. Each year is spent in a different country ("3 years in 3 countries") and Berlin is one of the options in each of the three years, so the Berlin share is at most one of the three years, i.e. 60 of the 180 ECTS - and it can be none, because a track can run entirely through London, Madrid, Paris and Turin. The student does not fix it in advance: the offer of admission sets only the year-1 campus, and "The second and the third campuses will be determined during the first year"; ESCP warns that "our campus places are limited" and that "you might not get your first preferred campus if some campuses are already full".

“Three-year, full-time programme (180 ECTS)”

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60 ECTS a year, each year on a different campus.

“Applications for the intake of September 2027 are open.”

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One intake a year, in September; recorded as the German winter semester.

“Applications for the intake of September 2027 are open. … Select your country of residence to verify the admission sessions available and the campus that will manage your application. … London Application deadlines Admission Results (no later than) 1st round 18 Nov 2026 18 Dec 2026 2nd round 14 Jan 2027 12 Feb 2027 3rd round 17 Feb 2027 18 Mar 2027 4th round 23 Mar 2027 23 Apr 2027 5th round 20 Apr 2027 14 May 2027 6th round 20 May 2027 15 Jun 2027”

“Paris Application deadlines Admission Results (no later than) 1st round 18 Nov 2026 18 Dec 2026 2nd round 14 Jan 2027 12 Feb 2027 3rd round 17 Feb 2027 18 Mar 2027 4th round 23 Mar 2027 23 Apr 2027 5th round April 2027 May 2027 6th round 20 May 2027 15 Jun 2027” page

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The calendar is not by study campus but by the campus that handles the application, chosen from the applicant's country of residence: in the page's own country list India is handled by London, Nigeria and Pakistan by Paris, and only Germany and 27 other countries by Berlin. The London table (India) carries exactly the same six rounds as the Berlin one and is quoted here; the Paris table (Nigeria, Pakistan) matches it except that its fifth round is given only as "April 2027". Turin has a seventh, earlier round (27 October 2026). Admission results follow three to five weeks later. ESCP publishes no separate or earlier deadline for applicants who need a visa on this page: it says only "It is recommended that you begin the visa process as soon as you receive your high school diploma" and names Laetitia Andriamiadana (visasupport.berlin@escp.eu) as the Berlin visa contact. Applicants who need a German study visa should weigh the last round (20 May 2027, results by 15 June 2027) against the time a German visa takes; the three Berlin-based MSc programmes close non-EU applications in March for exactly that reason.

“The annual fees for students enrolling in the three-year programme starting in September 2027 are as follows: European Students 1 Non-European Students Tuition: €17,900 Additional Fees: €2,900 Total 2 : €20,800 Tuition: €23,900 Additional Fees: €2,900 Total 2 : €26,800 … 1 To be eligible for European fees, students must hold a valid European passport.”

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Applicants from India, Nigeria and Pakistan pay the non-European fee. The amount does not depend on the campus, although the cost of living does (ESCP estimates €1,000-€1,700 a month in Berlin, the cheapest of the five campuses). "Total fees are indicative and may vary from year to year." Scholarships covering 10-50% of tuition exist on merit, diversity and financial-need grounds but are not standing discounts.

“The application fee is €80 (non-refundable), reduced to €40 if the applicant has already submitted an application to the Bachelor in Management, Science & Technology (BSc).”

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“The additional fees cover administrative and student services, including registration fee, lifelong membership to the ESCP Alumni Association 3 , lifelong access to the Career Centre and Alumni Career Service, access to AI tools and individual software licences … Candidates admitted to the programme, will have to secure their seat by paying a deposit of €3,500, that will be deducted from the enrolment fee.”

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Unlike the master's programmes, the bachelor's page does not call the deposit non-refundable and does not give a payment deadline.

“Step 2: Personal Interview Successful applicants will be invited to attend an online interview with at least two people, including faculty members. The interview is designed to assess the candidates' motivation, the match between the profile and the curriculum, and their personality (adaptability, maturity, openness to an international experience, etc.).”

“Despite reserved places for Parcoursup candidates, our campus places are limited. Be aware that you might not get your first preferred campus if some campuses are already full .” page

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No number of places is published. Admission rests on the file and a scored interview with at least two assessors, so this is a selection procedure. ESCP adds that places on each campus are limited and that an applicant may not get their preferred campus; a share of places is reserved for candidates applying through the French Parcoursup platform.

“Accreditations and ranking Degree Awarded * : French, German, and UK. * by complying with certain requirements ACQUIN (Accreditation, Certification and Quality Assurance Institute)”

“The Bachelor in Management (BSc) programme was granted the "Grade de licence" for the "diplôme d'études supérieures en commerce et entrepreneuriat" (Bac+3) by the French Ministry of Higher Education Research and Innovation (MESRI) in France (Awarded by the decree of July 21st 2022 in the BO of August 25th 2022). By complying with certain requirements, up to two additional degrees are issued by the UK and German governments.” page

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Accredited by ACQUIN, the German agency that accredits ESCP's Berlin degree programmes. Important for applicants who want a German degree: the primary qualification is the French "grade de licence", awarded by French ministerial decree of 21 July 2022 and registered in the French RNCP (sheet 36562). A German degree and a UK degree are issued in addition only "by complying with certain requirements", which ESCP does not spell out anywhere on the page. Students who want the German certificate should ask ESCP in writing which requirements apply (presumably a minimum time on the Berlin campus).

“The Bachelor in Management (BSc) programme was granted the "Grade de licence" for the "diplôme d'études supérieures en commerce et entrepreneuriat" (Bac+3) by the French Ministry of Higher Education Research and Innovation (MESRI) in France (Awarded by the decree of July 21st 2022 in the BO of August 25th 2022). By complying with certain requirements, up to two additional degrees are issued by the UK and German governments.”

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“Entry Level: High school diploma (various education systems accepted) … Your application should include: Academic transcripts of the last 3 years (translated in English) Secondary school examination certificates (if already obtained, or upon receipt) Personal statement in English CV/resume Language certificates (if not exempted, may be submitted at a later stage) English language test scores (if required)”

“Academic admission requirements Secondary school leaving certificate qualifying for higher education (e.g. Abitur or equivalent)” page

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The entry ESCP files with DAAD is more precise than its own page: it asks for a "Secondary school leaving certificate qualifying for higher education (e.g. Abitur or equivalent)", i.e. a Hochschulzugangsberechtigung. ESCP publishes no country table and does not say whether an Indian, Nigerian or Pakistani school-leaving certificate (12 years) gives direct entry or whether a Studienkolleg or one year of university study is needed first. That question matters because the German degree is issued only "by complying with certain requirements" and because the German study visa follows the Hochschulzugangsberechtigung rules, not ESCP's. Applicants should ask ESCP and check the German mission's rules for their country. Transfer into year 2 is possible for students who have completed a first year of a management, economics or finance bachelor's with microeconomics and 60 ECTS.

“Strong academic performance, particularly in mathematics and languages International mindset and motivation for a multi-campus programme Successful completion of the ESCP selection process (online application and interview)”

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ESCP's own page names no required school subject and no grade. The year-2 transfer route does require microeconomics as a study subject in the first year completed elsewhere.

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• escp.eu/programmes/master-in-management/pre-master-year

ESCP offers no foundation year, Studienkolleg or pre-bachelor course for this programme. The one-year Pre-Master Year is a postgraduate entry route to the Master in Management and is taught in Paris and Turin only.

“English language test scores (if required)*: IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 4.5 / CAE 180 * The TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition is available in home versions, although not in all countries.”

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"TOEFL iBT 4.5" is on the 1-6 band scale introduced in January 2026, so it is recorded in toeflIbtBand; ESCP gives no equivalent 0-120 score. CAE 180 is the Cambridge C1 Advanced scale score. ESCP notes that some English certificates accepted for admission are not valid for a UK visa application, which matters for the London year rather than the Berlin one. French is tested separately and only for the Paris campus (DELF/TCF B1 for year 2, C1 for year 3).

“English language test scores (if required)*: IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL iBT 4.5 / CAE 180 … French language test scores (Paris campus): DELF / TCF B1 (Year 2) or C1 (Year 3)”

“Language courses of Spanish, Italian, French, German and Chinese” page

“German language skills No minimum language level required” page

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The application asks for English and, for the Paris campus only, French; no German certificate is required at any point, including for the Berlin year, and the entry ESCP files with DAAD says so explicitly. German is one of five optional language courses.

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No GMAT, GRE, SAT or other admission test is mentioned for the bachelor's programme; selection is by file and interview.

“Step 2: Personal Interview Successful applicants will be invited to attend an online interview with at least two people, including faculty members. … Step 3: Admissions Results The School will send the admission results and, if the candidate is admitted, it will be offered: A place (unconditional or conditional) on the programme with a deadline by which to respond Study-Track for the first year. The second and the third campuses will be determined during the first year. Step 4: Enrolement Candidates admitted to the programme, will have to secure their seat by paying a deposit of €3,500, that will be deducted from the enrolment fee.”

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Candidates must use one portal only. Offers may be conditional, e.g. on the school-leaving results.