Programme overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

In a world defined by ecological challenges, rapid technological shifts, and widening social inequalities, entrepreneurship has become a powerful force for systemic change. The Master of Science in Impact Entrepreneurship empowers aspiring changemakers with the business expertise, entrepreneurial mindset, and practical tools to drive meaningful impact—through sustainability innovation, social ventures, or responsible technology.

Whether your goal is to launch a mission-driven startup, embed impact into corporate strategies, or lead transformative innovation within established industries, this programme equips you with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and global network to align business success with purpose.

Over two year, students explore key topics such as:

Impact management and measurement
Values-based innovation
Sustainable business model design

Learning extends beyond the classroom through a one-year venture-building project, internships, and consulting projects with partner companies.

Taught entirely in English, the programme also encourages students to study a foreign language, reflecting the global nature of today’s challenges. Cross-cultural perspectives are woven throughout the experience—through ESCP’s diverse international faculty, multicultural student community, and insights from industry experts and guest speakers.

In the vibrant cities of Berlin and Paris, students engage directly with Europe’s most dynamic ecosystems for sustainable, social, and tech-driven entrepreneurship—turning ideas into impact.

Programme overview

Main Subject

Business and Management Studies

Degree

MSc

Study Level

Masters

Study Mode

On Campus

In a world defined by ecological challenges, rapid technological shifts, and widening social inequalities, entrepreneurship has become a powerful force for systemic change. The Master of Science in Impact Entrepreneurship empowers aspiring changemakers with the business expertise, entrepreneurial mindset, and practical tools to drive meaningful impact—through sustainability innovation, social ventures, or responsible technology.

Whether your goal is to launch a mission-driven startup, embed impact into corporate strategies, or lead transformative innovation within established industries, this programme equips you with the knowledge, hands-on experience, and global network to align business success with purpose.

Over two year, students explore key topics such as:

Impact management and measurement
Values-based innovation
Sustainable business model design

Learning extends beyond the classroom through a one-year venture-building project, internships, and consulting projects with partner companies.

Taught entirely in English, the programme also encourages students to study a foreign language, reflecting the global nature of today’s challenges. Cross-cultural perspectives are woven throughout the experience—through ESCP’s diverse international faculty, multicultural student community, and insights from industry experts and guest speakers.

In the vibrant cities of Berlin and Paris, students engage directly with Europe’s most dynamic ecosystems for sustainable, social, and tech-driven entrepreneurship—turning ideas into impact.

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Admission Requirements

A Bachelor degree* with a minimum of 180 ECTS from a state-accredited institution of higher education i.e university
Applicants will preferably have a degree in business, management, or entrepreneurship; or a degree in economics with minors in business, management, entrepreneurship, sustainability, and/or innovation
Fluency in English: Cambridge C1 certificate, TOEFL, TOEIC or IELTS scores, OR English test during the Admission Test Day
0-4 years of work experience

Application Deadline

30 Jun 2026

Program Duration

2 Years

Starting Month(s)

Sep

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