About ESSCA School of Management
Based on its rich 116-year history, ESSCA School of Management is a renowned and firmly established French and European institution. A pioneering school since its foundation in terms of teaching innovation and social and economic inclusion, it has striven to evolve on a permanent basis to incorporate the demands and challenges of the modern world with a will to train responsible leaders and assist organisations undergoing change.
A private higher education institution of common interest built upon a not-for-profit associative structure and a member of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, ESSCA School of Management delivers an officially recognised 5-year post-secondary Master's degree and also offers a fully accredited Bachelor in International Management degree programme, a Specialised Master, and Master of Science programmes The school also offers a range of training programmes designed specifically for senior executives, managers, and operational teams.
Thanks to its AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS triple crown accreditation, a status held by only 1% of business schools around the world, the school is an internationally renowned institution.
Strengthened by a multi-campus identity that helps consolidate its appeal to local regions and the showcasing of French expertise in the areas of higher education and research, ESSCA can call upon a network of almost 22,000 alumni working all across the world and currently welcomes 500 faculty and administrative staff and 7,800 students on its campuses in France (Aix-en-Provence, Angers, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris and Strasburg), Hungary, China, Spain and Luxemburg.
About ESSCA School of Management
Based on its rich 116-year history, ESSCA School of Management is a renowned and firmly established French and European institution. A pioneering school since its foundation in terms of teaching innovation and social and economic inclusion, it has striven to evolve on a permanent basis to incorporate the demands and challenges of the modern world with a will to train responsible leaders and assist organisations undergoing change.
A private higher education institution of common interest built upon a not-for-profit associative structure and a member of the Conférence des Grandes Ecoles, ESSCA School of Management delivers an officially recognised 5-year post-secondary Master's degree and also offers a fully accredited Bachelor in International Management degree programme, a Specialised Master, and Master of Science programmes The school also offers a range of training programmes designed specifically for senior executives, managers, and operational teams.
Thanks to its AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS triple crown accreditation, a status held by only 1% of business schools around the world, the school is an internationally renowned institution.
Strengthened by a multi-campus identity that helps consolidate its appeal to local regions and the showcasing of French expertise in the areas of higher education and research, ESSCA can call upon a network of almost 22,000 alumni working all across the world and currently welcomes 500 faculty and administrative staff and 7,800 students on its campuses in France (Aix-en-Provence, Angers, Bordeaux, Lyon, Paris and Strasburg), Hungary, China, Spain and Luxemburg.
Available programmes
Master
Tuition fees
Domestic
Domestic (Out of State)
International
Scholarships
Value
20% Tuition fee waiver
Deadline
31 May 2027
Value
15% Tuition fee waiver
Deadline
1 Feb 2027
Rankings & Ratings
ESSCA School of Management is one of the top Private not for Profit universities in Angers, France. It is ranked #101-110 in World University Rankings - Masters In Marketing 2027.
World University Rankings - Masters In Marketing
- 2027#101-110
World University Rankings - Masters In Marketing
- 2027#101-110
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