Latest ESSEC Business School news

MBA students are seeking business school programs spread over multiple countries – prompted by globalization and growth in emerging markets.

New rankings show that European business schools dominate the master of management market – a degree which is gaining ground in the US.

Business schools are competing to lure the most talented candidates with more funding and new programs, as MBA applicants apply to several programs at once.

A group of French business school MBAs are consulting start-up companies in Rwanda – a country that has an emerging entrepreneurial class.

Increased confidence in Europe's economic recovery is luring MBA candidates back to European shores - who are now considering a greater range of study destinations.

Business is booming at the big consulting and advisory firms and business schools report growth in recruiting – opening up career opportunities for the right MBA candidates.

For many companies across the globe, demand for business education has surged. MBA programs are helping entrepreneurs keep business in the family.

Learning multiple languages is a clever way to give your CV an edge. Bilingual qualities are prized among MBA recruiters, and many students become fluent in their business school’s native language.

Studying an MBA with a global edge with give you an advantage in the MBA jobs market. Employers value graduates with international exposure.

Too long on theory and too short on practical experience? It's a thing of the past: Business schools across the world have opened the doors to live cases and more practical courses.