Master in European Business (MEB)
ESCP Europe Business School - Torino Campus
| Application deadline: | 18 April 2013; 7 June 2013; 5 July 2013 |
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| Start date: | September 2013 |
| Duration full-time: | 12 months |
| Partnership: | Joint |
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| Delivery mode: | On Campus |
| Educational variant: | Full-time |
Description
The ESCP Europe Master in European Business (MEB) is an intensive general management programme taught over one year across two countries of your choice. Based on an MBA-style curriculum with a cross-cultural approach, the MEB is a life-changing programme. It provides an excellent connection to the world of business and a solid foundation for an international management career across a wide range of sectors, organisations and positions.
Over one year (divided into two semesters), students are given the choice of studying in Europe at the five ESCP Europe campuses (Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid and Torino) and with our partner institutions across the world: School of Management, Xiamen University, Xiamen, China; MDI, Gurgaon, India; AIT of Bangkok, Thailand; the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, Russia; and Tecnológico de Monterrey in Mexico.
The MEB offers the opportunity to learn about business reality and professional behaviour in an international context. Students receive a comprehensive education in the major fields of management, such as marketing, finance, accounting and strategy. They work in groups from different educational backgrounds, fostering their personal development at the same time.
The MEB combines theory and practice, with integral parts of theprogramme being live company projects, during which teams of students are briefed by a corporate client and provide solutions and proposals therein; and a professional internship or period of direct employment, where students work for a minimum of 12 weeks within a company.
There is no doubt that the MEB is very rewarding, both in terms of personal development and the future career progression of our graduates.
Is our Master in European Business right for you?
95% of graduating MEB students would recommend the programme to a person with a similar profile, background or career goal. So is it right for you? If you are looking for:
- An international programme in general business and management aimed at students with limited previous experience in the area
- The chance to study at two of our European campuses, or even further afield with our partner schools in India, Thailand, Russia, China and Mexico
- The choice of a bilingual or totally English programme, depending on your language skills and preference
- A 12-week corporate internship or direct employment
- Two professional consultancy projects, solving real problems for real clients
- A strong multicultural learning experience, working with students and faculty from all around the world
- A Master accredited by AMBA, the Association of MBAs
- The chance to also gain extra qualifications from the countries in which you choose to study
- A fantastic record on employment and starting salaries for graduates
...then we think our MEB programme is ideal!
Contents
The Master in European Business at ESCP Europe is a one-year, two-country programme with an MBA-style curriculum and a cross-cultural approach.
The modules combine different business disciplines to provide the participant with the necessary knowledge and skills for today’s business realities.
Active participation, including the sharing of ideas and experience are fundamental learning methods. Beyond this, methods include: lectures, seminars, tutorials, case studies, workshops, projects, presentations, computer-based activities, reading and private study, group work and group assignments.
- 9 months of intensive courses in management (around 500 teaching hours)
- 2 company projects
- 12-week internship (minimum) or direct employment
The Master in European Business curriculum awards a total of 90 ECTS credits, which breaks down as follows:
Core Modules
Semester 1 - Country 1 (300 hours - 40 ECTS credits)
- Introduction to European Management
- Financial Accounting
- Fundamentals of Finance
- Economics for Managers
- Organisational Behaviour & Intercultural Management
- Business Strategy
- Operations Management
- Marketing Management
- Company Project 1
Semester 2 - Country 2 (255 hours - 40 ECTS credits)
- Management Accounting
- Buying Behaviour & New Product Development
- Financial Strategy
- European Business Environment
- European Business Law
- International Management
- Human Resources Management
- Finance or Marketing Elective
- Company Project 2
Professional Internship or direct employment (minimum of 12 weeks - 10 ECTS credits)
Internships and Company Projects
The MEB provides an excellent connection to the world of business, and a solid foundation for an international management career across a wide range of sectors, organisations and positions.
At the heart of the programme are both live company projects and the internship requirement.
For their company projects, multinational teams of students are hired by a client company to provide solutions to some of the real issues they face. During their company internship, students work in a management training role within the client company. Internships must last a minimum of 12 weeks and are worth 10 ECTS credits.It is also possible to complete this requirement in a permanent position i.e. direct employment.
Additional Modules (non-credited)
Computer Skills
This module will provide assistance in using relevant software in a successful and efficient way. Students will be given support in the writing of professional reports, analysing quantitative data using spreadsheets, using PowerPoint slides effectively in oral presentations, and in constructing databases.
Quantitative Methods
The overall objective of this module is to equip students with a basic understanding of fundamental techniques in quantitative and statistical analysis, and their application to practical business situations. Descriptive statistics, probability theory and statistical inference, as well as regression analysis, will be taught.Fundamentals of Mathematics
This module helps to revise basic knowledge in mathematics, especially in analysis and linear algebra, for use in business and management applications. Students will be taught the pre-requisites they need for subsequent courses, such as Quantitative Methods, Fundamentals of Finance, Operations Management or Economics for Managers.
Tutorials
Individual and group tutorials aim to assist student development during the course of the programme. Help with projects, the internship search and curriculum vitae writing is offered, encouraging students to reflect on past and current experiences, and identify competences, interests, opportunities and challenges in order to define their career plan.
Languages
- During Semester 1: Semester 2 language-of-study courses are compulsory for students who have not reached the minimum required level of 12/20 on their language admission tests.
Students who study Semester 2 on the English-language tracks in Torino, Berlin, Madrid or Paris can also take local language courses in order to reach beginner's proficiency in Italian, German, Spanish or French. - During Semester 2: Language courses can be offered in the local language of the chosen country depending on the linguistic level shown during the admission process.
Requirements
Applications for the Master in European Business are welcomed from candidates with:
- A previous Bachelor or Master degree, Maîtrise, Licenciatura, Laurea Magistrale or equivalent in any non-management discipline (e.g. engineering, law, political sciences, literature, languages, architecture, sciences, etc.).
- Fluency in the language(s) of study, as required by the individually chosen study track.
- Two years of professional experience (recommended).
Eligible candidates must demonstrate their strong motivation for the MEB programme and for an international business career. We seek self-confident candidates with some international experience and competence in the languages of their chosen streams.
English Language Requirements
| IELTS band: | 7 |
| TOEFL paper-based test score: | 600 |
| TOEFL computer-based test score: | 250 |
| TOEFL internet-based test score: | 100 |
Work Experience
At least 2 year(s) of work experience are required.
Funding
ESCP Europe values high quality education and we are dedicated to helping our students finance their studies in order to achieve their goals.
The Master in European Business offers two types of scholarships based on both merit and financial need. They may be cumulative and can potentially pay up to 30% of the programme costs. For more information on these, please contact your local MEB Admissions Coordinator.
Applications for the financial-need scholarship are only available to students already enrolled on to the programme.
Scholarships are also available from other bodies:
- CROUS (students' welfare office) scholarships: Students benefiting from CROUS scholarships can continue to receive this scholarship on the MEB. For more information on this, please contact Sophia Ait Yahia.
- Deutsch-Französische Hochschule/Université Franco-allemande: Available to students on the Paris/Berlin or Berlin/Paris study tracks. This scholarship offers financial support amounting to a maximum of €1,350.
- The Torino campus grants several scholarships, based on merit and financial need, which are funded by Compagnia di San Paolo and the Torino Chamber of Commerce. These cover 50% of the MEB fees. For more information, please contactGiorgia Bava, Torino Admissions Coordinator, via email or by calling +39 011 0681680.
- Bursaries are also available through Postgrad Solutions. For more information, please visit their website. You can also read more about Amy Taylor, who won a bursary in 2010, and Pooja Thaker, who won a bursary in 2012.
- The Tecnologico de Monterrey offers a scholarship sponsored by the Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología (CONACYT) for students studying full-time programmes. If you intend to study with our partner in Mexico during your time on the MEB, you can find more information here.
- We run two scholarship initiatives with Fundación Beca:
- A worlwide competition for teams of students/graduates, with the prizes being scholarships for postgraduate programmes. The top prize is a scholarship for a one-year programme such as the MEB.
- Fundación Beca provide pre-candidates for the MEB via their own promotional activities. Students admitted to the MEB through this scheme can be awarded small scholarships to cover transportation and living expenses.
Accreditation
AMBA-MBM
The Association of MBA’s (AMBA) is a London-based international organization that accredits postgraduate business programs at business schools worldwide. The MEB programme is accredited as AMBA-MBM (Masters in Business and Management) and became one of the first 13 AMBA-MBM-accredited programmes in 2005.
Grade de Master
ESCP Europe is entitled by the French state to deliver the master degree in management, representing 5 years of higher education. Thus the MEB enjoys the official French title of "grade de master".
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