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ESCP Europe Wirtschaftshochschule Berlin e.V.

Berlin,  Berlin, Germany

Founded
1819
Students
11,000
Programmes
7
Taught in English
7

Campuses & locations

Berlin Campus

Heubnerweg 8-10, 14059 Berlin (Charlottenburg); main German campus

Paris Campus

France - founding campus

London Campus

United Kingdom

Madrid Campus

Spain

Turin Campus

Italy

Warsaw Campus

Poland

Living in Berlin

Berlin is Germany's capital and largest city, with approximately 3.7 million residents and a highly international character. It is a major hub for technology start-ups, creative industries, and policy institutions, making it particularly relevant for ESCP's focus areas of entrepreneurship and digitalisation. The Charlottenburg district, where the campus is located, is one of the city's most affluent and historically significant areas, adjacent to Charlottenburg Palace and its gardens. Berlin has an extensive public transport network, relatively affordable student living costs compared to other Western European capitals, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Student life & support

The Berlin campus features modern lecture halls, a library, seminar rooms, and student social spaces. Students have access to the Blue Factory business incubator for entrepreneurial ventures and to the Jean-Baptiste Say Institute for Entrepreneurship. The campus is situated near Charlottenburg Palace gardens, offering outdoor recreation space. ESCP Berlin runs student associations and maintains connections across its six European campuses, enabling cross-campus exchanges as part of many programmes.

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