ESCP MiM Admissions: Requirements, Deadlines and Fees for 2027

What is the ESCP Master in Management and who is it for?

The Master in Management is the flagship pre-experience degree at ESCP Business School. It usually takes two years, or up to three if you add gap semesters for internships. You can study in up to four locations, including two ESCP campuses: core courses run in Berlin, London, Madrid, Paris or Turin, and specialisations are also offered in Warsaw.

ESCP's current class profile shows around 1,300 students from 57 nationalities, with an average age of 22. Everyone graduates with the French Master Grande École degree, and some students can add a national degree from Germany, the UK or Poland. You must complete at least two internships of two months or more, and ESCP says students build an average of 64 weeks of work experience before graduating.

The ESCP MiM ranking is a long-standing strength: in 2025 ESCP said the programme had spent fourteen years in the FT world top 10.

ESCP Master in Management requirements

• A bachelor's or master's degree in any discipline; final-year students apply with an enrolment certificate.
• English at B2 or above, for example IELTS 6.5 or Cambridge FCE 175, from a test taken in the last two years.
• A GMAT, GRE, CAT or TAGE MAGE score from the last five years. If you studied outside France, you can request the ESCP test instead (offered only in Berlin, London, Madrid and Turin).
• A CV, personal statement, university transcripts and diploma or enrolment certificate.

There is no published ESCP MiM GMAT minimum, so your score is weighed alongside your grades, statement and interview.

Application process and ESCP MiM deadlines for 2027

Most international applicants use Direct Admissions: an online application (€180 fee), then an online motivational interview for selected candidates. A separate Join a School in France route has its own dates, and you can use only one route per year.

Round 4 is open only to students whose previous studies were outside France. In ESCP MiM admissions, the school encourages early applications, so aim for Round 2 at the latest.

Tuition and career outcomes

For students starting in September 2027, ESCP MiM fees are around €25,100 a year for European passport holders and €28,800 for everyone else, including €2,900 of additional fees. Housing and travel are extra, and fees can change.

ESCP reports, citing QS 2026 data, that all students accept a job offer within three months of graduating. Consulting, finance and technology are the leading sectors, and recruiters include Accenture, Amazon, Bain & Company, BCG, BNP Paribas and L'Oréal.

How to stand out in ESCP MiM admissions

• Explain your campus plan: link each city to the market and role you want.
• Show international adaptability with real evidence: an exchange, an internship abroad or a third language.
• Prepare the test early. Our GMAT guide helps you plan a realistic timeline.
• Treat the interview as a conversation about motivation: why management, why now and why a multi-campus school.

If you already know you want a finance career, compare this route with ESCP Master in Finance admissions.

Frequently asked questions

What GMAT score do I need for the ESCP MiM?

ESCP publishes no minimum score. It accepts the GMAT, GRE, CAT or TAGE MAGE (valid for five years), or the ESCP test if you studied outside France. A balanced profile across grades, statement and interview matters more than one number.

Do I need work experience for the ESCP Master in Management?

No. It is a pre-experience programme with an average entry age of 22, and at least two internships of two months or more are built in. Relevant internships before you apply still strengthen your profile and your interview answers.

What is the difference between the ESCP MiM and the ESCP MBA?

The MiM is a two-year degree for recent graduates averaging 22. ESCP's MBA in International Management is for professionals: it expects about three years of experience at entry, and its class averages 30 years old with six years of experience.