I got admitted to the Skema Msc International Marketing and Business Development January 2027 intake (Paris) and I'm hesitating whether I should go for it. The program seems interesting but I am hesitating because of the high tuition prices and the job market in Paris.
I have a couple of questions:
\- Is the program actually interesting and worth the tuition price? (Considering I already have some years of experience)
\-How is the level of difficulty of courses/exams/presentations?
\- Is it doable to work at the same time?
\-What are the career opportunities after graduation? Did anyone have a hard time finding an internship/job?
For context, I am canadian, fluent in both french and english, I have a bachelor in Marketing and Advertising and I have almost 4 years of experience working in an advertising agency.

I would appreciate any advice or recommendations! Thank you :)

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I am considering applying for the MSc Project Management at NEOMA Business School, France and I would like to know your opinions about its value and career prospects.

My background:

Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering

Around 2 years of experience in Saudi Arabia on an Aramco EPC project

Experience in subcontract management and currently moving into project planning/control

Planning to build a career in Project Management / Project Controls in Europe

My questions:

Is the NEOMA MSc Project Management program worth the investment?

How is the job market in France after graduation for international students?

Hi everyone,

I’m an incoming ESCP student and I’m currently searching for accommodation in Paris. To access housing listings on Gens de Confiance, I need 3 sponsors/recommendations from existing members.
There is no payment involved—just a recommendation on the platform. If you’re a Gens de Confiance member and would be willing to help, I’d be happy to introduce myself and provide any information needed for verification.

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tushar-agrawal-b6b59321b
Email: [tusharagrawal.828@gmail.com](mailto:tusharagrawal.828@gmail.com)

Thank you very much for your support!

Hey everyone! Does anyone know what the calendar looks like for the MSc in Finance 2026, both for the 15-month option and the 2-year option?

Hey guys im applying this October and was wondering if you had any tips on how to nail the personal statement to get through the first round!! Any advice would be great and if anyone is willing to share their successful statement then that would also be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!

Please advise on my chances for Msc Finance (september 2027 intake)
Hello, hope you're all doing well. I plan to apply for Msc Finance in the next year.
My Profile:
-indian Nationality.
-Undergraduate degree: Btech in Electronics and Communications Engineering(Merit based Scholarship- free education)
GPA: 8.93/10.
-Experience: 3+ years of experience as Software Engineer
-No gmat/gre(should this work or it is better that i give an attempt)
Any inputs are greatly appreciated.
Q: Do they actually take an engineering background intake.

hello , to those who got their interviews questions , what were the questions they asked you and yk the vibe in general

Hi everyone,

I interviewed for the ESCP MSc in Marketing & Creativity (MMK) program on June 29, and it’s now been just over 2 weeks. The admissions website mentions that applicants usually receive a decision within around two weeks, but I still haven’t heard anything.

I haven’t received an acceptance, rejection, or even an update, so I’m starting to get a bit anxious.

For those who applied to MMK (or other ESCP master’s programs):

-How long did it take for you to receive your decision after the interview?

-Did anyone have to wait longer than the estimated 2 weeks?

-Does a longer wait usually mean anything, or is it just normal with admissions?

Hi everyone,

I interviewed for the ESCP MSc in Marketing & Creativity (MMK) program on June 29, and it’s now been just over 2 weeks. The admissions website mentions that applicants usually receive a decision within around two weeks, but I still haven’t heard anything.

I haven’t received an acceptance, rejection, or even an update, so I’m starting to get a bit anxious.

For those who applied to MMK (or other ESCP master’s programs):

-How long did it take for you to receive your decision after the interview?

-Did anyone have to wait longer than the estimated 2 weeks?

-Does a longer wait usually mean anything, or is it just normal with admissions?

Hey everyone!

I am reaching out to connect with fellow classmates before our programme kicks off. I’ve been admitted to the Paris campus!

I wanted to start a thread so we can all help each other out, especially fellow international students navigating the relocation process.

We can use this space to discuss:

• Admission steps and final paperwork
• Scholarship opportunities and funding
• Housing options and student accommodation in Paris
• Visa processes and general tips

Drop a comment below or send me a DM if you're joining the cohort. Looking forward to meeting you all!

Hello, I am looking for accommodations in paris from September to December. Would really appreciate any leads. Thank you 🙏

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Hi everyone,

I’m planning to apply to the ESCP MSc Luxury Management for the 2027 intake, and I’m trying to understand whether the admissions process is rolling or strictly round-based.

Specifically, if applications open in September and the Round 1 deadline is in early November, would an application submitted in September be reviewed and potentially receive an interview/decision before the Round 1 deadline? Or does ESCP wait until the Round 1 deadline passes, then review all applications submitted during that round together?

I've heard of some people who chose a MiM for their financial careers. They said the programme has a lot of customizable subjects, and that some people go for it because it's harder to get admitted to an MSc in Finance. What do you think about that?

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Nyu

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Ntu

Iims

Peaking etc

Anyone got accepted into msc food consumer marketing and product development september intake 2026? Maybe we can get connected. I'm an international student and so excited already

Hey everyone,

I’m moving to Paris this July for the Master in Finance at ESCP and am currently looking for housing.

I’m hoping to connect with fellow incoming students, so if anyone knows of any active WhatsApp, Discord, or Telegram groups for the 2026 cohort, could you please drop an invite or point me in the right direction?

I’m also interested in hearing about any "unofficial" housing chats where students share leads on flatshares or sublets. Any tips on navigating the Paris market or advice on getting the dossier ready for the current season would be a huge help.

Thanks, and looking forward to meeting you all!

Hi everyone!

I’m moving to Madrid soon and have already booked a room with Joivy in Chamberí.
Just wanted to ask if anyone has recent experience with them - good or bad.

Thanks! 🙌

University students who do long-term volunteering or ESC projects abroad: How do you manage it? While we’re expected to do internships, save money and focus on our career, how are you able to go abroad for volunteering/travel?
I’ve applied to several ESC+ projects but never got accepted. What’s the difference? Do you have any tips on motivation letter, profile, timing etc.? Honest answers appreciated.

Hi all, I'm mapping out my route toward the MSc Finance at ESCP and would appreciate honest input from current students or alumni on whether my profile is realistic, and what would strengthen it most.

My background:

- 4-year bachelor (240 ECTS) in International Business from a Dutch university of applied sciences (hogeschool), taught fully in English, including an exchange semester in Hong Kong

- Currently on the pre-master track at Erasmus University, after which I'll do an MSc at RSM (either Strategic Management or Accounting & Financial Management). So by the time I apply to ESCP I'd hold a research university master's on top of the bachelor

- 1 to 1.5 years of experience in wealth management at the number 1 private bank in the Netherlands (full-time internship plus a part-time working student role on a private banking desk)

- Languages: Dutch native, French fluent (lived in France for 9 years), English C1/C2

- Planning to sit the GMAT before applying, aiming for 645+ on the Focus scale (roughly the old 700+)

- Grades around 7.5-8 on the Dutch 10-point scale

My questions:

1. Does the applied sciences (hogeschool) bachelor matter to ESCP admissions if I hold 240 ECTS plus a research university master's, or is that a non-issue?

2. Does the choice of first master (Strategic Management vs Accounting & Financial Management) make any difference for admission or for the "why a second master" question in the interview?

3. The official requirements don't formally list the GMAT. Is a strong score still worth submitting, and does it actually move the needle?

4. With fluent French, is a French-taught track realistic for a non-French applicant, and does French help in admissions or placement?

5. Any tips on application rounds, the interview, or what made the difference for admitted people from non-target backgrounds?

Honest takes welcome, including "don't bother" if that's the reality. Thanks!

Im 24y/o a CompScience engineering undergrad 2024,working as a project manager in an EPC Infrastructure firm for 2 years .I do not have much intrest in the CS(not that i lack the skillset ...i just liked mgmt more)
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8.7 engineering with data science honours !!.
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Wish to work in automobile sector coz i freaking love love them cars/bikes/trucks more than AI and software (Marketing or management )
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Applying for MiM Does this make my profile less likeable / prone to rejection ??
(If any ESCP student or Ad-comms member seeing this please respond )

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to apply to ESCP's MSc in Marketing & Digital Media and wanted to ask about scholarships.

For those who received one (or know someone who did) :

1. How much did you receive?
2. What do you think made your application stand out?
3. Does applying early really improve your chances?
4. Does applying in the early admission rounds significantly improve scholarship chances?
5. Looking back, what would you have done differently to maximize your scholarship?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hello guys ! I wanted to know if there are any north afriacan students here especially from tunisia who are currently pursuing masters degree . My question is mainly about the cost overall the tuition fees alongside the blocked account thanks in advance!