ESCP Europe Master in Management

Financing (Scholarships, Campus Jobs at ESCP Europe)

To help you with financial planning, we have listed some opportunities. The admissions office at ESCP Europe is available for more information. 

Scholarships

Students can obtain two types of scholarships: the aid granted through the school and the scholarships granted independently from the school.

• ESCP Europe scholarships finance 25% or 50% of tuition fees (reserved only for European Union citizens) based on social criteria. In 2010-2011, 245 students received 922 925 euros for scholarships.

• "Bourses d’enseignement supérieur" (CROUS) based on social criteria for French students

• In some countries, you may obtain financial aid from your home country for your studies at ESCP Europe. Please obtain information in your own country, from government bodies and from foundations

Internships

To get graduated, students must do a minimum of 39 weeks of internships. However, many students choose to do longer internships than this required minimum, often taking sandwich semesters or sandwich years to get a longer professional experience and help finance tuition fees. While the salary offered is quite variable, most students get paid 400 to 1,900 Euros per month during their internships. Work permit is not required: you are allowed to work on your student residence permit, as the internship is compulsory part of the curriculum.

Campus jobs

Many jobs on campus are available (clerical, research or other) and paid by the hour (8€ per hour).

Bank loans

You can apply for a bank loan to finance your studies. Many banks offer student loans at attractive rates, with deferred pay back. French banks request that you provide a guarantor in France. If you have no relative in France, we therefore recommend that you apply for a loan from a bank in your own country. Four Paris banks are known to grant loans to ESCP Europe students: BNP Paribas, BRED, LCL and Société Générale.