

I am very satisfied with my experience at ESSCA. If I had to mention a negative point, I would say that some courses in the 3rd and 4th years lack interest and seem mainly designed to meet accreditation requirements.
After a rich, demanding and stimulating first and second year, one can feel a certain decline in quality and a lack of attention paid to students before the choice of master’s program.
However, once the master’s program is chosen (in the second semester of the 4th year), the courses regain relevance and interest.
Overall, I had a positive experience at ESSCA. The programme is well organized and provides a solid foundation in business and management. The courses were generally of good quality and covered a broad range of topics, helping students develop both academic knowledge and practical skills.
One of the aspects I appreciated most was the international exchange during the third year. ESSCA has a good network of partner universities, and the opportunity to study abroad was a valuable part of the programme.
Student life is also a real strength of the school. The associative environment is active and offers many opportunities to get involved outside the classroom, meet new people, and gain additional experience.
Like any programme, some courses were more engaging than others, but overall I found the experience enriching and would recommend it to students looking for a business school with a strong international dimension and a good balance between academics and extracurricular activities.
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