ESIC Business & Marketing School (reviews)

I was positively surprised by ESIC University. I really enjoyed the learning approach, which involved more collaboration and practical work with classmates. I even preferred it to the Belgian system. The only downside was the mandatory attendance policy.

I completed the Master in Marketing of the Entertainment Business at ESIC. Throughout the program, I had the chance to attend high-quality lectures delivered by professionals from the industry, which provided valuable insights and a practical vision of the entertainment market. This was definitely one of the strongest aspects of the program. Another highlight was the networking: I met very interesting classmates and built connections that I still value today.

That said, the overall course felt somewhat irregular. Some modules were truly engaging and useful, while others did not meet the expectations I had when I enrolled. This lack of consistency affected the overall experience. Although I did learn a lot and gained useful knowledge, by the end I felt the program could have been more coherent and polished.

In conclusion, it was a journey that combined valuable learning and networking opportunities with moments of frustration. While I don’t consider it a fully satisfying experience, I still recognize the growth it brought to my professional profile

I did my Master’s in Fashion and Luxury Marketing and Communication at ESIC, and overall, it was a great experience. I really enjoyed it and left feeling happy with everything I learned.

One of the highlights for me was the opportunity to go to Paris for a week with Istituto Marangoni — that experience was amazing and really brought the luxury industry to life. It was thanks to one of my professors, and I’ll always be grateful for that.

The facilities at ESIC are excellent, and most of the professors have impressive backgrounds and are truly passionate about what they teach. That made the classes much more inspiring.

If I had to mention a few things that could improve: sometimes it was hard to get quick responses from tutors, and I think the program could benefit from being more practical. I would’ve loved to see more real-life case studies, company visits, and events that help students from different programs connect with each other.

But overall, I had a really good time, learned a lot, and met great people. If you’re interested in fashion, luxury, and communication, this master’s is a solid choice — just go in knowing that it’s what you make of it.

Good job opportunities but poor internal organization.

The content of the subjects can be improved, the teaching staff is very diverse (some very good and others with no teaching skills).

Attendance is mandatory and there is too much group work.