ESMT Berlin continues to expand exchange options for its master in management (MIM) participants. Starting this year, MIM students may choose from ten business schools worldwide for a semester abroad to gain valuable experience for their future career path.
Students may join international exchange programs in either fall or spring of the second year of the ESMT Master in Management program. During the exchange, students complete a part of the program requirements at a host school and gain ECTS points. Their status is the same as students who are enrolled full-time at the exchange destination, and they may access additional benefits such as student activities, career service support, and on-campus recruitment events.
The ESMT Master in Management international exchange partners are:
- Bocconi University, Milan, Italy
- Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen, Denmark
- HEC, Paris, France
- IE University, Madrid, Spain
- Imperial College Business School, London, United Kingdom
- London Business School, London, United Kingdom
- Nova School of Business and Economics, Lisbon, Portugal
- Rotterdam School of Management, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- Smith School of Business, Kingston, Ontario, Canada
- Stockholm School of Economics, Stockholm, Sweden
“We are especially pleased with the quality of the partners we have been able to attract for our international exchange options,” says Roland Siegers, director of the early careers programs at ESMT. “A semester abroad is a fantastic opportunity for students to gain new academic perspectives and to grow personally. Both are great advantages when entering the professional world.”
Press contact:
Jennifer Reo
Press Spokesperson
+49 151 1457 1830
jennifer.reo@esmt.org
https://degrees.esmt.berlin/mim/international-options
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