Each year ESCP-EAP welcomes 3,500 students and a similar number of top-level executives. It is at the cutting edge of a knowledge and immaterial economy; fosters innovation and accompanies business organisations in their change process; sustains a wide international partnership network reflecting its global ambitions; is actively involved in economic and societal debate on European issues. Students and executives come from around the world. The school offers them a model of management which prepares them for the future in the respect of such humanist European values as creativity, history, culture, transversality and diversity.

In Paris the offer includes :
the ESCP-EAP Master's
3 MBAs (a Full-time International MBA, an Executive part-time, a Global Executive MBA)
16 Specialised Masters (Mastères Spécialisés)
the Master in European Executive Development Programmes

With 125 permanent faculty members and nearly 200 support staff, ESCP-EAP constitutes the largest, cross-border school of management in Europe today. The School has opted for a multipolar organisation with campuses in Paris, Oxford, Berlin and Madrid. This organisation enables it to be thoroughly international in every aspect of its activity.
The multinational faculty of 125 members, one of the largest in Europe, delivers graduate and executive development programmes across the four campuses. They are mobile, teaching at different ESCP-EAP campuses, and multi-lingual. To meet the rigorous international demands of academic excellence, they work together to conduct research at the cutting edge.

Over 2,600 students are enrolled in our graduate management programmes across the four centres. Students are recruited from across Europe and from other world regions, creating a very international mix of participants. The involvement of international participants shapes the strong multi-cultural learning environment found at ESCP-EAP.

ESCP-EAP has five campuses in Europe: in Paris, London, Berlin, Madrid and Torino. This multi-site organisation provides the basis for transnational management education. Each campus has its own classroom facilities, library and computer centre, yet operates as an integrated component of the multi-country School. Faculty members are attached to a campus and work transnationally across locations and programmes. Administrative staff supports the programmes, students and faculty locally.
The Paris campus has a student cafeteria, snack bar, bookstore, multi-media language centre and a student residence.

With five locations in European cities, ESCP-EAP pursues a strategy of local and European accreditation.
In France the School has the status of a "Grande Ecole de Gestion" (graduate school of management) and is a leading member of the French "Conférence des Grandes Ecoles" (association of graduate schools of management and engineering).
In Germany the School has the status of a "wissenschaftliche Hochschule" (scientific university) and delivers a "Diplomkaufmann" and a state-recognised (staatlich anerkannt) MBA degree.
In the UK, some universities holding a university charter establish specific quality standards which they use to evaluate the quality of education carried out by another academic institution. If the chartered university finds the quality up to standard, it may, under specific conditions, "validate" the institution's degree. ESCP-EAP's Master Grande Ecole is validated by City University as a European Master in Management (MSc).
In Italy, by virtue of the school's academic association with the University of Torino (Faculty of Economics) for the Italian campus, ESCP-EAP also enjoys validation of its Master Grande Ecole as a Laurea magistrale.
In Spain, the Master Grande Ecole programme is officially recognized by the Carlos III University of Madrid and awarded the title of Master Europeo en Administración y Dirección de Empresas, ESCP-EAP.

ESCP-EAP is EQUIS and AACSB accredited.
Both the full-time MBA and the Executive part-time MBA, in Paris, are AMBA accredited.