ESCP Business School

My study experience was in three different countries (F, UK, Germany). I had to learn 3 different languages as lectures were given every year in a different local language. It was very hard, but extremely challenging and rewarding. This experience gave me the chance to learn 3 foreign languages different from my mother tongue, italian.

In France all students can have a public grant for accomodation. That's not enormous, but it helps you.

Studying at ESCP-EAP is a great experience but requires efforts and sacrifies. It's not always fun, it is often hard work. You are always in movement and when you start appreciating a place it alrady time to move into another. That's part of the game. You move with other students, your friends and you build very striong relationships with them. As i said, it is a huge human experience. Of course you have not to be scared from the idea of travelling, you have to be able to adapt your self to different context and people. And when you do it, you feel stronger. Every day you know you better and learn something new. I am rely happy I did, I would like to have the chance to do it again and I really reccomend it to all students which find this program attractive.

I have to precise that my studies at ESCP-EAP lasted four years, in three different countries. So I had three different accomodations, three apartments. The first year I shared the apartment with a school mate, the two following years I lived alone in a flat. I really appreciated this second solution. As already said, I was totally independent and I learnt different aspects of day-to-day life (cooking, pressing...). It was a very good experience

I give you my advice on the nightlife in the cities wher I studied: Paris - simply great, you can find anything you like. I specially enjoyed lounge bars like Sir Winston, Bar Fly, Man ray......and some clubs like Cabaret, Les Planches.... London - even better (according to me), even more international. People coming from all over the world is there and it's easy to talk to them in bars at night. You find two big categories of bars: irish pubs and modern bars. My favourites is Mezzo Bar (near Leicester Sq.). Some good clubs like Café de Paris, China White, The Rock, Inferno...If you like soushi, you have a big choice in London Berlin - it was a surprise for me, a fast growing city, even in terms of bars and nightlife. The best place to go out at night is Mitte, the old East side of the city. Here you find a lots of little bars where drinks are cheap and the atmosphere is unique. A city to see and to discover. In ten years Berlin will be different, it has to be seen now.