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Class profiles of ESMT Berlin master's programs

Learn in a truly diverse and global classroom
ESMT Berlin master's students laughing together in the campus library

Enrolling in one of ESMT Berlin's master's programs means joining a highly international community where you’ll learn alongside peers from around the world. You’ll gain new perspectives, exchange ideas across cultures, and build a powerful global network that will support your future career.

On this page, you can explore the class profiles and statistics of the three ESMT master's programs:

and get a glimpse of what life might be like for you at ESMT Berlin.

Class profile across all three master's (MSc) programs

In 2026, there are 292 students enrolled across all our master's cohorts. With more than three-quarters coming from outside Germany – and 52 unique nationalities – the MSc classrooms are diverse, interesting places where you can build a network of peers from around the globe.

When you join an ESMT Berlin master's program, you can also expect to find peers from many different industries and educational backgrounds. This blending of perspectives creates a layered environment for peer-to-peer learning, adding depth to classroom discussions.

292
Total students enrolled
73%
International
52
Unique nationalities
23
Average age
50/50
Gender split
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Master in Global Management class profile

The Master in Global Management (MGM) teaches you how to lead across cultures and steer international organizations. Fittingly, this extends to your peer network, with the diversity of the MGM classroom becoming one of your greatest assets.

With an average of 83% of MGM students coming from outside Germany, and 25 unique nationalities among our enrolled students, this is one of ESMT Berlin's most globally diverse programs. The diversity goes beyond nationality, too: 63% of enrolled students are women, and our students' previous studies range from languages, to engineering, to finance and more.

Masters students at ESMT Berlin during a presentation

MGM statistics: Class of 2025-2027

Meet a cohort who bring analytical, creative, and interdisciplinary insights into every discussion.

  • Average age: 23
  • International: 83%
  • Unique nationalities: 25
  • Women: 63%
  • Total enrolled: 71

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Regions represented

With an average of 25 unique nationalities represented in the MGM, you can expect to be part of an international classroom. The MGM 2025-2027 cohort includes students from the following regions:

  • Europe: 47%
  • Asia/Pacific: 37%
  • Middle East/Africa: 12%
  • Americas: 4%

Educational backgrounds

All of our master's students hold undergraduate degrees. However, within that specification, there is a lot of diversity. The 2025-2027 MGM students gained previous degrees in the following subjects:

  • Business studies, Management: 46%
  • Engineering: 15%
  • Communication, International studies, Languages: 8%
  • Finance, Accounting: 6%
  • Economics: 4%
  • IT, Computer Science: 1%
  • Other 18% 
ESMT Berlin Master in Global Management student Antariksha Rajkumari giving an interview
Master in Global Management stories: classrooms that emulate global businesses

We do cultural exchanges and learn how to work in business settings in global teams.

The class is really diverse; there are students from all around the globe. We get into groups where we actually have to do cultural exchanges and learn how to work in business settings in global teams. This made the program really interesting and impactful.

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Antariksha Rajkumari, India. MGM, Class of 2024
Siemens Digital Industries - Go-to-Market Strategy & Sales, Siemens

Master in Innovation and Entrepreneurship class profile

The Master in Innovation and Entrepreneurship invites aspiring founders, innovators, and problem-solvers together to share global perspectives while building or scaling new ideas. This creates a cohort ready to shape the future of business through creativity, resilience, and action.

A highly global program, the MIE has an average of 83% of students with an international background, with 21 unique nationalities among our currently enrolled students. Students enter with a range of academic backgrounds, including business and engineering, as well as the social sciences

ESMT students on campus outdoors

MIE statistics: Class of 2025-2027

Meet a cohort who thrive on collaboration between those who think analytically and those who think imaginatively the same mindset that fuels entrepreneurship.

  • Average age: 24
  • International: 83%
  • Unique nationalities: 21
  • Women: 33%
  • Total enrolled: 36

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Regions represented

The MIE has an average of 21 unique nationalities, creating a global dynamic that reflects real-world business innovation. Students from the 2025-2027 cohort are from the following regions:

  • Europe: 55%
  • Asia/Pacific: 30%
  • Middle East/Africa: 8%
  • Americas: 8%

Educational backgrounds

All of our master's students hold undergraduate degrees. However, there is no one shared academic background. The 2025-2027 MIE cohort include students who have gained previous degrees in the following subjects:

  • Business studies, Management: 68%
  • Engineering: 12%
  • Economics: 9%
  • Other 12% 
Portrait of ESMT Berlin Master in Innovation and Entrepreneurship student Alexander Berner
Master in Innovation and Entrepreneurship stories: a close-knit cohort

The classes feel like a family. This is ideal for founders, networkers, and future leaders

Since it is a fairly small university, the classes feel like a family. This is ideal for founders, networkers, and future leaders. And that applies not only internally, but also across the board. I have many good friends from other degree programs.

I've had so many wonderful moments so far. It's important to note that there are only about 30 students in the MIE program, so every activity feels like a family reunion. That really adds a lot to the whole experience.    

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Alexander Berner, Germany. MIE, Class of 2026

Master in Analytics and AI class profile

The Master in Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (MAAI) is a global community where business meets data science. The international, diverse cohort reflects the growing diversity shaping the fields of analytics and AI.

With an international average of 79%, this community crosses borders but shares a common goal: turning data into strategic insight. Students' academic backgrounds span business, management, and economics, alongside strong representation from STEM disciplines and social sciences. This mix fuels discussions that mix quantitative rigor with business context.

MAAI Research Track

MAAI statistics: Class of 2025-2027

Meet the next generation of analytically minded innovators ready to lead in a data-driven world.

  • Average age: 23
  • International: 79%
  • Unique nationalities: 19
  • Women: 40%
  • Total enrolled: 40

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Regions represented

The MAAI has an average of 19 unique nationalities enrolled, bringing a global feel and global feedback to each class. Students from the 2025-2027 cohort of the MAAI are from the following regions:

  • Europe: 43%
  • Asia/Pacific: 40%
  • Americas: 15%
  • Middle East/Africa: 3%

Educational backgrounds

All of our master's students hold undergraduate degrees. Yet, there is not a singular academic background for MAAI. Students come from a range of educational areas. The 2025-2027 MAAI students have gained previous degrees in the following subjects:

  • Business studies, Management: 33%
  • IT, Computer Science: 18%
  • Economics: 15%
  • Engineering: 15%
  • Finance, Accounting: 10%
  • Other 10% 
Jean-Christophe Scheider
Master in Analytics and AI stories: cultural skill building

Working with classmates from various cultural backgrounds...has transformed me into a more flexible and patient collaborator.

Working with classmates from various cultural backgrounds revealed striking differences in communication styles, decision-making processes, and project management preferences.

Ultimately, these challenges have transformed me into a more flexible and patient collaborator: essential qualities for success in today's international business environment.

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Jean-Christophe Scheider, Germany. MAAI, Class of 2026