Isabel Skierka was interviewed for a radio broadcast by Deutschlandfunk Kultur on Europe's technological dependency on firms from the US and China.

In a Forbes article, Chengwei Liu reveals what a literary classic can teach us about modern leadership.

Sandro Gaycken is interviewed by Handelsblatt on digital sovereignty and Europe's relationship to the US and China in the digital realm (metered paywall).

On the Gabor Steingart business podcast, Jörg Rocholl is interviewed about ESMT Berlin's recent jump in the Financial Times Business School Ranking, being the first German-based school ever to enter the European top 10.

Jan Hagen co-authored an article in Harvard Business Review about the Crew Resource Management concept in aviation and how it can be applied to businesses.

In the Financial Times, Jörg Rocholl comments on the EU's approval of a controversial rescue package for the state-owned bank NordLB.

ESMT Berlin rises 15 places to ninth in the European business school ranking this year as reported by the Financial Times.

In the Financial Times, ESMT 2019 MBA graduate Akinlolu Adedayo Ayo-Vaughan shares his experiences of studying in Berlin.

Handelsblatt reported on the latest results of the Financial Times European Business School Ranking that placed ESMT first in Germany and ninth in Europe.

In the Financial Times European Business School Ranking 2019, ESMT Berlin is ranked ninth in Europe and first in Germany, well ahead of all other business schools based in the country.

Find MBA quotes Nick Barniville in an article about the state of MBA applications in Europe.

Süddeutsche Zeitung reported on the ESMT Open Lecture with Michael Zahn, where he spoke about the economy and current changes in its socio-political environment.

Rick Doyle is quoted on FIND MBA in an article on how MBA programs help students develop technology and data competencies.

ESMT Berlin uses 'escape games' in teaching sessions to simulate real-life situations and facilitate learning as reported by the Financial Times.

The new part-time blended MBA, constisting of 80 percent online and 20 percent face-to-face content, to be offered by ESMT Berlin next year is featured in a Poets&Quants article.