Today ESMT Berlin welcomes almost a hundred new students from all over the world to the current Master’s in Management (MIM) program.

The Net Impact Chapter at ESMT Berlin is inviting the Berlin community to clean the Spree on September 15, 2018 at Treptower Park.

Martin Schallbruch, senior researcher at ESMT Berlin and deputy director of the ESMT Digital Society Institute (DSI), has been named a visiting fellowship at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University.

ESMT Berlin is continuing its international expansion into China.

ESMT Berlin has been ranked 14th globally in this year’s The Economist “Which MBA?” ranking of EMBA programs.

ESMT Berlin has been ranked 38th in the Financial Times global ranking of the top 50 MBA programs for entrepreneurship 2018.

ESMT Berlin and the African Institute of Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) welcomed 26 students to the second intake of the Industry Immersion Program (IIP) in Cape Town, South Africa today.

ESMT Berlin held the ESMT Annual Forum “Technology – Managing the Future” on June 7, 2018.

ESMT Berlin is collaborating with the online language-learning app Babbel to provide international students another way to improve their German skills.

In the white paper “Endowment Impact,” researchers from ESMT Berlin show that German foundations could achieve an increase in endowment returns of two percent by diversifying their investment policy.

The Digital Society Institute (DSI) at ESMT Berlin and the Center for Cyber Conflict Studies (C3S) of the US Naval War College (NWC) will work together in the area of cybersecurity.

Fifteen years after the start of the first executive education program at ESMT Berlin and fifty years after the founding at Schloss Gracht of the “Universitätsseminar der Wirtschaft” (USW), the predecessor to ESMT, the integration of all executive education programs in English and German has been completed.

Students from the MBA program at ESMT Berlin have founded the first Net Impact sustainability chapter in Germany. Net Impact, a global organization focused on using business skills to combat social and environmental problems, has more than 100,000 members from 324 chapters in 40 countries around the world.

ESMT Berlin once again reports a positive annual statement for 2017 with a positive net income of 308,000 euros. Growth in the number of students and executive education participants underscore the good development of the international business school.

Some 200 national and international experts from science, politics, business, and civil society met yesterday and earlier today in Berlin at the 7th Berlin Demography Forum (BDF) to discuss the challenges of increasing migration within Germany and throughout Europe.