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In an interview, Miriam Agüero, MIM student at ESMT, speaks about the Meraki Smile School that she founded in Madagascar.

Nick Barniville, director of the EdTech lab at ESMT, explains how he sees online students having more on-campus opportunities to mix with offline programs in the future.

Entrepreneurial teams perform better if able to choose their own team members or their own ideas, finds new research from ESMT Berlin. However, this benefit to performance disappears if given autonomy to choose both.

Linus Dahlander and Rajshri Jayaraman, professors at ESMT, contribute to the research on how much autonomy is too much autonomy in a company?

Hannes Gurzki, program director at ESMT and saxophonist, explains in an interview the teaching benefits of channeling your inner artist.

Zoltán Antal-Mokos, dean of degree programs at ESMT, talks about how students must face and be prepared to accept inevitable trade-offs.

Jörg Rocholl, president at ESMT, is discussing in his article how green finance can be more effective.

Executive MBA student Isolde Stephan talks about how she narrowed down her search for the right business school and provides tips for applying to the ESMT EMBA program.

Miriam Agüero Lorenzo, MIM student at ESMT, is the co-founder of the Meraki Smile School that provides education, food and healthcare to children in Madagascar.

ESMT Berlin is listed as one of the business schools with innovative scholarships. One of ESMT's scholarships is the Start-Up scholarship, offered to candidates with an entrepreneurial mindset.

Max Müller, associate professor at ESMT, provides examples of businesses that made successful longer-term structural changes that benefit the environment.

Radhika Rajvanshi, MIM 2022, provides an insight into her internship experience at Bosch.

More and more people are investing in sustainable financial products. But a new joint analysis by ESMT Berlin, Ifo Institute, and the Leibniz Institute for Financial Market Research shows that there is hardly any effect from this.

Private investors are increasingly investing in green finance, but this only contributes to reducing CO2 emissions under certain conditions. This is the conclusion of a joint analysis by the Leibniz Institute for Financial Research SAFE, ESMT Berlin, and the Dresden branch of ifo – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research.

Nora Grasselli, programme director for executive education at ESMT, explains why designing hybrid work processes is the biggest challenge currently facing business leaders and their teams.