ESCP Turin: MBA and Master in Management in Italy
ESCP Business School – Turin Campus is the Italian home of the world's oldest business school, founded in Paris in 1819. A multi-campus model across 6 European locations, 100% employability within three months of graduation (FT 2025), and strong ties to Piedmont's business community.
About ESCP Turin Campus
ESCP Business School – Turin Campus is the Italian home of the world's oldest business school, founded in Paris in 1819, today present across six urban campuses in Europe (Paris, Berlin, London, Madrid, Turin and Warsaw). The Turin campus, opened in 2004 and relocated in 2024 to a new building of over 8,000 square meters on Via Andrea Doria in the city center, hosts over 1,200 students from more than 80 countries, with an international rate of around 70-75%.
The campus delivers Bachelor in Management, Master in Management, an MSc in International Food & Beverage Management, Luxury-focused courses, MBA, Executive MBA and Executive Education programs, maintaining strong ties with the Piedmontese and Italian business community: over half of the campus's activities directly involve the business world.
Students follow a multi-campus model requiring study periods at at least two different European locations during the same degree or Master's program.
Main academic areas
Bachelor, Master in Management, MSc in International Food & Beverage Management, Luxury, MBA, Executive MBA, Executive Education
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ESCP Turin's history
ESCP was founded in Paris in 1819 as history's first business school, preceding by decades the emergence of comparable Anglo-American institutions. Over the 20th century the school gradually built a network of campuses across various European capitals, giving rise to a multi-campus educational model unique in its kind, designed to train managers able to move naturally between different cultures and economic systems.
The Turin campus was founded in March 2004, becoming the group's Italian home and a reference point for management education in the country's Northwest, historically tied to the automotive, finance and luxury industries. Over the years the Turin campus has built a dense network of partnerships with Compagnia di San Paolo and major local and national business players.
In 2024, amid the group's strong international expansion, the campus relocated to a new building in the heart of the city, designed to host up to 1,500 students a year. ESCP's development plan foresees the network's overall growth from 10,000 to 12,000 students by 2030, with Turin among the drivers of this expansion in Italy.
What people say online about ESCP Business School – Turin Campus
Reviews and analyses of ESCP, including the Turin campus, are very positive and consistent across specialized sources.
Extremely high employment rate and quality of career support among the most cited points.
The global alumni network is described as a true "career powerhouse."
The Turin campus is praised for its "startup" character and entrepreneurial energy.
- 100% employment within three months of graduation (FT 2025)
- Quality career support: coaching, workshops, career fairs
- Strong ties with the local Piedmontese business world
- Specializations in luxury, finance and food & beverage
- Intercultural skills developed through the multi-campus model
- Relatively high cost, typical of top-tier business schools
- Need to adapt to an itinerant model across multiple cities
- Logistical effort of moving between campuses (generally seen as a value-add)
FAQ — ESCP Business School – Turin Campus
ESCP Turin combines the two-century-old tradition of the world's oldest business school with the entrepreneurial energy of Piedmont's capital, offering a unique educational model that takes students to study in multiple European countries.
