ESCP is a respectable institution in France. It’s no HEC, but it’s very much in the major leagues. You already have impressive language skills to support your intent to work in continental Europe but I’ll assume France or Switzerland perhaps.
Since your interest is in the Luxury industry, there’s no better place to learn the trade than France, Italy and Switzerland, in Europe. A thought to spare would be that HEC Paris is great for professional services and their MBA cohorts are typically more senior hence 6 years may not cut it, beyond your GRE score. Besides, schools like HEC Paris will likely prefer a GMAT to other tests such as GRE.
ESCP on the other hand has some impressive industry connections with luxury goods companies especially L’Oréal and LVMH. They have a fantastic marketing MSc as well (may be worth considering) and most of the graduates from that programme end up with these luxury companies in France and beyond. If you want to work in Management Consulting or professional services generally, I’ll recommend you sit for a GMAT and retry HEC Paris. But that’s not your interest, yes? More so, you do not need an MBA to work as a Product Manager. In truth, a Marketing MSc may serve you better.
I believe the ESCP MBA will be good for your end goals. They’ve got the relevant industry links and it’s a solid business school yet I will invite you to take a good look at their MSc Marketing and Creativity programme. You’d find that they also have some sort of specialized learning for participants with interests in the luxury industry.
[Edited by Obinna on Mar 29, 2023]
ESCP is a respectable institution in France. It’s no HEC, but it’s very much in the major leagues. You already have impressive language skills to support your intent to work in continental Europe but I’ll assume France or Switzerland perhaps. <br><br>Since your interest is in the Luxury industry, there’s no better place to learn the trade than France, Italy and Switzerland, in Europe. A thought to spare would be that HEC Paris is great for professional services and their MBA cohorts are typically more senior hence 6 years may not cut it, beyond your GRE score. Besides, schools like HEC Paris will likely prefer a GMAT to other tests such as GRE. <br><br>ESCP on the other hand has some impressive industry connections with luxury goods companies especially L’Oréal and LVMH. They have a fantastic marketing MSc as well (may be worth considering) and most of the graduates from that programme end up with these luxury companies in France and beyond. If you want to work in Management Consulting or professional services generally, I’ll recommend you sit for a GMAT and retry HEC Paris. But that’s not your interest, yes? More so, you do not need an MBA to work as a Product Manager. In truth, a Marketing MSc may serve you better. <br><br>I believe the ESCP MBA will be good for your end goals. They’ve got the relevant industry links and it’s a solid business school yet I will invite you to take a good look at their MSc Marketing and Creativity programme. You’d find that they also have some sort of specialized learning for participants with interests in the luxury industry.