ESCE Honored by QS: 4 Stars and International Recognition 

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ESCE is gaining international recognition, driven by its global outlook, the quality of its education, and its support for students in their transition to the workforce. The QS distinctions reflect this commitment through two complementary evaluations: the QS Stars, which assesses institutions’ performance across several areas, and the QS World University Rankings – Masters in Management, which ranks management programs worldwide.

QS Stars: 4 stars and outstanding performance

ESCE received 4 stars in the QS Stars ranking, an international evaluation based on several performance indicators. The school achieved the highest possible score in four categories: internationalization, employability, inclusivity, and teaching.

These results highlight the key elements that shape ESCE’s identity: an academic experience open to the world, an education tailored to the needs of businesses, and a multicultural environment that fosters student success.

QS Masters in Management: A Consistent Presence in Global Rankings

In 2025, ESCE was included for the first time in the QS World University Rankings for Masters in Management. In its first appearance, the school ranked 7th out of 206 institutions in the Diversity categoryand made the global top 100 for the Value for Money criterion.

In 2027, ESCE reaffirmed its presence in this international ranking by retaining a tie for 16th place among French business schools. This consistency reflects the school’s continued standing in a ranking that includes 256 management programs from around the world.

Recognition that Supports ESCE’s International Ambitions

These awards highlight ESCE’s commitment to internationalization, employability, and educational quality. They support its goal of training professionals who can understand the unique characteristics of different markets, work in multicultural environments, and support companies’ international growth.

At ESCE, studying abroad isn’t just a destination—it’s a learning experience.

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