A One-Week International Business Experience at ESMT Berlin
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A One-Week International Business Experience at ESMT Berlin
About Program
Welcome to the ESMT Berlin Summer School: a five-day program for undergraduate students and recent graduates ready to think like future business leaders, who want a taster of what life would be like as an ESMT master's degree student.
Summer School Highlights
Explore: Motivated bachelor student or recent graduate wondering what comes next? The program lets you explore the world of business, leadership, and entrepreneurship while gaining firsthand exposure to a top-ranked international business school.
Learn: Through hands-on classroom experiences, interactive skill building, and exposure to Berlin’s entrepreneurial and corporate ecosystem, you will develop practical skills and gain the global perspective that will shape your next academic or professional step.
Grow: Join us on campus to spend an immersive week in the heart of Europe sharpening your business mindset, expanding your global network, and experiencing Berlin’s unique blend of innovation, culture, and history.
Program Highlights
- Business knowledge you can act on
- A global network of lasting connections
- Skills for your future career
- Management and Leadership Principles Certificate
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Location
Berlin is not only the capital of Germany, but also in many ways the capital of Europe, sitting at the crossroads of the East and West. Germany serves as the continent's largest economy and the world's fourth largest overall. It's a major player in industry, engineering, science, and renewable energy, and Berlin has recently been dubbed the start-up capital of Europe, surpassing London after the 2016 Brexit decision.
Rebuilt after being destroyed in multiple wars and reunified after being split in two for thirty years, Berlin has an unparalleled experience in recreation and reinvention. The city is now famous for attracting young people, free-thinkers, visionaries, entrepreneurs, artists, and scholars, and of the 3.5 million inhabitants, over one-third are from outside Germany.
