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ESCP Business School has announced the launch of two new bachelor's degree programs, set to begin in 2027. The programs are designed to blend core management education with deeper studies in science, technology, politics, and economics. This move signals the school's effort to put its stated ambitions in technology and governance into concrete action.
The first program, a Bachelor in Technology and Management, aims to equip students with both technical know-how and business leadership skills. It will cover areas like data science, artificial intelligence, and digital transformation alongside traditional management subjects. The second program, a Bachelor in Politics, Economics, and Governance, focuses on the intersection of public policy, economic analysis, and corporate strategy. Students will explore how businesses operate within regulatory frameworks and political systems.
Both degrees will be taught across ESCP's European campuses, allowing students to study in multiple countries. The school says the programs are a response to growing demand for graduates who can navigate complex, tech-driven environments and understand the broader societal impact of business decisions. By combining disciplines that are often taught separately, ESCP hopes to produce leaders who can bridge the gap between technical innovation and responsible governance. The new offerings are part of a broader curriculum update aimed at keeping the school relevant in a rapidly changing global economy.
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