News 15/10/2021

BLOG POST

The big problem with digital smallness

Prof. Terence Tse and his co-authors explain that the internet is making us small-minded slaves to social media platforms. They call for governments, businesses, and individuals to build a technology ...

News 15/10/2021

THE CHOICE

When was the last time you charged your batteries?

Part of ESCP's Impact Paper series, Professor Chiara Succi takes a look at how the digital work environment threatens well-being and what we can do to keep our mental energy up.

News 12/10/2021

AWARD

Christian Durach’s editorial skills acknowledged

In addition to publishing research papers in leading journals, Prof. Christian Durach was recently recognised as an outstanding senior editor by one of them.

News 12/10/2021

PRESS

The Human Factor in AI-Based Decision-Making

Facing identical AI inputs, individuals make entirely different choices based on their own decision-making styles, explain Prof. Philip Meissner and PhD student Christoph Keding in the MIT Sloan Manag...

News 07/10/2021

PRESS

Placing the human at the centre of artificial intelligence design for business

How can we ensure that AI development is fair, when the algorithms at its core are designed with (often unconscious) racist, sexist, or other biases? Profs. Lorena Blasco-Arcas and Hsin-Hsuan Meg Lee ...

News 05/10/2021

PROGRAMME NEWS

ESCP has the great pleasure to announce the appointment of Professor Laura Reyero as the new Associate Dean for the MBA in International Management programme

ESCP Business School Madrid campus Professor, Dr. Laura Reyero, has been appointed new Associate Dean for the MBA in International Management

News 04/10/2021

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Relevant COVID-19 Updates

New COVID-19 Measures - The latest updates relating to the Covid-19 situation, for each campus.

News 04/10/2021

Public Health Information

ESCP London Campus: Coronavirus (COVID-19) FAQs

News 04/10/2021

THE CHOICE

How to fail quickly and learn from your mistakes

Profs. Ben Voyer and Christoph Seckler explain that according to science, failure could indeed, when not downright positive, at least be necessary for us to truly succeed. In fact, a failure-free roa...