Companies and climate change

ESSEC Business School is a well-established international institution known for rigorous business education and an entrepreneurial mindset. Offering programs from undergraduate to doctoral levels, ESSEC integrates academic depth with practical learning, leveraging partnerships with industry and a dual-campus model that spans France and Singapore. The school’s curriculum emphasizes leadership, innovation and global awareness to prepare students for complex business challenges.

Students benefit from a multicultural learning environment and strong corporate connections that open pathways to internships, consulting projects and international exchanges. ESSEC promotes ethical leadership and sustainability as integral parts of management education, blending case-based learning, experiential projects and research-led instruction. Small cohorts and engaged faculty foster peer collaboration and individualized career support.

Outside the classroom, ESSEC provides a vibrant student life with clubs, incubators and events that encourage entrepreneurship and cross-cultural collaboration. Graduates join a global alumni network and are positioned for careers across sectors, supported by career services and employer partnerships. For students seeking a demanding but supportive business education with a truly international outlook, ESSEC combines academic excellence, practical exposure and a strong global community.

The Companies and climate change program is for students who want to learn about sustainability. This non-degree program is taught in English and lasts several weeks. It helps students understand how companies can reduce their environmental impact.

The curriculum covers topics like climate change and business strategies. Students learn skills like data analysis and problem-solving. They also work on projects to help companies develop sustainable practices.

After completing this program, students can pursue jobs like Sustainability Consultant, Environmental Manager, or Corporate Social Responsibility Specialist. They can work in industries like renewable energy, sustainable manufacturing, or eco-friendly products. Employers may include companies like Patagonia or The Nature Conservancy.