41 Management Course Programs

The Fashion Law course delves into the key legal issues surrounding the fashion and luxury industries, offering an in-depth view of the best practices in all the legal scenarios that shape this dynamic sector.

The Hospitality Management programme at ESE London provides an essential foundation in service excellence, international marketing, and leadership within the global hospitality and tourism sector.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Milan provides a comprehensive understanding of the business structures that influence film production, marketing, and global distribution.

The AISTS Sport Event Management and Organisation Seminar (SEMOS) module offers an overview of the key tasks that people need to successfully plan, communicate and operate when organising sport events.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE London introduces participants to the business engine behind filmmaking, offering a comprehensive understanding of production, strategy, and market dynamics.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Madrid introduces students to the strategic, financial, and creative structures that drive one of the world’s most influential cultural industries.

The Film Industry Management course at ESE Rome explores the business framework behind filmmaking, offering insights into the production, planning, and marketing strategies that drive this influential global industry.

The Film Industry Management course at the European School of Economics examines one of the world’s most influential industries, exploring its many facets—from its brightest highlights to its hidden complexities.

The Fashion and Luxury Goods Management programme at ESE London immerses students in the business operations of fashion and luxury brands while cultivating their strategic and creative capabilities.

The Fashion and Luxury Goods Management programme at ESE Rome immerses students in the strategies and creative processes behind high-end brands, offering a comprehensive understanding of luxury markets.

The Fashion and Luxury Goods Management programme at ESE Milan immerses students in the world of high-end fashion, offering the strategic, creative, and managerial tools needed to excel in luxury markets.

The Fashion and Luxury Goods Management programme at ESE Madrid immerses students in the business dynamics of luxury brands and fashion houses, helping them develop the strategic and creative skills essential for global success.

The Fashion and Luxury Goods Management programme at the European School of Economics immerses students in the dynamic world of high-end fashion and luxury brands. Through close collaboration with industry leaders, this course equips participants with a cutting-edge business curriculum, enabling them to become the innovative fashion pioneers of tomorrow.

Tourism is one of the most relevant economic activities of the Spanish economy, and one of the fundamental sectors in the social and economic development of the country. Within the sector, the restaurant area, with more than 270,000 establishments and 1.3 million jobs, is one of the fastest growing areas, and one of the key pieces of tourism activity.

Innovative and with a methodology focused on the business environment, the Superior Program in Event Organization, Protocol and Business Tourism was created with the intention of responding to the challenges and needs of the sector, both public and private.

The Entrepreneurship and Leadership programme at ESE Rome helps participants strengthen creative, analytical, and managerial skills needed to drive business innovation and lead successful ventures.