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Research at ESSEC:
A compelling priority

By recruiting a world-renowned research staff and building an institutional culture that fosters research, ESSEC highlights the importance of this endeavor and, through its work, widely contributes to the development of knowledge in the management field.

The research program is supported by the ESSEC Research Center, created in 1963.

Latest research articles and publications from ESSEC faculty

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Areas of research

Contact

Odile Sirette, assistant to the Research Center Director

Useful links

ESSEC Journal Ranking in Management

Support for research: a priority

Five principles guide ESSEC’s support for research:

Faculty members are encouraged to present their research at top national and international conferences
Financial support is available to faculty members for organizing on-campus seminars or conferences.
Faculty members can obtain grants for new research studies.
Special incentives encourage faculty to publish their work in journals.
Research efforts are coordinated by the Research Center, which assists faculty members with all their projects.

ESSEC provides professors with electronic resources essential to their work, most of which can be accessed off-campus. The ESSEC library subscribes to approximately 40 databases, everything from the international press to online market studies.

Research partners of international scope

Mannheim University’s dedication to high-quality instruction and research, international orientation and emphasis on bridging the gap between theory and practice have raised Mannheim Business School to the top of the business school rankings in Germany.

SCANCOR: Created in 1988, the Scandinavian Consortium for Organizational Research promotes an international perspective in research and education, strengthens ties among Scandinavian researchers and encourages joint research projects.

THEMA Cergy-Pontoise University Research Group in Economics and Management, which comprises university research faculty as well as researchers affiliated with CNRS (French National Scientific Research Center). Research mainly tackles economic policy issues involving international microeconomics and macroeconomics.