• 1 campus in Berlin
• There is a library and multiple individual study rooms
• Popular events: ESMT olympics, Digitial future summit, Future global summit
• Multiple student clubs, like Net impact club, finance club, product management club, investment club
• There is also always culture day where every day, one showcases their culture though food, dancing and other activities

• I used whatsapp groups, facebook groups and platforms like immoscout and wunderflats.
• I found my accommodation on wunderflats and it was 350 euros per month.
• My apartment is 35 min away from my university
• The greatest challenge is not falling for scams. Especially in berlin, there are a lot of scams. Hence, only book apartments through trusted and verified platforms like wunderflats.

• We have one campus in Berlin. We have a library, study rooms, cafeteria, and sports such as table tennis and football (we have a college team) highly played in free time. Students from specific ethnicities can organise festivals and invite other students to have a joint celebration. We have nice social clubs (net impact) and other clubs to push for extracurricular activities.

• I used Facebook Marketplace and Immoscout to find accommodation.
• The monthly rent for my accommodation was around 950 euros for 2 people. This included water, electricity, and wifi charges.
• One of the primary challenges was finding affordable accommodation in a convenient location that is closer to my university and has good connectivity in terms of public transportation.
• Recommendations for Future Students: do good networking via LinkedIn, start applying, and make sure you have someone at the location who can visit the location to ensure you are not scammed.

• ESMT has both amazing equipment as well as courses that are supported by modern lecture halls which still have some of the old architecture. There are study rooms on the 3rd floor and student lounges, as well as a beautiful library with a view of Alexanderplatz
  ESMT does partner with some organisations for student lodging but this is not on site.
• They have various student clubs and 2 of them I was a part of—the net impact club and the women in leadership club. They have different events like DFS and TEDx where students can form leadership teams and take on the challenges of organising huge events!

• Off campus student housing at Berlinovo with the help of student services also.
• Monthly rent was around $500.
• Berlin is a highly competitive market and it's hard to find houses here. You need to be extremely vigilant and take it very seriously. Start well in advance. Getting into student houses is next to impossible but if you do, lock in a 2-year contract.
• Most Indian students stay in cheap student houses. My accommodation was around 40 minutes away

The campus has amazing master classes with the global business and political leaders. Also, it has lot of business focused clubs like entrepreneurship club, consulting clubs etc. The campus is housed in the historic building which was the former parliament of east Germany and has all the modern facilities.

I rented one of the private student accommodations in the city. It's a shared flat with monthly average rent of 450 euros and total monthly expenses including rent was about 850 euros.

The campus is located in the former headquarters of the East German Government. There are also a lot of student clubs such as investment club, entrepreneurship club, Women empowerment club etc. There is a library and research facility on the campus. Students also get access to Bloomberg terminals for investment analysis or personal use.

There is no official accommodation for students, all the students live outside in the city.