European School of Management and Technology, business school
The European School of Management and Technology is a private business university in Berlin, founded in 2002 by 25 major companies. The campus occupies a historic building that once served as the State Council of East Germany and now contains modern classrooms, a library, and common areas for students.
The school was founded in 2002 to create a global management education that differed from traditional models. The building itself dates to the 1960s and served as a seat of German government during the Cold War before being transformed into a modern educational center.
The school's name reflects its founding purpose: a European center for management and technology. Daily life here brings together people from about 90 different countries, shaping the campus atmosphere and reinforcing its focus on global viewpoints.
The campus sits in central Berlin with good connections to local businesses and innovation centers. The building has been modernized multiple times but offers limited public access, so checking ahead about events or visitor policies is advisable.
The building's roof is fitted with solar panels that provide part of the school's electricity and support its goal to become carbon neutral by 2030. This demonstrates sustainable technology in practical daily use at a modern educational institution.
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