Find in this article our tips to succeed in the ESH ESCP SKEMA exam. You will be able to consult the topics that have fallen in recent years, the reports from the past years’ jury, some guidance for your final tips, and practical advice.
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ESH ESCP SKEMA Topics from Recent Years
2025: How does economic theory perceive the company?
2024: Does openness to international trade belong to the past?
2023: The primary objective of the central bank is to ensure price stability—Essay on the functioning of the European Union
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What the Jury Reports Say
The jury reports provide valuable advice for candidates and must be read in detail along with the exam. This will help you best prepare for the ESH ESCP SKEMA 2025 exam.
“It is necessary to take the time to analyze the terms and formulation of the topic before starting to outline a plan, to grasp all the dimensions of the topic presented.” (2024)
“In the introduction, the construction of a problem statement is essential. This is the condition for a proper arrangement of presented arguments, avoiding incoherent ideas.” (2020)
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For ESH ESCP SKEMA 2025, We Will Focus On
- Monetary policies: there was a lot of discussion in 2022 and no topic clearly referenced it (except maybe at ESSEC), so stay prepared this year as well.
- Fiscal and social policies: it has been a long time since a topic on social protection has been chosen.
- Development strategies: always good to master, as these chapters showcase many useful cross-cutting references for many topics.
- The firm and the entrepreneur/firm theories: among the favored themes of Emmanuel Combe, so in line with the exam’s spirit.
Tips to Ace in ESH ESCP SKEMA 2025 Economics
- Take detailed notes on your draft sheet and take your time before drafting: this will prevent you from forgetting important points in your argumentation and not knowing what to write (especially in the last hour when you are not very lucid).
- Be as clear as possible: this will simply allow you to be well understood by your examiner. Students who write better will definitely have an advantage, but do not overdo it. Even if some formulations may seem quite heavy, it is better than being vague to show the examiner what you want to demonstrate.
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