ICN Creative Business School Germany

ICN Business School is a prestigious Grande Ecole of management, holding the distinguished triple accreditation from AACSB, EQUIS, and AMBA. Established in 1905 in Nancy, France, the school was originally known as the Institut Commercial de Nancy and was created by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Meurthe-et-Moselle. It is a non-profit institution operating under the French 1901 Association Law and is officially labeled EESPIG by the French government. ICN is associated with the University of Lorraine and is authorized to grant state-recognized degrees, including a Bachelor in Management (Bac+3) and a Master in Management (Bac+5) through its Grande Ecole program. Over the years, the school has expanded its presence to four campuses: Nancy and Paris La Défense in France, and Nuremberg and Berlin in Germany. In 1999, ICN joined forces with the National Graduate School of Art in Nancy and Nancy Mines to establish the Artem Alliance, which integrates disciplines of art, technology, and management. In 2003, the school formally became known as ICN Business School, reflecting its growth and modern educational vision. The Paris campus welcomed its first intake in 2018, followed by the Berlin campus in 2019, marking the school’s growing international footprint. That same year, ICN launched Station A, a physical and intellectual space designed to connect the school with global innovation and thought leadership.