Galileo Global Éducation System: The latest figures, news and market research on Galileo Global Éducation System

Turnover: 1 billion EUR (2023)

Country: France

European leader in private higher education in the fields of applied arts, design and communication, and management
54 schools of excellence in 13 countries, 90 campuses and 170,000 students.
Prestigious schools: Paris School of Technology and Business, ESG Group (ESG Luxe, ESG RH, ESG Finance, etc.), Cours Florent, Penninghen, Web School Factory, Cours Florent, Studi.
Acquisition of a stake in EM Lyon

Galileo Education opens a campus in Dijon 16/12/2023

Private higher education group Galileo Global Education plans to open a new 1,800 square meter campus in Dijon, France
Three schools will be present: Ersac, Ecole Supérieure de Gestion (ESG) and Digital Campus.
200 students will be enrolled from the start of the academic year, and the number of students is expected to reach 1,000 by 2027.
Galileo Global Education's investment in the new campus amounts to 3 million euros.
One hundred trainers will be hired, for an hourly volume of between 30 and 100 hours.
The cost of tuition for non-rotating students is 7,800 euros for one year.

Grandes Ecoles: Galileo takes a stake in EMLyon and goes back on the offensive 19/12/2022

Galileo Global Education: 200,000 students trained every year on 106 campuses in 15 countries
Galileo, Europe's leading private education group
EMLyon aims to accelerate its international expansion and plans to buy other schools
Galileo joins supervisory board with €50 million capital increase

Galileo Global Education invests 1.5 billion euros to expand its network of schools 21/02/2022

with a network of 55 schools on 85 campuses in some 20 countries, the Paris-based group has recently become the world leader in private education, ahead of the American Laureate Education.
It has also taken over a school of applied arts in England, a design school in Madrid and IPETH, a training school for physiotherapists and nurses in Mexico.
The originality of Galileo's offer is to cross-train within its network of 55 schools, so that a student from the Institut Culinaire de France in Bordeaux (recally acquired by Galileo) is also trained in stage direction by a teacher from the Cours Florent (to work on room service), in design by a teacher from Strate and in digital by Hétic.
5.000 employees
Creation of four Eva Santé schools for care assistants, in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Hauts-de-France, Nouvelle-Aquitaine and Centre-Val de Loire,
Creation of a medical school in Germany, in Frankfurt in 2022
Galileo is backed by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), Téthys Invest, the Bettencourt Meyers family investment fund, the British fund Montagu Private Equity and Bpifrance
Galileo is valued at 5 billion euros, and its sales, kept secret, are expected to exceed one billion euros, half of which will be generated outside France.
Within five years, the aim is to reach one million students, compared with 200,000 today.

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