This one-year programme combines rigorous analytical training with real-world experience, equipping you to tackle the complexities of global organisations. You’ll master core management skills — strategy, leadership, marketing, and finance — while exploring the economic, social, and political forces shaping the business world today.  Expect to put knowledge into practice through a capstone project with a global company and an international study trip . Upon graduating, follow in the footsteps of alumni excelling in companies like Amazon, Accenture and Google or blazing in their entrepreneurial trails.

This unique two-year programme combines rigorous academic learning with global exposure. In your first year, you’ll build a strong foundation in management theory, covering topics like managerial economics, organisational behaviour, and finance. Year 2 offers you the opportunity to specialise through one of three pathways: spend a term abroad with the CEMS MiM programme, join an MBA exchange at top global institutions like Yale or Northwestern, or stay at LSE and specialise in areas like finance and strategy.

This one-year programme offers a distinctive blend of human insights, analytical expertise and business acumen, aimed at equipping you with the skills needed to succeed. You’ll build a fundamental understanding of customer behaviour, drawn from the latest research and insights, and how to apply analytics to drive marketing success. You’ll also learn about the wider business context in which marketing teams operate and the role of marketing in driving strategic organisational objectives. The Marketing Action Learning Project (MALP) grants you the opportunity to work with a real-world organisation on a solution to an existing issue, where you’ll have the chance to present your findings.

This one-year programme nurtures the skills you’ll need to lead in a digital world, examining emerging fields such as AI, big data analytics, and digital governance. You’ll engage in the intensive Sprint Week group project, collaborating with faculty and real-world clients on a technology management consultancy project, honing your ability to apply digital innovation concepts in practice. Other programme highlights include the Summer Camp: AI in Practice, an optional week of non-assessed learning after the Sprint Term concludes, an alumni networking event, and a social trip to the city of Bath.

This programme combines economic theory with real-world management practices, providing a critical understanding of incentives, governance, organisational design, and strategic decision-making. Through five core courses and a range of electives, you’ll learn to apply economic analysis to solve complex managerial problems. The programme culminates in a 6,000-word dissertation, allowing you to specialise in an area of your choice. Graduates go on to succeed in top firms like PwC, Deloitte, and McKinsey.

This MSc offers a comprehensive blend of theory and practical skills in managing people and teams. It covers foundational HR management and strategy, with three distinct streams to tailor your learning to your career goals: Human Resource Management (HRM), International Employment Relations (IER), and Organisational Behaviour (OB). The HRM and IER streams are accredited by the Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD), ensuring globally recognised qualifications. The Organisational Behaviour stream focuses on change management and employee behaviour, preparing you for roles in consulting, HR, and organisational psychology. The programme is aligned with the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), offering an edge for professionals targeting careers in the US and beyond.

This unique one-year programme aims to equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand social innovation, as well as to think about how to finance and launch successful entrepreneurial ventures with social goals. You’ll develop the skills to understand the root causes of social challenges and drive real change, as well as master key management and leadership skills, empowering you to become an outstanding leader. One of the highlights of the programme is the international field trip (currently in Kenya or South Africa) where you’ll take your learning beyond the classroom and have the opportunity to collaborate with a real-world organisation. 

Unlike traditional MBA programmes, this master’s focuses on understanding the root causes of business challenges within a global context. Designed for experienced professionals, it’s structured in short, intensive modules — seven core classroom modules over 17 months, with five held in London and two at international locations. This format allows you to balance work and study commitments, requiring only nine weeks away from your workplace to become a better leader and decision-maker.