Programme details
The MBA is a full-time programme that runs for 15-21 months.
The first year gives you competence in core areas, while the second year allows you a great deal of choice. You will differentiate yourself according to your strengths and preferences, and improve on your weaknesses.
Programme flexibility
Our flexible curriculum supports your individual development needs.
Learn more about programme flexibility
Teaching and assessment
You will learn chiefly through structured lectures and case discussions, sometimes alongside tutorials or workshops. Group work is an essential part of the course.
Read about learning methods and assessment
Core courses
In the first year you develop core knowledge and skills. You'll attend lectures in groups of around 75 students and study in a group of six or seven.
Read descriptions of the core courses
Electives
During the second year of the Programme you'll be able to choose between nine and 12 electives from a large and varied portfolio, including science, technology and real estate electives at University College London.
Browse the current elective portfolio
Leadership development
The MBA Programme offers you innumerable opportunities to learn about and practise the art of leadership.
Read about leadership development on the MBA Programme
Internship options
From June to September during your first year you will have the chance to put what you're learning into practice. Choose from a range of options for your summer.
Read about internships and summer programmes
Project work
Applying what you're studying to real-life contexts is a key aspect of learning on the London Business School MBA. This is highlighted by the project work conducted on the MBA.
Learn more about the projects
International exchange
You will have the opportunity for an international exchange at one of over 30 partner schools regardless of whether you aim to exit in 15, 18 or 21 months. It's your opportunity to build new business networks and experience a new culture.
Read more about international exchange opportunities
Learning a language
To be a successful global business leader you should have experience of learning a new language. We require our graduates to be competent in a language other than English.
Read about the language study on the London Business School MBA
Faculty
The MBA programme benefits from close links to industry and commerce. Our faculty members contribute to current business practice and thought with great distinction. And with 100 academics from more than 20 countries, the programme has a truly international flavour.
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