Developed to create (not for credit) opportunities that broaden students’ understanding of their own impact as future business leaders and to challenge perceptions about the role business can play in driving change.
We are inspired by the purpose and passion of our students who are focussed on applying innovative thinking in the area of business for development. We seek collaborations with student clubs and initiatives, that have the potential to evolve how we think about business.
We aim to inform your course content by raising awareness about how business can be a force for good and exemplifying where business has provided innovative solutions to development challenges. Through courses taught by faculty involved with the Wheeler Institute, you will be able to engage with research and frameworks we have supported and gain insights from connections of the Wheeler Institute.
We are inspired by the purpose and passion of our students who are focussed on applying innovative thinking in the area of business for development. We seek collaborations with student clubs and initiatives, that have the potential to evolve how we think about business. We support our students who are taking an active role in shaping and understanding this agenda, by:
Playing an advisory role on the content and delivery of student-led initiatives
Sourcing speakers and audiences
Amplifying student thought leadership
Engaging students with faculty, PhD students and influential individuals from specific sectors
Engaging LBS PhD students as subject experts in student-led initiatives
Africa Club is a student-run club at London Business School that promotes engagement on Africa within the school and with a broader community, either in London, Africa or globally. The Club members are individuals who have either worked in Africa or have cultural or professional interests in the continent.
Women in Business (WIB) Club at LBS is one of the biggest clubs on campus, covering a wide range of areas: from recruitment, to a sub-group of Manbassadors; from relations with external initiatives like UN Women and HeForShe - to running impactful workshops on entrepreneurship and personal development - and also running our alumni relations programme. In addition, WIB runs an annual flagship conference.
The Tech and Media Club aims to raise the profile of LBS amongst the broader technology community, both in the UK and internationally, and support the development and ongoing success of our students and alumni in the Tech & Media industries.
The goal of the Social Impact Club is to ignite purposeful leadership at LBS by making social impact relevant for all students. The Club explores projects that combine academic excellence, social consciousness and an enduring commitment to helping others. Encounter the NGO and NFP sectors’ greatest challenges and use state-of-the-art analysis to develop solutions.
With over 900 members, OiB is one of the strongest and most active clubs on campus and a tribute to the school's diversity. It provides an invaluable professional, social and support network for students, alumni, faculty and staff.
The Impact Consulting Club is one of the fastest growing clubs at London Business School. We provide postgraduate students, many of them experienced consultants and others aspirational, with the opportunity to provide pro-bono impact consultancy work with real clients across Europe and the World. In the past five years, we've worked with public sector clients, NGOs, and private sector companies.
The Healthcare Club represents all fields of the health landscape including health-tech, life-sciences, pharma, health-VC, healthcare provision and more. The Club's objectives are to create Educational, Networking, and Recruitment opportunities for its members, and to promote London Business School as a hub for healthcare.
Project Aasha is a social entrepreneurship project led by our Early Career students focussed on the strategy and implementation challenges of addressing poverty alleviation.
TheOur mission is to cultivate an environment that promotes the representation, well-being, and advancement of Black professionals in business. BiB will serve as a cultural foundation and network for Black students (past, present, and future) and their allies. The club is the ultimate conduit for the Black Inclusion Network and facilitator of ongoing discussion between LBS and students for a way forward on racial equality.
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The Impact Consulting Club is one of the fastest growing clubs at London Business School. We provide postgraduate students, many of them experienced consultants and others aspirational, with the opportunity to provide pro-bono impact consultancy work with real clients across Europe and the World. In the past five years, we've worked with public sector clients, NGOs, and private sector companies.
The Healthcare Club represents all fields of the health landscape including health-tech, life-sciences, pharma, health-VC, healthcare provision and more. The Club's objectives are to create Educational, Networking, and Recruitment opportunities for its members, and to promote London Business School as a hub for healthcare.
