Masters in Management

MiM FAQs

• Who is the programme aimed at?

  The Masters in Management is aimed at recent graduates who have graduated within the last two years, with a maximum of two years of postgraduate work experience. You should have the motivation and desire to build a strong foundation for a career in business and may come from a diverse academic and professional background. We will consider applicants who have broad work experience in non-traditional business roles such as engineering, science and arts.

• What kind of career does the MiM prepare me for?

  The MiM builds skills suitable for recruitment into pre-experience roles and graduate schemes in industry, banks, consultancies and other large organisations.

  View the most recent MiM employment report.

• What will I be studying?

  Core courses include Applied Microeconomics, Data Analytics for Management, Decision and Risk Analysis, Finance, Financial Accounting, Marketing, Performing in Organisations, Strategic Analysis and The Global Macroeconomy.

  Your learning is supported by a wide range of electives and practical options, including LondonLAB and Global experiential courses.

  Explore our programme content page for more details.

• Am I eligible for admissions?

  See our how to apply page or submit your CV for review.

  A member of our Recruitment Team will then be in touch to discuss eligibility and next steps.

• Do internships taken as part of my studies count as work experience?

  Only work experience gained post-graduation is considered towards the two-year limit requirement. Internships taken during your studies do not count, even if you have completed several.

• When should I apply? 

  Please view the deadline information on the how to apply page.

• Will I require a visa?

  If you are an EEA, Swiss or non-EEA national, you may need a visa to study in the UK. If you are an Irish citizen, you don’t need a visa to study in the UK.

  For more information, please visit our visa requirements page.

• Can I visit LBS?

  We host talk and tours on campus, as well as a large range of online events. Please visit our events page to browse all events.

  You can also explore a virtual tour of the school here. 

• Do you offer any financial aid?

  LBS offers several financing options to support your graduate studies, including merit funds and bursaries. Around 20% of the Early Careers class each year receives funding from one of the School’s scholarships, which are supported by the School, alumni and external donors.

  In addition to our own scholarship portfolio, there are also external loan options that admitted students can apply to, including Prodigy and Future Finance.

  For additional information on financial aid, please visit our fees, financing and scholarships page.

• Do I have to be on campus to study the programme?

  From September 2021, the School is adopting a Classroom First approach. For more information on what this means for you, visit our Campus FAQs page.