Master's in Management Studies

Class Profile

Class Size

100

Average Age

29

Average Work Experience

2 Years

Students

56% FULL TIME ENROLLMENT FROM ASIA

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Graduation Rate

95%

Top recruiters

Accenture

Deloitte

PwC

Amazon

McKinsey

Dell

Genentech

Illinois Institute of Technology

BCG

Tetra Tech

Texas Tech University

Dell Technologies

Mondelez International

Edelman

Royal Adelaide Hospital

The Citadel Theatre

Delta Air Lines

University of Adelaide

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$47,500 / year

Overall Cost

$64,000 / year

Scholarships

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FAQs

• WHAT ALUMNI ARE SAYING?

  

  LBS gave me an opportunity to completely change my career - going from working in a non-profit to being an investment banker is unheard of. I feel very lucky. As an American with above-average but still limited international exposure, it was a formative experience that gave me an opportunity to totally reset my mindset, pick up new skills, and enjoy an outstanding intellectual community. I gained huge confidence in my ability to start and manage a company. I maintain a close relationship with several professors 5 years after leaving, as well as several professional relationships with alumni across different years and programmes at LBS

• What is an elective concentration?

  

  Elective concentrations allow you to focus your studies in a specialism. Each year, faculty defines a small sub-set of courses that form the basis of a concentration. By successfully completing electives from this shortlist, you can achieve a concentration, which will be confirmed in writing on completion of your MBA. Concentrations currently on offer include: Change Management Entrepreneurship Finance Marketing Private Capital Strategy

• How does the flexible completion date work?

  

  The MBA programme has 15, 18, and 21-month exit points. These time frames capture the amount of study you are expected to undertake. I.e. if you start in August 2025, you may be permitted to take your last class in December 2026. In order to graduate from the programme at one of our early exit points, you will need to have met all programme requirements: pass your Business Fundamentals, Tailored Core and a minimum of 10 elective courses, and complete experiential programme elements like Leadership Launch and the Global Experience. Please note that, by choosing an early exit, you may limit your choice of available electives. Those going on International Exchange will not be able to exit the programme at 15 months.

• How many hours a week will I need to study?

  

  You will usually take four courses at any one time. Typically these will involve a weekly three-hour class. You should expect to spend about two and a half hours in private study, group meetings and group work for every hour in the classroom. You will also participate in Career Centre sessions, workshops and activities throughout the term.

• What group work is involved in the programme?

  

  In the first year you will join a study group of five or six people who you work with throughout the Business Fundamentals core. The group is a microcosm of your class, combining a diversity of nationalities and different professional and undergraduate backgrounds. In the Tailored Core and in Year Two you have the chance to work with other groups, from across all London Business School programmes. Successful group working is at the heart of the London Business School experience. Up to 30% of your marks on a given course can be for group performance. It is therefore very important to make your group work well. There is plenty of emphasis on techniques for successful group work in GLAM and through the various skills course