Class Profile

Class Size

40

Average Age

26

Average Work Experience

2 Years

Career Outcomes

Median Earnings After Graduation

$1,10,000 / year

Graduation Rate

94%

Top recruiters

EY

Morgan Stanley

McKinsey

Genentech

The Walt Disney Company

Illinois Institute of Technology

Tetra Tech

Texas Tech University

Infineon Technologies

Dell Technologies

United Technologies

Fees and Funding

Tuition Fees

$75,000 / year

Overall Cost

$90,000 / year

FAQs

• Are there any course exemptions?

  

  Students with a relevant postgraduate or professional qualification, gained within the last 10 years, may be able to obtain a waiver from certain core courses. In addition, students with significant and demonstrable experience in certain professional areas may also be considered for a waiver from the relevant core course through passing a qualifying test or examination. MBA2025 students were able to apply for waivers from the following subjects: Data Analytics for Managers, Marketplaces, Macroeconomics for Managers. Please note: all waivers are reviewed annually.

• What is the Business Project?

  

  Business Project is an elective course that you can take in your second year of the MBA. It enables you to test your skill set addressing a real-life business problem. This elective allows you to apply the business skills, frameworks, and tools acquired thus far in the programme.

• 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 Economics Technology and Analytics Sustainability

• What are the term dates? When will I be studying?

  

  The programme begins in early August each year with an Orientation week. This includes vital pre-course activities, supporting your transition into the programme, as you learn to work successfully with your study group and begin identifying your goals. This is following by three study periods: Autumn Term (August to December), Spring Term (January to March), and Summer Term (April to July). Exams take place throughout your first year, and these may be scheduled over weekends. Core courses run Monday - Friday and you will also spend time throughout the week in a variety of classes, tutorials and personal and professional development sessions. In addition, a number of block weeks, covering various electives, run outside term time. Students are also required to complete a range of exams, assignments and project work over the break periods. We recommend you see your study at London Business School as a continuous period of education from August through to June each year, with vacations involving consolidation, preparation and project work, as well as completing your summer internship in the main summer break.