The Worldwide Alumni Celebration (WAC) is London Business School’s annual tribute to the strength and spirit of its global community, with over 57,000 alumni connected across more than 60 cities: from ...

Is ESG helping businesses make better decisions or just adding noise? Professor Alex Edmans argues it’s time for a rethink. In this sharp and timely breakdown, he introduces rational sustainability: a ...

“The US - China relationship is highly volatile … the degree of uncertainty is huge,” says London Business School’s Professor Richard Portes - and that volatility is now cracking the global economy.

Three London Business School faculty have been named among The Case Centre’s Top 50 Bestselling Case Authors for 2024-25. Herminia has won two prizes at The Case Centre Awards and Competitions: the ...

Whether you are looking to kick-start or accelerate your career, we offer a masters course to suit your transition needs, at every stage of your career. If you are not a national of the European ...

Gain the skills and insights you need to research your target market and industry. Find out what it takes to turn your idea into a viable business. Gain a robust methodology for assessing and shaping ...

Embrace the digital era and lead your organisation to unlock boundless opportunities. Stay ahead in the swiftly changing global business landscape and help your business evolve with our Mastering ...

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Tuition fees for the 2025 MBA intake are £119,950. The tuition fee covers the full length of the 15-21 month programme and is not affected by your chosen exit point. Fees are exclusive of any ...

Gillian Ku on why we all rationalise our mistakes – and what that means for better decisions, self-awareness, and lasting performance ...

This coming year is likely to be one for recalibration in geo-economics and technology, to name but two areas. One recalibration is around the conflation of geopolitics and economics, and thus ...