Program Facts
Program Facts
Full-Time
12
months
English
38,472
GBP
Features:
- GMAT or GRE required for applicants without a UK undergraduate or graduate degree.
24
months
English
74,776
GBP
Features:
- GMAT or GRE required for applicants without a UK undergraduate or graduate degree.
- Program current tuition and fees are: Home students £73,630. Overseas students £74,776.
12
months
English
35,317
GBP
Features:
- Program taught in four intensive classroom modules of 1-2 weeks, six weeks in total.
12
months
English
36,168
GBP
Features:
- Program current tuition and fees are: Home students £35,472. Overseas students £36,168
10
months
English
36,168
GBP
Features:
- Program current tuition and fees are: Home students £35,472. Overseas students £36,168
12
months
English
36,168
GBP
Features:
- Current tuition and fees are: Home students £35,472. Overseas students £36,168.
- Program may be completed on a part-time basis over 24 months.
12
months
English
36,168
GBP
Features:
- Current tuition and fees are: Home students £35,472. Overseas students £36,168.
12
months
English
30,480
GBP
Features:
- Students choose between one of three streams: Human Resource Management, International Employment Relations, Organisational Behaviour.
12
months
English
35,628
GBP
Features:
- Program current tuition and fees are: Home students £34,980. Overseas students: £35,628
12
months
English
Features:
- Taught jointly by the LSE Law School and Department of Finance.
- Program to launch in September 2025.
Part-Time
17
months
English
71,086
GBP
Features:
- Program taught on a part-time, modular basis, requiring nine weeks in total out of the office.
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Jun 19, 2019
Jun 13, 2019
Mar 06, 2019
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