Business and Management
Build real understanding of global business, from leadership and strategy to consumer behaviour, marketing and beyond.
In our global and interconnected economy, success hinges on understanding how to bargain and negotiate, how to lead through conflict and crisis, how to unlock innovation – and how to lead world-class strategy.
Business and Management at LSE Summer School offers you a comprehensive portfolio of courses that explore this ever-evolving landscape. Expertly designed and led by renowned LSE faculty, our courses expose you to the core mechanisms of top-tier management and leadership practices: from marketing that works to the science and art of decision-making, via analytics and big data and the management and economics of innovation and beyond.
You will slice through the complexity underpinning big ideas, and work with peers from around the world to translate theory into practice via real-world case studies and the dynamics of open, faculty-led discussion. You will emerge more agile, more creative and more strategic in your thinking, with new tools and frameworks to overcome challenges, find solutions and deliver tangible impact in your chosen industry.
Business and Management courses at LSE Summer School leverage the full benefits of LSE multidisciplinary research and expertise, along with the thought leadership of one of the world’s foremost departments of Management. Our courses are suited for students from all backgrounds who share a deep curiosity about global business, and who are keen to develop a real competitive advantage for their future career.
LSE ranked #6 university in the world for Social Sciences and Management in the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024.
Ranked #3 University in Europe for social sciences and management
Also ranked as the UK leader for Business and Management Studies in the most recent Research Excellence Framework (along with the Departments of Accounting and Finance).
QS World Rankings 2024: Social sciences and managementBusiness and Management
MG203: Industrial Policy: Leading the Green and Digital Transitions
This course examines novel industrial policy initiatives in Europe and beyond, in response to the green and digital transitions and the supply chain disruptions since the Covid lockdowns.
View courseThe thing that I enjoyed the most in the course is having the chance to talk to professionals and ask them the questions you cannot get answers to from textbooks back at home.
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