London Business School is the business school of the University of London. Founded in 1965, last year it graduated more than 800 students from 69 countries with MBAs, Masters of Science, and Masters in Finance degrees.
It is the UK's most international higher education institution, with over 80% of its students and 70% of its faculty coming from abroad. Each year, more than 5.000 executives participate in its executive education programs.
The Executive MBA programs consistently rank among the best in the world, and the full-time MBA program holds seventh place in the Financial Times' annual global ranking. The wide range of MBA programs also allows for a high level of personalization, and the institution is one of only three worldwide to offer the Sloan Fellowship for senior executives.
The school is among the most outstanding in the world and recent prestigious studies have included the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, a study of business and economic growth in 37 countries that represent 92% of the world's GDP, and the 'Triumph of the Optimists', a study of stock markets over more than 100 years.
London Business School aims to be a global business school; an educational community of renowned experts, professors, and students whose creative work has a far-reaching impact on business learning and practice internationally.





