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University of London’s online BSc Business and Management

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University of London’s online BSc Business and Management

Learn to navigate issues in business and management with a strong foundation in social sciences and analytical problem-solving. Ready yourself to enter fields such as finance, human resources, information technology and more by enrolling in the University of London's BSc Business and Management programme.

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Flexible dates

August, November, February, May

Self-paced

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About the programme

  • Focus on quantitative skills:

    Introductory courses help you develop essential skills in mathematics, economics, accounting and statistics. They also address the global context of business and management.

  • Develop an applied understanding:

    Intermediate courses explore a range of more specialised management topics – from operations to finance to information systems – and provide a chance to hone analytical reasoning abilities.

  • Take a deep dive into key topics:

    Advanced courses help hone your strategic thinking and decision-making skills as you explore specialised areas of management, like human resources and marketing.

Curriculum

Developed by leading academics at LSE – ranked #3 globallyFootnote 1 in social sciences and management – the University of London’s BSc Business and Management programme combines social science methodologies with practical skills to prepare you for the competitive world of business and management.

The maximum registration period is six years, but you should aim to complete your programme within three to four years.

Throughout the 12-course programme, you’ll:

  • Analyse:

    business and management challenges through the lens of related social science disciplines.

  • Apply :

    international management concepts and theories to solve real-world business problems.

  • Understand:

    the processes, procedures and practices needed to manage organisations effectively.

Learner testimonials

Having people share their diverse experiences in the classroom has brought what I’m studying to life. Being at LSE makes you realise how big the world is, and how important it is to highlight our different stories.

Julian K.

I’m going to take advantage of all the opportunities that we have at LSE. I’m looking forward to making connections with people I never thought I’d meet. LSE is so international - you don’t get that anywhere else.

Andrea S.

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About your qualification

When you graduate with a degree, diploma or certificate from the University of London, you receive two important documents: your Final Diploma (the physical parchment you receive at graduation) and a Diploma Supplement. These documents are proof of your dedication and knowledge in your field and can be presented to future employers. 

The Final Diploma:

This document indicates that you were awarded a University of London degree, diploma or certificate. It also lists the name of the London School of Economics and Political Science as the member institution that developed the syllabus and provided assessment.

The Diploma Supplement:

This document describes the nature, level and content of the programme that you have successfully completed. It also includes the transcript of courses taken, marks achieved and overall classification.

Frequently asked questions

What are the programme requirements?

Prospective students must meet the University of London’s general entrance requirements and have completed mathematics to UK GCSE level (grade) 5 or equivalent. You can take the LSE Maths Essentials course if you do not yet meet the maths requirement.

Will my programme schedule be flexible?

Yes, your programme schedule can be flexible to your chosen study hours. However, it is suggested that you complete the programme within three to four years. The maximum period of registration is six years.

What career services are available to learners?

Online learners at the University of London have access to the University of London Careers Service office, which offers career education webinars, networking opportunities and the Careers Connect platform, where you’ll find job vacancies, career events and other resources.

What types of funding options are available?

Several funding options are available to online learners. These may include employer sponsorship, scholarships, grants and work-study programmes. Students may also fund their education through federal, private and personal student loans.