MSc International Management

About the MSc programme

The MSc International Management degree offers the opportunity to combine an analytical approach to studying management at LSE with the more practical approach of an MBA programme. All students spend a term abroad at a prestigious MBA school in North America or Asia. After completing the degree, students often go on to careers in banking, consulting or in multinational companies.

Applications

Interested students should contact the coordinator, Laura Gnata (l.gnata@lse.ac.uk|) for further information on availability of places and the application criteria.

Students must take four half unit courses at LSE, courses to the value of one full unit at a school/university abroad, and a 10,000 word dissertation.

Compulsory courses 

(* half unit)

• Either Business in the Global Environment* or The World Trading System*
• Dissertation

Options

Courses to the value of one and a half units from: 

• Incentives and Governance in Organisations*
• International Marketing: A Strategic Approach*
• The Analysis of Strategy A*
• Systems Thinking and Strategic Modelling* 
• Negotiation Analysis*
• Personnel Economics* 
• Management of Human Resources: Strategies and Policies*
• Accounting in the Global Economy*
• Leading Entrepreneurial Organisations in Global Markets*
• Business in the Global Environment* or The World Trading System* † (subject to approval)
• One half unit from other available courses at the School

† if not previously taken

Term abroad

Courses to the value of one unit to be taken at one of the IMEX partner schools.