
Executive MBA (London)
Weekend or evening study options available.
Weekend or evening study options available.
Ranked 3rd in the UK by the Financial Times 2023 Executive MBA ranking, our Executive MBA (London) is available in a weekend or evening format.
So, if you are excited to explore the bigger picture, if you are ready to expand your network, if you want the tools to transform the next step of your career, then our Executive MBA (London) could be just what you are looking for.
Learning in London, the financial capital of the world
Opened in June 2015 on the 17th floor of The Shard, WBS London houses a 100-seat lecture theatre and a smaller one at 80 seats, plus eight seminar rooms and an IT lab. In 2018 we expanded our base at The Shard by 50% by also moving onto the 13th floor. The Shard is situated next to London Bridge so getting to us from anywhere in London couldn’t be easier.
Weekend or evening study options - You may choose between studying your Executive MBA (London) in either a weekend format, with your required modules typically taught on Fridays and Saturdays every other week between September and July, or the evening format, where each required module is typically taught over two evenings in a four-week period between September and July.
Leadership skills you can use immediately - We will support you in unlocking your full potential by providing intensive leadership development throughout the programme; enabling you to take the ideas, theories and solutions you have learned in the classroom straight into your place of work, so that whether it is improving something that already exists or starting something new, you can make an immediate positive impact.
Learning on another level with a locally based cohort - Your course will take place at our stunning base at The Shard, rising high above the bustling centre of London. The majority of our participants are experienced senior executives and professionals who are based in and around London, providing you with opportunities to meet up, study together and discuss group work outside of your scheduled teaching hours. This added contact time with your talented peers will maximise your learning experience, help strengthen your connections and broaden your professional network.
Leading academics and Professors of Practice - You will be inspired by and learn from some of the world’s leading academics alongside senior business people who join us as Professors of Practice. Our smaller class sizes mean that you'll benefit from in-depth discussions with both academics and Professors of Practice. This will support you in developing an inquisitive and entrepreneurial mind that will enable you to make a positive contribution to your organisation, thanks to the transformative research of our faculty which underpins our teaching.
Tailor your MBA to achieve your career aspirations - With a wide range of face-to-face electives, as well as additional distance learning options to select from, you can focus your MBA on specific areas of interest. You also have the opportunity to specialise your MBA in Entrepreneurship, Social and Environmental Sustainability, or Healthcare.
An influential global community - As part of the WBS community, you will be joining a diverse network of Change Makers, made up of more than 56,260 alumni from 171 countries. You will have the opportunity to network and exchange ideas with fellow graduates at networking events held around the world. Our alumni include global leaders operating in every type of organisation from start-ups to FTSE 100 companies, charities to management consultancies.
Develop new perspectives - We regularly invite guest speakers and distinguished practitioners to our Warwick campus and WBS London to provide you with exclusive insights into business. Alongside this, we have a range of professional networks, and geographical networks across the globe allowing you to tap into the knowledge, experience and insights of your fellow alumni for life.
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