4 Tips to Find an Amazing Masters in Business

Now more than ever, business executives need to be able to work across borders and cultures. While many courses claim to impart their students with a ‘global outlook’ on business, not all universities actually deliver on their promises. London Business School recently welcomed its first Global Masters in Management (GMiM) cohort, who will be spending their first year in London and their second year in Shanghai at Fudan School of Management, thus gaining a unique perspective of two global cities and their business practices.

Most master’s in business degrees cover a wide range of topics, but some actually offer students the opportunity to specialize – setting them up to apply for more specialized roles once they graduate. So, before you click on ‘apply’, take the time to think long and hard about your interests and skillset.

Are you a financer at heart? If so, why not pursue a Master’s in Financial Analysis (MFA) to build and shape your financial skills – both technical and professional – before taking on a job in the finance industry? Or are you cut out for a career in management? Whatever your profile, make sure you explore all the options before you commit.

When comparing master’s in business programs, you may find it useful to consult a selection of business school rankings. You’ll find that the league tables all point to London Business School as a leader in business education. First in Europe for research excellence and employability according to the QS Global 250 Business Schools Report 2017, London Business School was also ranked second in the world for business and management studies, in the latest QS World University Rankings by Subject.

Join a diverse community of leaders and high performers

With campuses in London and Dubai, London Business School offers a diverse community of students and staff, spanning many countries, age groups, talents and backgrounds. The School has a global alumni network of over 42,000 successful business professionals in more than 155 countries. Women account for over half of the senior management team, and staff members represent 50 nationalities, aged between 22 and 73! Approaching each student as an individual, the school’s recruitment team offers one-to-one support to help each applicant understand their options, and take the best next step.

So, what are you waiting for?