LSE Department of Management

LSE Department of Management The Department of Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science.

The Department of Management is located on the LSE campus in the heart of London. Our approach to Management teaching and research is interdisciplinary, analytically rigorous and globally diverse, with the betterment of society as our fundamental aim. We aim to teach our students how to be innovative contributors to society, rather than competent appliers of tools, and we develop their talent to achieve lasting success over a lifelong career. Find out more about studying in the department and applying for our programmes here: www.lse.ac.uk/management

🌍 Celebrating Entrepreneur Day with our Department of Management Alumni 📖This Entrepreneur Day, we're proud to spotlight...
27/08/2026

🌍 Celebrating Entrepreneur Day with our Department of Management Alumni 📖

This Entrepreneur Day, we're proud to spotlight four inspiring members of our alumni: Marco Nobel, Funmi Lawal, Pierre Gaubert and Sofiia Kekukh community whose journeys demonstrate the power of ambition, innovation and perseverance.

From building successful ventures to creating meaningful impact in their industries, and Funmi Lawal have each carved their own path as entrepreneurs, turning ideas into action and challenges into opportunities.

Their stories are a reminder that entrepreneurship is about more than starting a business. It's about creativity, resilience, leadership and the courage to pursue new possibilities.
We are delighted to celebrate their achievements and the positive impact they continue to make around the world. 🚀

What does life after MISDI look like? đź‘€We recently caught up with Yuheng Wang (MSc Management of Information Systems and...
21/08/2026

What does life after MISDI look like? đź‘€

We recently caught up with Yuheng Wang (MSc Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation, 2025) to learn about his journey from student life at LSE to launching a career in fintech with Shanghai Pudong Development Bank's FinTech Graduate Scheme.

In this alumni spotlight, Yuheng reflects on the value of combining technology, management and innovation, shares insights into the transition from university to work, and offers advice for students considering careers in the rapidly evolving digital economy.

Read the full blog: Life after MISDI: From LSE to a career in FinTech

🎓 Alumni of the month 🎓We have an inspiring Alumni of the Month to share with you. Meet Lubna Kayyali, an Executive Glob...
20/08/2026

🎓 Alumni of the month 🎓

We have an inspiring Alumni of the Month to share with you. Meet Lubna Kayyali, an Executive Global Master's in Management alumna whose career spans governance, law, entrepreneurship and creative ventures. From advising organisations across the UAE, GCC, US and EU to founding her own fine jewellery house, illi Collection, Lubna's story demonstrates the power of curiosity, precision and having the confidence to forge your own path.

Lubna has chosen"River Flows in You" by Yiruma as her Alumni of the Month track. The piece reminds her that water has both fluidity and perseverance; it goes where it needs to go with grace, a philosophy that continues to guide her approach to work, business and life.

👉 https://www.lse.ac.uk/management/alumni/aotm 🔗

£30,525 towards your GMiM tuition fees 👀 We’re excited to launch the new Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholars...
11/08/2026

ÂŁ30,525 towards your GMiM tuition fees đź‘€
 
We’re excited to launch the new Hinrich Foundation Global Trade Leader Scholarship for future Global Master’s in Management (GMiM) students.
 
Swipe to learn more about the scholarship, eligibility criteria and the opportunities available to successful scholars. 
 
đź”— Learn more about the GMiM via the link in our bio.
 

🎓✨ Congratulations to the LSE Department of Management Class of 2026 Summer Graduation!It was wonderful to see so many m...
31/07/2026

🎓✨ Congratulations to the LSE Department of Management Class of 2026 Summer Graduation!

It was wonderful to see so many members of the Department of Management community come together to celebrate the LSE Class of 2026. Graduation is a significant milestone, marking years of hard work, dedication and achievement, and it was a pleasure to share this special occasion with our graduates, their families and friends.

The ceremonies were filled with pride, excitement and a real sense of community, as students celebrated not only their own accomplishments but also those of their classmates and peers.
Congratulations to all of our graduates on reaching this important milestone.

We are incredibly proud of everything you have achieved and look forward to following your future successes as members of our global Department of Management alumni community. 🎓✨

AI is changing global business. The question is: how should leaders respond?New to the Executive Global Master’s in Mana...
30/07/2026

AI is changing global business. The question is: how should leaders respond?

New to the Executive Global Master’s in Management (EGMiM), Digital Strategy and Innovation explores how organisations are navigating the opportunities and challenges created by generative technologies.

Taught by Professor Youngjin Yoo, one of the world’s leading scholars in digital innovation, the course equips leaders with the frameworks to understand and shape the future of business.

✨ AOM LSE Social in Philadelphia! ✨ Are you attending this year’s Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Meeting, or are you...
29/07/2026

✨ AOM LSE Social in Philadelphia! ✨

Are you attending this year’s Academy of Management (AOM) Annual Meeting, or are you based in or around Philadelphia? We’d love to see you at our drinks reception:

đź“…Date: Sunday 2nd August
đź•›Time: 6.00 - 8.30 pm
📍Location: Tir na nOg (Irish Pub in central Philadelphia.)

Faculty and PhD students from LSE’s Department of Management will be attending, and would love to reconnect with alumni who will also be there.

Please join us for an evening of drinks, hors d'ouvres and networking, with speeches from 6.30pm.

We look forward to seeing you in Philadelphia!

RSVP here:

Join us for a special reception hosted by LSE Department of Management at AOM!

Last week we were delighted to welcome students from UC Riverside to LSE to learn more about the School's graduate progr...
22/07/2026

Last week we were delighted to welcome students from UC Riverside to LSE to learn more about the School's graduate programmes and connect with staff, alumni and a current student.

After an introduction to our fields of study from Deputy Head of Student Recruitment (International and Study Abroad) Will Breare-Hall, Department of Management Careers Consultant Emma Mullen, Master's in Management alum Prasad Shinde, BSc Management alum Andreas Heraclides and MSc Human Resources and Organisations student Sarah Ross, RCC, CHRP hosted a careers networking session. With the sun shining, we finished the morning with a tour of campus led by Student Ambassador Ateeq Khaliq.

A big thank you to our hosts and the University of California, Riverside for a great morning!

🌿 It's not all about the classroom.Recently, a group of students from the Department of Management visited Seaford and t...
22/07/2026

🌿 It's not all about the classroom.

Recently, a group of students from the Department of Management visited Seaford and took on the Seven Sisters Cliffs.

📸 Scroll through the photos to see highlights from the day.

We're delighted to celebrate Marco Nobel, a MSc Management alumnus, entrepreneur and founder and CEO of Fuse, as our Alu...
20/07/2026

We're delighted to celebrate Marco Nobel, a MSc Management alumnus, entrepreneur and founder and CEO of Fuse, as our Alumni of the Month.

Since graduating from LSE, Marco has built and scaled ventures focused on bringing people together, from creating a student platform that reached over a million people across 200 cities to reimagining community living through Fuse.
Driven by creativity, ambition and a passion for connection, his journey reflects the value of resilience, leadership and taking calculated risks.

Marco has chosen a song track he produced himself 'Say My Name' by Maggie Szabo & Marco Nobel (https://open.spotify.com/track/2pUWkhih7TLefHJLpKlZU0)
A record that brings back memories of his social life at LSE and inspired him to create his own version a few years later.

👉please click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/dUUUFSP

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