Management MSc

Bayes Business School’s Management MSc placed 65th worldwide — and among the top five in the UK — in the Financial Times Masters in Management 2025.¹ ² The one-year London programme reports an 88% employment rate at three months and an FT weighted three-year salary of about US$67,402, and the FT rates it among the world’s best for alumni career progression.² ⁵

Overview

Bayes is the business school of City St George’s, University of London — renamed from Cass Business School in 2021 — with a campus beside London’s financial district.¹ It is triple-crown accredited (AACSB, EQUIS and AMBA), all reconfirmed in 2025.³ For a wider view of whether the credential fits your goals, see our guide on whether a MiM is worth it in 2026.

Curriculum & Structure

The full-time Management MSc runs over 12 months, with specialist electives and an international elective or a month-long overseas business project, plus a choice of research project.¹ Bayes embeds AI literacy across the course, and the London setting gives close access to consulting, financial-services and corporate recruiters.

Application & Deadlines

The programme starts in September and admits on a rolling basis, so there is no fixed deadline — popular London master’s can fill early.¹ No GMAT is required to apply; the admissions panel may request one only as a condition of offer. International applicants should apply well ahead — see how to build a MiM profile.

Tuition & Funding

Tuition for September 2026 entry is £22,000 for UK/Home students and £33,600 for international students, with a £2,000 deposit; alumni receive a 20% loyalty discount.¹ London living costs add materially to the total.

Career Outcomes

The Financial Times 2025 weighted three-year salary is about US$67,402, with an 88% three-month employment rate, and Bayes ranks among the world’s best for alumni career progression — a measure of how far graduates advance after the degree.² ⁵ For early-career context, see our career learnings from a MiM.

Campus & Reputation

Sitting between the City of London and Tech City, Bayes has long-standing ties to finance, consulting and professional services, and its triple-crown standing plus strong career-progression results make the Management MSc a competitive London option.³ For how a MiM compares with an MBA, see our piece on MiM versus MBA.