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Top industries
| Consultancy | — |
|---|---|
| Accounting & auditing | — |
| FMCG, manufacturing & retail | — |
| Financial & professional services | — |
| Information, digital technology & data | — |
Top recruiters
Deloitte · Accenture · Amazon · Boston Consulting Group · Goldman Sachs
Frequently asked questions
How long is the LSE Master's in Management and is it taught in English?
It is a one-year (12-month), full-time programme taught entirely in English on LSE's Houghton Street campus in central London, beginning in September after a self-paced online preparation period from July. The core covers managerial finance, financial and management accounting, a choice of managerial economics & strategy or behavioural strategy, and a choice of leading people & organisations or marketing management, plus a capstone 'Management in Action' project; students then take an elective from 25+ options and can add an optional 10–12 week summer work placement.
What are the career outcomes of the LSE Master's in Management?
LSE reports a median salary of £38,000 fifteen months after graduating, with graduates entering consultancy, accounting and auditing, FMCG, manufacturing and retail, financial and professional services, and information, digital technology and data. Named recruiters include Deloitte, Accenture, Amazon, Boston Consulting Group and Goldman Sachs. Read the salary figure as a UK base-pay median (not a multi-year, sector-adjusted FT figure), and confirm current destination data on the school's own page.