LSBF in the Headlines

On Friday 3 June LSBF alumnus and research analyst with FXTM Lukman Otunuga was interviewed by The Cable on the outlook for Nigeria’s economy in the short as well as…

LSBF Business Development & Placements Executive Mohammed Rahman was quoted in a Guardian article discussing how to apply for your dream job on Wednesday 27 April.

LSBF Associate Lecturer Ben Botes receiving with the prestigious ‘Innovator of the Year’ award at the South African Chamber of Commerce and Brand South Africa Business Awards, was featured in…

LSBF CEO & Rector Professor Maurits van Rooijen’s article titled ‘EU Freedom of Movement Is Good for British Businesses - And for Your Career’ was published in The Huffington Post…

LSBF Interim Head of Employability & Careers George Brown has been quoted in a JobsNHire article on job-hunting on Monday 18 April.

GUS chief academic officer Professor Dr Maurits van Rooijen’s article titled ‘Global Experience and the Multinational University’ was published in the North American higher education e-newspaper The Evolllution, on Wednesday…

LSBF’s online MBA was mentioned in Business Day, one of South Africa’s national newspapers, as part of a feature on e-learning with a focus on Africa, on Tuesday 22 March.

LSBF interim head of employability and careers George Brown was quoted in a Guardian article on job-hunting, on Monday 21 March.

BDaily this week featured an article from The Language Gallery’s Academic Director Lea Aylett making the social case for language learning, on Thursday 17 March.

An article authored by LSBF CEO & Rector Professor Maurits van Rooijen on the importance of interpersonal skills in today's workplace was published in The Huffington Post, on Tuesday 15…

BDaily this week featured an article from Study InterActive’s Director of Academic Affairs Jeremy Bradley discussing online security issues that educational institutions have to face with e-learning, on Tuesday 8…

The Guardian cited the LSBF Careers Report in a Comment is Free article on factors behind workers quitting their jobs, on Tuesday 8 March.