Business School
Asya Manova,
Bulgaria
Asya Manova graduated from LSBF in 2013. She combined her MSc Finance and Accounting with a part-time internship at Fidelity Worldwide Investment, subsequently being rewarded with a full-time position. “The international environment at LSBF was great – not only nurturing you as a part of a global world with the various team projects during the term, but also rewarding the individual achievements and developing business leaders.” Asya has since progressed in her career, receiving further promotion, and now holds the title of Senior RFP Consultant Database Analyst. She is now looking forwards to more career development opportunities. “My job allows me to be challenged and to learn something new every day, which makes it fantastic experience. Not to mention my manager and team which are very friendly, professional and flexible and make the working environment very pleasant.” Asya is also studying to complete the CFA programme. “Ipersonally think that life is all about learning and experiencing and the only way forward is to commit yourself to self-improvement and development.” Advice to LSBF students and graduates “Use all your time and opportunities to advance in your studies, meet as many people as possible and also try to find a professional course or internship.”
More student testimonials
Madeleine Creer,
She thanks the tutors for their great support and the opportunity to meet and interact with a range of different students. Madeleine hopes that one day she can become a lecturer and teach students herself – and her Global MBA will definitely help with that.
Hessa Hamad Al Ameeri, Kwait
"What I love about it is that you have the mentors with you all the time, trading next to you. You can ask whatever question you want. You really don't feel intimidated. It's very welcoming and very, very informative. It really changed the way I think about trading."
Ana Pavlova, Bulgaria
LSBF has the most amazing teachers. They have strong industry experience in the specific field they are teaching which is really helpful.
Lyazzat Zhussupova, Khazakstan
“There were a lot of lectures and modules that were useful for me. In my current job I still use this knowledge and new skills."