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Maryanyane Makhondo

Maryanyane Makhondo,

Botswana

The Master in Finance and Investments online programme met all her criteria, and even exceeded her expectations. Maryanyane was working as a financial controller while studying her online master’s degree. This course provided resources, up-to-date information, and career-focused skills that she could apply to many areas of her position. The online learning experience allowed Maryanyane to create her own study schedule, and even complete her assignments over the weekends. The years of dedication and work were all worth it to earn her degree. Upon graduating from her programme, surrounded by loved ones, Maryanyane had this to say about finishing the programme: “It’s happiness, it’s achievement, it’s hard work, and realising what I’ve done over the years, and getting tangible results.” As for the future of Maryanyane’s career, she believes this degree will open doors to exciting new professional possibilities. “I’m already a manager, and I think it just increased opportunities for me in the management role.”

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Joseph Ubong

Joseph Ubong, Nigeria

Though Joseph Ubong had already earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree before studying with London School of Business and Finance, he says the Master in Finance and Investments is his first truly global degree.

Alaa Radouani

Alaa Radouani, France

“I decided to study online so that I could keep my current job and learn something new at the same time."

Sumit Ahuja

Sumit Ahuja, India

Sumit Ahuja graduated in 2010 with a Masters in Finance (Investment and Securities). He has used the truly international nature of LSBF to get ahead in the world of international finance, as an Equity Derivatives Analyst for Citi Group.

Juan Jose Delgado

Juan Jose Delgado, Spain

Juan graduated in 2012 after coming to London to study at LSBF. He is currently employed by one of the biggest digital companies in the world; Amazon UK, as a Senior Marketing Manager. He chose LSBF because of their international environment, and clear idea of what an MBA should be.

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