Postgraduate Programmes, Master’s Degrees & Advanced Qualifications at LSBF

LSBF's Postgraduate Programmes

At the London School of Business and Finance (LSBF), we offer a range of postgraduate degree programmes designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge required to excel in today's competitive global market. Our programmes are tailored to provide practical, real-world insights and are delivered by industry-leading professionals. With a strong emphasis on innovation and excellence, our courses are designed to enhance your career prospects and open doors to new opportunities.

Taking a postgraduate degree gives you the opportunity to:

Learn more about a topic that interests you, particularly on a master’s degree
Benefit from flexible study – many students study part-time whilst they continue working
Gain a particular qualification for the job you want, such as a law degree
Improve your job prospects or choose a new direction for your career

At LSBF, you can choose from a wide range of master’s degrees, or a combination of a postgraduate programme with a professional qualification.

Entry Requirements

Our postgraduate degrees from London School of Business & Finance take applications from motivated individuals looking to gain the necessary skills to improve their job prospects. While entry requirements may differ between programmes, you’ll typically need to obtain and include:

A completed undergraduate degree or equivalent. Relevant work experience in lieu of this undergraduate degree may be accepted on a case-to-case basis.
English proficiency such as IELTS, TOEFL, PTE, and others.
Curriculum vitae (CV)/resumé

Depending on your postgraduate programme of choice, LSBF’s entry requirements vary, so it is best to check before applying.

Will postgraduate study improve my job prospects?

In general, having a postgraduate degree does improve job prospects, but it requires research and careful planning of how you will proceed after you finish the degree. By studying a postgraduate course, you will gain a deeper understanding of the field you want to work in. This is helpful to you when applying for jobs, as the employer will see from your CV that you have an active interest in the field and therefore are likely to be a good asset to their business. If you want to pursue an academic career, postgraduate degrees are especially useful, as they show dedication to study – particularly a master’s degree.