Department of Management

We produce world-class multi-disciplinary research on management issues and offer our students a deep insight into the functioning of the global business environment. We were formed in 2006 by uniting four management-related academic groups at the School into a single department. Our objective is to be the premier management department in Europe and one of the top departments in the world in both teaching and research.

Our uniquely sophisticated degree programmes combine the study of management with the School’s renowned social sciences perspective. We offer a wide range of management programmes for undergraduates, postgraduates, executives and senior executives serving a diverse international student body and global corporate recruiter.

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Dr Gus Hosein comments on the delay in rollout of UK ID cards
The scheme has been plagued by over-optimistic deadlines and at this rate it is going to be in the 2020s before the scheme gets going, comments Dr Hosein.
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Our research into the ID card scheme has also been recently mentioned by the BBC, Yahoo News, Lancashire Evening Post.

Professor gives expert advice to UK Health Committee
Professor Gwyn Bevan appears before the UK House of Commons Health Committee to give expert advice on healthcare commissioning.
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Department Professor wins most downloaded LSE research article prize
Professor Jacqueline Coyle-Shapiro wins Library Open Access Week prize for most downloaded LSE research article.
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TRIUM Executive MBA climbs to second in the world
Our TRIUM Executive MBA programme has climbed to second in the world according to today's Financial Times EMBA rankings.
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MSc Management and Strategy degree among the top ranked in the world
Our MSc Management and Strategy degree has placed fourth in the world in the recently published Financial Times 2009 Masters in Management rankings.
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The politics of personal identity
In this short film Dr Edgar Whitley, Reader in the Department, warns that in their proposed form, ID cards fail to distinguish the separate tasks of authentication and identification – forcing us to disclose more personal information than necessary.
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LSE is the best for career prospects says Guardian University Guide
LSE has come top for career prospects in The Guardian's University Guide 2010 in both the overall and Business and Management Studies rankings with 86% and 94% of graduates respectively finding graduate-level employment, or full-time study, within six months of graduation.
The guide is available to view on the Guardian website.

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