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MG200: Leading Organisational Change in the Age of Generative AI

Subject Area: Business and Management

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Course details

  • Department
    Department of Management
  • Application code
    SS-MG200
Dates
Session oneNot running in 2025
Session twoOpen - 14 Jul 2025 - 1 Aug 2025
Session threeNot running in 2025

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Overview

Organisations operate in an increasingly complex environment, where change is a constant feature of business life. As generative AI (GenAI) reshapes industries and transforms the way people work, understanding how to manage change and digital transformation becomes increasingly critical.

While GenAI offers unparalleled opportunities to enhance efficiency and productivity, it also presents complex challenges for management. Taking a multidisciplinary, social science-based approach, this course will equip you with the necessary leadership and change management skills to implement successful digital transformation projects. 

The integration of AI technologies requires significant adjustments to existing workflows, processes, and organisational culture. Change managers play a critical role in facilitating this transition, addressing resistance, fostering stakeholder engagement and ensuring a smooth and sustainable transition. The course blends theory with hands-on learning, using case studies and an interactive simulation game, where you will apply your knowledge by making strategic decisions. Additionally, you will gain practical experience through a real-life GenAI-focused consultancy project, where you will work in teams to develop a comprehensive organisational change plan for a UK-based organisation and present your recommendations to the organisation’s board as part of your assessment. Rather than focusing on the technical aspects of AI, data management, or machine learning, this course focuses on providing cutting-edge insights and practical skills for effectively managing change.

Key information

Prerequisites: A university level introductory course in either social science (e.g. political science, international relations, sociology, economics), psychology or management. 

Level: 200 level. Read more information on levels in our FAQs

Fees: Please see Fees and payments

Lectures: 36 hours

Classes: 18 hours

Assessment: A group presentation (30%) and an open book take-home assessment (70%)

Typical credit: 3-4 credits (US) 7.5 ECTS points (EU)

Please note: Assessment is optional but may be required for credit by your home institution. Your home institution will be able to advise how you can meet their credit requirements. For more information on exams and credit, read Teaching and assessment

Is this course right for you?

This course is ideal if you are seeking to understand the fundamentals of organisational change and improve your skills in leading people through their change journey in a landscape where Generative AI is transforming workplace dynamics and organisational structures.

If you are targeting a career in consulting, business management, HR, change management, strategy in the private sector, civil society or the public sector you should consider this course. 

Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Critically evaluate organisational change in the age of GenAI
  • Design strategic change management approaches
  • Learn to manage digital transformation, navigate politics, power and stakeholder relations
  • Assess how GenAI is transforming organisational processes, skills and human dynamics
  • Equip yourself with practical strategies to address resistance to change and technology
  • Develop change management competencies

Content

Jonathan Tam, Canada

The fundamentals of my course are covered at my home institution, but the summer school course gives me an extra breadth into how the industry works. It’s been a really good experience in diversifying my skill set.

Faculty

The design of this course is guided by LSE faculty, as well as industry experts, who will share their experience and in-depth knowledge with you throughout the course.

Dorottya Sallai

Dr Dorottya Sallai

Associate Professor of Management (Education)

Department

LSE’s Department of Management unites four subject areas – Employment Relations and Organisational Behaviour, Information Systems and Innovation, Managerial Economics and Strategy, and Management Science. It thereby combines the study of business and management with LSE’s renowned social sciences perspective. LSE is ranked 6th in the world for social sciences and management (2025 QS World University Rankings) and the Department of Management, along with the Departments of Accounting and Finance, was ranked as the UK leader for Business and Management Studies in the most recent Research Excellence Framework.

Our world-class record of multidisciplinary management research gives students a solid understanding of the global business environment. Whether learning the fundamentals of management or gaining advanced insights into specific aspects of strategy, negotiation, marketing or human resources, students will develop a competitive edge for their future career.

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