Accelerate your path to becoming an impactful leader with an Imperial MBA
Imperial is one of the world’s premier universities, and a leader in technology and innovation. Studying your MBA with us will expose you to new ideas and disciplines, as well as connect you to a cohort of exceptional classmates.
We have recently evolved our Full-Time MBA, allowing you maximum choice in creating a personal curriculum to suit your career goals. Learn to master not just the skills, but also the behaviours and attitudes that leaders must possess.
Personalise your MBA every step of the way
Our flexcore modules are where you’ll begin to tailor your journey, followed by a choice of over 40 electives across a wide range of topics. You have the option to shape your individual pathway, or take specialisms in analytics, entrepreneurship, or finance.
Knowing, doing, being: your leadership journey
Embark on a journey of development and discovery, grounded with the self-awareness to become a responsible and impactful leader of inclusive and sustainable organisations on our innovative LEADS module.
Supported by your personal careers consultant, throughout the one-year MBA you will work towards maximising your leadership capability and professional effectiveness.
Immersive and practical learning
Immersive experiences complement your learning, including travelling with your cohort on the Global Experience Week, working with Imperial scientists on bringing new technologies to market, and consulting with multinationals and tech startups. The London Tech Trek and the Imperial tech frontiers series will give you direct access to inspiring leaders.
An MBA in London at a global top 10 university
Imperial College London is a leading global university, ranked #9 in Europe in the QS World University Rankings 2023.
You will be taught by world-renowned faculty who are leaders in their field and study in one of the world's leading global hubs for business, finance, science, and technology. Few places can claim to offer more potential to a future leader than London.