A unique educational institution, London School of Business & Finance offers industry-focussed programmes designed to reflect global market trends. LSBF attracts the most talented and ambitious candidates from more than 150 countries worldwide, and works with their corporate partners to develop programmes structured with an international perspective in mind. LSBF offers an unrivalled portfolio of professional qualifications, as well as innovative degree programmes at postgraduate and undergraduate level, with the flexibility to tailor your studies to your own career aspirations.

OVERVIEW OF THE PROGRAMMES

Undergraduate Programmes

•    Bachelor in International Business

Postgraduate Programmes

•    MBA
•    MBA: Double Degree
•    MSc in Marketing
•    MSc in Finance
•    MSc in Finance: Double Degree
•    Master in International Business: Double Degree
•    LLM in International Business Law
•    Pre Master Program

Professional Qualifications

•    Accountancy (ACCA and CIMA)
•    Finance (CFA)
•    Marketing (CIM)

Dual Programmes

The LSBF are committed to helping their students to stay ahead of the field, and their pioneering Dual Programmes combine academic excellence with real-world practical skills for that vital competitive edge. Studying your MBA or Master’s programme in conjunction with any of their professional qualifications saves time, increases your career opportunities and gives you the skills and knowledge you need to stand out from the crowd.

Online Study

LSFB’s ground-breaking online study platform InterActive redefines distance learning offering complete flexibility without compromising on quality. With real-time interactive classrooms, forums and a library of studio-quality recorded lectures, you can manage your own time and workload and take control of your studies.

INTERNATIONAL ADMISSIONS

Whether you are planning to study for an MBA or gain further professional qualifications, our International Office can offer you an exceptional service. The team is internationally focused and has an excellent understanding of the needs of students from overseas.

And, if you would like to meet the LSBF’s representatives when we visit your country, look at our LSBF Worldwide section which gives details of their activities and agents around the world

SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMMES

Working with the royal patron His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent GVCO and corporate partners, we’ve developed a range of merit-based scholarships for students who demonstrate exceptional potential. You can apply for the scholarship that matches your circumstances and academic interests from the following:

•    The Emerging Markets Scholarship (in collaboration with our royal patron HRH Prince Michael of Kent, GCVO)
•    The Entrepreneurship Scholarship
•    The Diversity Scholarship
•    The Women in Business Scholarship
•    The Corporate Scholarship

CONTACT INFORMATION

London Holborn Campus
8/9 Holborn, EC1N 2LL, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7823 2303
Fax: +44 (0) 7823 2302
Email: info@lsbf.org.uk

London Marble Arch Campus
Lex House, 17 Connaught Place, London, W2 2ES, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 207 100 1808
Fax: +44 (0) 207 823 2302
Email: info@lsbf.org.uk

The official webpage.

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The University of Cambridge is located 50 miles north of London and is one of the oldest and most distinguished universities in the world. Teaching has taken place in Cambridge since 1209 and today there are over 17,000 students at the University, including almost 3,000 international students from a wide range of countries.

Cambridge is one of the most selective of all universities. Only about 25 per cent of all applicants are successful, and of these only about 10 per cent are from outside the UK. While academic strength is a pre-requisite, it does not guarantee acceptance; we are looking for well motivated students who Colleges feel are well matched for the courses they have chosen.

How to apply

To apply, similarly as any other UK university, one must apply online through UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service). Applicants from countries outside the EU must also complete a Cambridge Overseas Application Form (COAF), which can be downloaded above.

In both your UCAS application and your COAF, you should indicate the Cambridge College to which you wish to apply. If you have no preference for a particular College, you can choose to make an ‘open’ application, where your application is allocated by a computer to a College. Please note that affiliated applicants must apply to a College – there is no open application route for affiliated applicants.

The closing date for submitting both your UCAS application and the COAF is 15 October the year before you wish to commence studying at Cambridge.
More about the application process

Student Scholarships and Exchanges

Cambridge University offers a number of student exchange programmes. The two main ones are the Lifelong Learning Programme Erasmus and the Cambridge-MIT Student Exchange. The Cambridge-MIT Student Exchange offers opportunities for second and third year undergraduates of selected subjects to study for one academic year at MIT. Erasmus promotes mobility between European institutions, for staff as well as students. Opportunities for study in Germany, or for German students to study at Cambridge, exist via the Kurt Hahn Trust. Finally, the International Office also helps administer various scholarship schemes, one of the most popular ones being the Cambridge European Trust Vacation Scholarships, which provide funding for travel within Europe.

* Cambridge-MIT Student Exchange
* Erasmus Exchange for Students and Staff
* Kurt Hahn Trust
* The Cambridge European Trust Vacation Scholarships
* Grants for Travel to Iberia and Latin America
* Other Scholarships

Check the scholarship and exchange possibilities

Address
The Old Schools,
Trinity Lane,
Cambridge CB2 1TN
UK

Official Website

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Oxford is the oldest university in the English-speaking world. The exact date of foundation is not known, but teaching existed at Oxford in some form in 1096 and developed rapidly from 1167, when Henry II banned English students from attending the University of Paris.
Over 20,000 students study at Oxford, including 11,734 undergraduates and 8,101 postgraduates. Oxford has one of the lowest drop-out rates in the UK: figures published in summer 2009 by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) show that only 1.8 per cent of Oxford students dropped out, compared with the national average of 9 per cent.

International students

Oxford’s university community is truly international. Students currently come from 138 countries around the world and study a wide range of subjects. They make up one third of the student body, including 14 % of their full-time undergraduate students and 63 % of their full-time postgraduates.

The Student Information and Advisory Service is responsible for providing advice about issues affecting international students, including immigration questions, and assisting students needing to extend their visas. It coordinates a meet and greet service at Oxford bus station for students arriving at the start of the academic year, runs an annual Orientation Programme for new students.

Visit the homepage for international students

Studies

Oxford offers a distinctive form of undergraduate education, unique in the world to Oxford and Cambridge. It is an exciting place to pursue postgraduate/graduate education. They offer two types of programmes:

•    Master’s: these are 1 or 2 year degrees. Many people take these degrees as a professional qualification, and then leave to work. For others, usually in the humanities and social sciences, these are the essential first step on the road to a doctorate and an academic or research-based career.
•    Doctorate: their doctorate is known as a D.Phil not Ph.D. It is a research-intensive degree, lasting 3-4 years.

Funding

Oxford offers a variety of funding possibilities for undergraduate and graduate students.
Funding is available for undergraduate and graduate students at Oxford, including government support, the Oxford Opportunity Bursary Scheme, and extra support available from college funds, University hardship funds, funding for student parents and students with disabilities.
Use their Oxford Funding Search to determine which scholarships you may be eligible for.

Fees and Living Costs

Find out about the cost of University fees, college fees, living costs, and information on determining your fee status. A Fees Calculator is available to help new entrants determine the amount you are liable to pay. This section also has information about the Graduate Financial Guarantee, which all graduate students have to complete to provide proof of being able to finance the cost of your course and living expenses.

Go to fees calculator

If you would like to discuss your funding options phone or send an email:
Phone: +44 (0) 1865 280487
student.funding@admin.ox.ac.uk

Address
University of Oxford
University Offices
Wellington Square
Oxford
OX1 2JD
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 1865 270000
Fax: +44 1865 270708

Official website

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University College, London (UCL) was founded in 1826 as a drastically different university, opening up English higher education for the first time to people of all beliefs and social backgrounds. That tradition remains alive today.
UCL is a modern institution, one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary universities. 21 Nobel prize winners have come from the UCL University.
Around 34% of UCL students come from outside the UK, attracted from nearly 140 countries around the globe. Their research, also, reaches the farthest spots of the world; from the conservation of antiquities in Iraq to the transformation of engineering research in Kazakhstan.
Student life at the university is challenging. UCL provide the opportunity and leadership in teaching and research, entrepreneurship, volunteering and overseas study.

Applying

Applicants should apply as early as they are able; the number of places on each programme is limited. Overseas applicants should note that if accepted by UCL, entry clearance to the UK can take a considerable amount of time and therefore applications should be made as early as possible. Applicants who need to meet funding deadlines should submit their applications in good time and certainly no later than five weeks before a funding deadline or 1 March, whichever is the earlier.

The list of deadlines for different programs

International students

International students are advised to apply as early as possible – ideally nine to 12 months prior to the start of the degree programme. Early application for admission will help students meet any required deadlines for applying for degree programmes, for UCL accommodation and for any scholarship or funding applications.
The International Office is here to assist with any advice or information you may need about applying to and studying at UCL. Members of UCL staff regularly attend events overseas to provide information and advice about UCL and you can find out if we will be visiting your part of the world at:

Visit International page of UCL

Types of Funding

Funding is open to prospective and current UCL students, but they also provide information about schemes that are available for study at any UK universities.
Funding schemes include scholarships, awards, prizes, medals, bursaries, and loans.
UCL defines scholarships, awards, prizes and medals as schemes which award funding on the basis of applicants’ academic achievements and potential; scholarships will normally be of a higher value than prizes and medals. Prizes and medals are usually awarded to current students only.
Bursaries, grants and loan schemes take account of applicants’ financial circumstances.

Eligibility Criteria
For most funding schemes, only students currently enrolled and/or candidates holding an offer of admission to UCL for the relevant academic year as specified in the scholarship descriptions can be considered for funding.
It is therefore strongly recommended that applications for admission to UCL are submitted as early as possible, and certainly no later than four weeks before a scholarship/funding application deadline to ensure an offer of a place has been made when applying for funding.
Applicants without an offer of admission to UCL when applying for funding may be excluded from the competition.
Several funding schemes are open to students to pay or contribute towards their tuition fees, either at the UK/EU “home” rate or at the overseas rate. Fee status will be assessed on the basis of your application for admission to UCL (see above), and will be shown in your offer of admission. Unless indicated otherwise, funding schemes are open to UK, EU and overseas applicants.

See the list of available scholarships

Address:

University College London
Gower Street
London WC1E 6BT
UK

+44 20 7679 2000

Official website

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The University of Edinburgh,  is an internationally renowned centre for teaching and research in the capital city of Scotland. It is consistently placed amongst the best in the world and one of the five best universities in UK. It was the fourth university to be established in Scotland in 1582, making it one of the ancient universities of the United Kingdom. The University of Edinburgh’s Academic structure is based on 3 Colleges containing a total of 22 Schools.

International Student

The University welcomes applications from well qualified European students and has a long tradition of admitting Europeans to a wide range to undergraduate, postgraduate and exchange programmes.

Undergraduate applications

An undergraduate degree is a first degree for those who do not already hold one. To apply for a full-time undergraduate degree programme with us you must apply through UCAS. UCAS is the central organisation that processes applications for undergraduate courses at UK universities. The application process is the same for international, EU and UK applicants. Entry to many areas of the University is very competitive, so high standards of performance are generally required and specific requirements vary from programme to programme. Read more.

Postgraduate applications

A postgraduate degree is a second degree for university graduates, leading to a masters or PhD qualification. Applications for second degrees should be made directly to University of Edinburgh. The University uses an online application system.

Visiting and exchange students

There are several programmes for students who wish to come to Edinburgh for a semester or an academic year:

* Study abroad
* Erasmus exchange (Europe)
* International exchange (outside Europe)
* Freshman Year Abroad
* Parliamentary Programme

The entry requirements and application process vary depending on the programme.

Study abroad
Students currently taking an undergraduate degree elsewhere are able to spend a year (or semester) of their studies at the University of Edinburgh on a Study Abroad Programme. Your year or semester in Edinburgh may count towards your final degree at your home university. You can study at Edinburgh for the full academic year or either the autumn (fall) or spring semester.

Erasmus
There are around 350 Erasmus exchange places for students from partner universities across Europe. Before you can apply to Edinburgh as an Erasmus student, you must be nominated by your home university. Please check with your study abroad advisor or Erasmus/International Office at your home university to see if Edinburgh has an agreement in your subject area. Students may study at the University for a semester or a full academic year. The study period will depend on the agreement  with your university. The courses you will be considered for will depend on the Erasmus exchange agreement you are admitted under. If you apply as a full-year Erasmus student, we guarantee accommodation.
Read more.

International exchange (outside Europe)
There are around 170 exchange places for students from partner universities outside Europe. You must obtain permission from your university to apply to Edinburgh under the international exchange programme. Most of exchange agreements are for the full academic year. There is a huge range of courses within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences and the College of Science and Engineering. Some exchange agreements are subject specific. In this case, you would be expected to take the majority of your courses in this subject area. Check with your study abroad advisor or international officer at your university for advice. Search exchanges

Freshman Year Abroad
North American students in their final year of high school are invited to apply to our Freshman Year Abroad programme.

Parliamentary Programme
Students complete three academic courses which are classroom based, followed by a research project supervised by a member of the Scottish Parliament and an academic from the Institute of Governance. You will have study space in the Parliament Building as well as an academic base in the Institute of Governance. To be eligible students must have completed at least two years of study at their home institution. Enrolment in the programme is highly selective and will be restricted to no more than twenty students in any semester.

More info for visiting and exchange students

Address
The University of Edinburgh Old College, South Bridge Edinburgh EH8 9YL
Work: +44 (0)131 650 1000
Fax: +44 (0)131 650 2147
Email: communications.office@ed.ac.uk

The International Office
The University of Edinburgh 57 George Square
Edinburgh EH8 9JU
Tel: +44 (0)131 650 4296
Fax: +44 (0)131 651 1236
Email: enquiries.international@ed.ac.uk

Official website

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The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is one of the leading social science universities not only in UK but also in the whole world. LSE is a specialist university with a global reach. Its research and teaching cover different areas from economics, politics and law to sociology, anthropology, accounting and finance. LSE has 15 Nobel prize winners.
LSE was founded in 1895. The decision to create the School was made by four Fabians at a breakfast party at Borough Farm, near Milford, Surrey, on 4 August 1894. The four were Beatrice and Sidney Webb, Graham Wallas and George Bernard Shaw.
LSE has students from around 140 countries worldwide, and a network of over 92,000 alumni in 196 countries.In 2008/09 the School had 8,700 full-time students and over 800 part-time students. Over half of them were postgraduates. Around two-thirds of students came from outside the UK.LSE also has international staff, with about 45% of employees coming from countries outside the UK.

“LSE has been described as the place where the world comes to think and that rings true. Its research is relevant and global.” Howard Davies, LSE Director

What can you study?

The School offers courses not only in economics and political science, but also in a wide range of social science subjects, taught within 19 departments and a number of interdisciplinary institutes.

Undergraduate degree programmes:
(BSc/BA/LLB) – three-year first-degree programmes in a broad range of subjects, offering a useful intellectual training in different approaches to social questions.

Graduate degree programmes:
Taught: (Diploma/MSc/MA/MPA/LLM) – one or two-year programmes. Many blend practical experience with rigorous academic analysis so as to broaden the knowledge of practitioners in certain fields.

Research:
(MPhil/MRes/PhD) – programmes producing professional social scientists, well versed in a range of social science techniques and methods, and in-depth knowledge of a particular area.

See more about studying possibilities

International students

How to find suitable accommodation, how to find work during your studies or to stay in UK and work after your graduation, to find information about language centre, medical centre or student’s union click on this LINK.

Financial support

The Financial Support Office, which is situated within LSE’s Student Services Centre, is responsible for administering School funds and a variety of scholarships, studentships, prizes and awards. It administers a variety of scholarships and award schemes (Diploma, LLM, MA, MSc and MSc Research)

Find out more about financial support possibilities

How to contact LSE

Office of Development and
Alumni Relations (ODAR)
LSE
Houghton Street
London
WC2A 2AE

Tel: +44 (0)20 7955 7361

Email: development-office@lse.ac.uk

Official website

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