London Business School
Founded 1964. Global MBA school in a Nash terrace on Regent's Park.
Overview
Established in 1964 as a graduate school of the University of London, LBS took up residence in Sussex Place, a John Nash terrace on the edge of Regent's Park. Its MBA, Masters in Finance and executive programs draw a strongly international cohort, with most students coming from outside the UK. In 2017 it opened the Sammy Ofer Centre in the former Marylebone Town Hall, greatly expanding its campus. Proximity to the City of London gives it close ties to finance and consulting, and it regularly ranks among the top business schools in Europe.
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