αMBAゼミ 〜London Business School（LBS）〜（10/30）
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αMBAゼミ 〜London Business School（LBS）〜（10/30）
- 1. www.london.edu Welcome to London Business School Peter Johnson Senior Admissions Manager pjohnson@london.edu
- 2. Agenda 2 Introduction Why London Business School Admissions Q&A
- 3. Why London Business School? 4 Reputation Outstanding Peer Group World-class Faculty London Global
- 4. Reputation and Ranking Why London Business School? 5
- 5. Outstanding peer group Why London Business School? 6 students nationalities shared electives Range of experience degree programmes professional backgrounds groups Study spirit Collaborative Diverse925 years 130+2000 70+
- 6. Our Faculty Why London Business School? 7 Lynda Gratton Andrew Scott Research Ensures latest business practice is reflected in the classroom Thought leadership, publications and awards Multiple learning methods – cases, simulations, assignments, exams Alex Edmans
- 7. Global Why London Business School? 8 102 alumni clubs around the world Global Business Experiences & International Assignments Students from over 120 countries LBS will broaden your horizons no matter where you call home 40,000+ alumni based in 150 countries154 faculty from 30 countries Professional & social treks International Exchange
- 8. GBE Destinations New York & Boston Asset Management Hong Kong Finance & innovation Mumbai Change Lima Innovation & Influence Johannesburg Micro-Entrepreneurship Tel Aviv Start-up Ecosystem
- 9. London Why London Business School?
- 10. Life Beyond the Classroom Why London Business School? 11 International Treks Guest SpeakersStudent Clubs Recent Events
- 11. Programmes Overview Our Portfolio 12 Programme Recent graduate Early career Mid career Senior manager Masters in Management & Global MiM, Masters in Financial Analysis 12 months / Full-time / London MBA 15-21 months / Full-time / London Masters in Finance 10-16 months / Full-time / London 22 months / Part-time / London Executive MBA 20 months / Study while working full-time London or Dubai EMBA-Global Americas and Europe 20 months / Study while working full-time London and New York EMBA-Global Asia 20 months / Study while working full-time Hong Kong Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy 12 months / Full-time / London Executive Education
- 12. 40+ professional staff Career Centre Why London Business School? 13 The Team • Definition and refinement of career goals • Develop the skills to get hired Career coaches Employer Engagement & Business Development • Build connections with potential employers in: – Consulting – Finance – Corporates – Entrepreneurship • Offer industry specific knowledge and experience
- 13. On campus recruitment Why London Business School? 14 • Definition and refinement of career goals • Develop the skills to get hired Career coaches Employer Engagement & Business Development • Build connections with potential employers in: – Consulting – Finance – Corporates – Entrepreneurship • Offer industry specific knowledge and experience 300+ companies
- 14. We are looking for … Am I right for London Business School? Admissions 15 Contributor International exposure or outlook Commitment and motivation Academic ability GMAT Self-awareness Team skills and contribution
- 15. Admissions 16 Completed online application Academic transcripts Tests References Application essays Requirements
- 16. Admissions Continue your research 17 Send your CV Prepare for GMAT / GRE Campus visits Contact students Research funding and scholarship opportunities Check out our website: www.london.edu
- 17. 18 Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- Across all programmes, all students who come to business school have different personalised journeys However there are more ore less four categories of students Career starter Career changer Career advancer Entrepreneur Here are a few LBS examples: Career Starter - MiM2013 Henry De Bennetot Henry graduated with a Science in Management degree from Warwick Business School. After graduating from the MiM, he worked as a Summer Analyst for JP Morgan and then co-founded a business called SunEos with a fellow MiM. He is currently part of the London Business School Incubator and has a Deloitte Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Founder’s Award. You can find more information on his business here: http://suneos.co.uk/about-the-team/ Career Advancer – Glenice Gao, Glenice was working in commercial banking with HSBC before completing the Masters in Finance in 2011. She wanted to get into Investments and went to work for Khazanah Bank in China Career Changer - MBA Mike Harley Pre MBA: Adjutant, British Army Household Cavalry Regiment. Mike got a Summer Internship at top strategy firm Booz & Co and used the opportunity to impress. Post MBA he was offered a full-time position with Booz following a brief but exciting stint at a London-based Private Equity firm. Entrepreneur - EMBA-Global Asia Travis Ledwith - joined EMBA-Global Asia, our partnership executive MBA across LBS, Columbia Business School and the University of Hong Kong - graduating in 2014. US based, with a particular interest in exploring and understanding Asian business perspectives. A regional lead for sales and marketing in financial services He lectures and consults in start-up ventures. He is a founder of Flip Bank – a new way to manage finances for people who are increasingly mobile and global.
- 70+ student clubs 0-25 years of experience
- Lynda Gratton Professor of Management Practice Named one of the Top 50 Thinkers of our World by Financial Times Former chief Psychologist, British Airways Researches on the future of work and Teaches within the elective portfolio Alex Edmans Professor of Finance Teaches on the MBA core corporate finance course Previously worked at Morgan Stanley in London and New York and used to teach at Wharton Andrew Scott Professor of Economics Economic Advisor, Prime Minister of Mauritius Business, government & society core course
- 70+ student clubs at LBS Clubs are very active. They organise treks and high quality conferences. In December, London Business School co-hosted the Philanthropreneurship Forum, an initiative of Stars Foundation. Bill Clinton was presented with an award which recognised his entrepreneurial approach to philanthropy. In the photo, from left to right: Stars Foundation Chairman, H.E. Mr. Amr Abdullah Al Dabbagh, Former US President, Bill Clinton and London Business School Professor of Marketing, Rajesh Chandy.
- A few ideas and hints and tips about the admissions process: When you ask our admissions team what makes a great candidate, they always respond that one of the key things they look for are “contributors” people that engage in the classes, in the study groups. And that is not only applicable in the study group, but also in the classroom, we need people who are comfortable in the kind of environment where there is a debate, not only faculty giving the lecture. Our classes are very dynamic and interactive. We look for people with international outlook. It is not mandatory to have lived in another country but you have to be comfortable with working with people from all over the world. Commitment and motivation is key. Demonstrate that you’ve done your research, that you know about the school, where you want to go and how LBS will have an impact in your career. Talk to students, alumni, come and visit our campus. Being here today is a great start. We want to assess that you have the academic ability to complete our programmes, we’ll ask you for your degree certificates because the truth is that they are incredible rigorous. This is where the dreadful GMAT comes along.. And some people ask us “why do you put us trough this nightmare?” well, it is a very good indicator of whether people will be able to do well, it’s as simple as that. We’ll look at the whole results but we’ll focus on a balance between the quantitative and verbal section. We accept GRE in all our programmes except from the MBA. It is important to consider your self awareness, candidates need to know where they are within their careers, and where they want to go. And how LBS fits in that and what you can contribute/add to LBS as school. If you’re not sure of where you want to go in your career, wait! We’re not going anywhere, we’ll always be here. It’s important to attend a programme at the right time. And that leads us to the contribution peace again. In many of our programmes the first year of the programme, almost 50% of your grades come from the work you do with your study group. It might be that you end up being a leader, or a mediator but it’s likely that there will be conflict and you need you be able to deal with that as well.
- Here is a quick general checklist for the elements that go into an LBS application. - Your online application will contain a number of short questions, details about your work experience and other accomplishments GMAT/GRE/English Language tests In terms of references these should be professional, you can submit an academic reference but this should only be if the individual has mentored you or tracked your career since you completed your studies. Your application essays are a very important part of the process and are often the part where otherwise strong applicants can struggle. Take time to think about your essay questions and what you want to say in them, it is your chance for self reflection and to tell your personal story. Copies of your academic transcripts should be submitted translated into English - When your application is ready to submit you will need to pay the application fee online.
- Finally then I would like to talk about your next steps: I always say to those interested in LBS programmes that the best first step is to submit your CV for an informal review. This will allow us to give you feedback on your suitability for our programmes before you come to submit your application. You should research the school and programme thoroughly and we would advise that you try to connect with current students and alumni from the school to hear their perspectives. If you have not done so already I would advise that you start preparing to take the GMAT exam, the test requires a significant amount of preparation in order to achieve a good score and this will make your application more competitive. If you are able to come to London then it is also worth contacting us to see if you can arrange a campus or class visit. This is a great way to experience some of what the school has to offer. Finally you should research the funding options that are available to you. We have a number of scholarships available each year to a wide range of candidates, including scholarships exclusively for women and candidates from Latin American. However, it is important to make sure that you have alternative means of funding the programme so I would recommend looking into available loan schemes like Prodigy Finance.