Why I Went Back to School
by Marc Rubinstein, Sloan 2018 This week my year as a student at London Business School officially came to an end. It was a fabulous experience. Yet over the course […]
Category Archives: Student Voices
The EMBA Diaries, Entry No.2
by Vyara Stoycheva, EMBA 2019 As I write this on the eve of International Women’s Day, I ask myself that one question. What gives women power? Not power over others, […]
My time at LBS… so far
by Ahmed Ali, MiM 2018 Without a doubt, my highlight of last term was attending one of the biggest inter-university competitions in Vallender, Germany, the EuroMasters. We went as a […]
Global Immersion Field Trip: Hong Kong and Shanghai
by Greg Janota, MFA 2018 Every year students from the Early Careers Programmes at LBS go on an integrated field trip offering the opportunity to learn about a particular theme […]
The EMBA Diaries, Entry No.1
by Vyara Stoycheva, EMBA 2019 “If you go to business school, they will only teach you about finance!” exclaimed people in the now-distant 2015, when I was first pondering a […]
LBS on Wall Street: Networking in the City that Never Sleeps, 22 Meetings in 5 Days
By Rocio Pineda, MiF 2018 “Is this school/program going to give me the exposure to network with top Investment Banking and Private Equity firms?” – is the question I kept […]
London Business School Hong Kong Asset Management Trek
by Elliott Harland, MiF 2018 One of the great things about LBS is that you can go to any country in the world and all of the best companies will […]
Dubai Trek
by Malak El Shishiny, MiF 2018 If you are reading this blog, there is a big probability you are contemplating becoming part of LBS family and let me tell you one […]
Lessons from my first month at London Business School
by Lloyd Simmons, MBA 2019 One month into my adventure here at LBS seems like as a good a time as any to reflect on some of the things I […]
A curious case of a Flu!
by Satyajit Sinha, Executive MBA 2019 There are two things that happen when you catch a flu. One – you feel quite sick and miserable (and even more so […]