Study your MSc Business Analytics degree in the heart of London
Our intensive one-year study option will give you the opportunity to gain your degree in business analytics whilst attending lectures at our campus in London. Being in London means you will benefit from being at the heart of one of the world’s leading cultural, tech, business and financial centres.
How will I be learning during my Master's?
You will be taught in a variety of ways including:
- Lectures
- Syndicate discussions
- Group exercises
- Individual case studies
You will be assessed through a combination of examinations, group presentations and coursework. Spring and summer term electives are sector-focused, giving you the opportunity to tailor the programme to your interests.
Timetable
The on-campus MSc Business Analytics degree is a one-year, full-time intensive programme. There are nine core modules and a choice of six elective modules from a range of subject areas. These modules are taught over three academic terms.
What about practical experience?
Over the summer, you will have the choice to undertake either a consulting project or a work placement and write a business analytics report.
When will I be in class?
The normal working week is Monday to Friday. Classes will be scheduled between 08.30 and 21.00. Other optional activities such as guest lectures or alumni and careers events may be scheduled in the evening.
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Timetables and course outlines are subject to change. Imperial College Business School reserves the right to alter the timetable when required.
"I moved to London from New York after living there for six years, and at Imperial, I got to meet a diverse group of classmates and worked with people from all over the world. The benefit of being in a global metropolitan city includes the education resources, great network, job opportunities, the exposure to different cultures and the chance to learn from elite students from around the globe."
