Study your MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance at a world-leading university
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Make an impact with MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance
Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of our time. It is vital that businesses take responsibility and adopt more sustainable practices. To do this they need people who can lead the way, and that's where you come in.
Our joint MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance programme is run with the Grantham Institute - Climate Change and the Environment. This unique collaboration with the Grantham Institute offers connections to industry, policymakers, and cutting-edge research. The Master’s also balances business with climate science and policy. This will equip you to lead the transition to a green economy.
This interdisciplinary programme draws on expertise from across the Business School, the Grantham Institute, and Imperial. You will explore the challenges and opportunities climate change presents, and how you can face these head-on. You’ll graduate from a world-leading university, with in-demand skills and knowledge to apply across all sectors.
Are you ready to transform the business landscape for a more sustainable future?
95%
employed within six months (class of 2024)
41
nationalities (class of 2026)
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elective options
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in the UK for research output (Imperial College London, REF 2021)
Our MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance benefits from the Imperial’s interdisciplinary approach and world-class research, combining schools of thought and academic expertise to tackle climate change.
Partnerships and expertise
The Business School and the Grantham Institute have strong partnerships with leading research centres. For example, the Centre for Climate Change & Investment. This aims to create a more sustainable, resilient and carbon-zero future.
Practical, real-world experience
You have several opportunities to apply practical learning, working with real clients. You will gain unique industry insights while building your confidence and professional network, giving you the best chance of securing the job you want.
Guest speaker series
Join guest lectures with speakers from a range of industries and backgrounds. Speakers have included leaders from Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Carbon Trust, the Environment Agency, Google Cloud, Hitachi, Morgan Stanley and the World Economic Forum.
Advisory board
Our Advisory Board reviews and informs the direction of the programme to ensure our curriculum aligns with industry. The board is composed of industry leaders such as the Sustainability Director for Google and the Founder and CEO at Octopus.
Leading in entrepreneurship
Imperial nurtures an environment of innovation and entrepreneurship. This is reflected in our wide variety of resources including the Imperial Enterprise Lab, White City Incubator, mentorship opportunities, and entrepreneurial modules.
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Programme content
Our MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance is a one year, full-time programme. The programme content is informed by our expert advisory board of industry leaders.
During the programme, you will be exposed to priority areas and issues experienced in climate change and finance. Our collaboration with the Grantham Institute offers connections to industry, policymakers, and cutting-edge research. You’ll also level up your learning by combining lectures, seminars, discussions, group exercises, case studies, and guest speakers.
Elective modules in management and finance allow for customisation based on career interests. You will select seven elective modules (subject to availability), with the option to specialise in either management or finance. Regardless of the specialisation, you will take two electives from the alternative pathway to ensure a well-rounded education. Alternately, a more balanced route involves taking three modules from one pathway and four from the other. Upon graduation, all students receive the same MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance award title.
We are pleased to offer an optional extended term, that will allow you to extend your programme duration to 16 months. This will give you the opportunity to commit to a longer Work Placement. You’ll gain deeper work experience, global experience and earn additional credits. Please note, the extended term is subject to an additional tuition fee.
Please note, programme content is subject to change. Candidates that fail to successfully complete this degree are not entitled to a Postgraduate Certificate or Postgraduate Diploma.
Through a combination of online pre-study modules and induction week, you will be ready to hit the ground running when your programme begins. This prepares you for the academic rigour ahead. It also ensures you're thoroughly equipped to maximise the benefits of your programme.
Online pre-study modules
Online
| July-August
Before the start of your programme you will be expected to complete online pre-study modules. These are delivered via The Hub, our bespoke virtual learning environment. These modules are designed to prepare you for the remainder of the programme.
Induction week
On campus
| September
Your MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance induction will be spent at our vibrant South Kensington campus in London. You’ll be invited to a welcome event, designed to help forge new connections and get a taste of life at Imperial. Here, you can meet and network with your fellow students, distinguished faculty and dedicated programme staff.
Core modules from a range of subject areas will equip you with a broad understanding of key concepts and theories. You’ll then build upon this learning throughout the programme and beyond. You will undertake eight compulsory modules.
Bridging Knowledge and Practice: Climate and Business Perspectives
This module brings together the interdisciplinarity of the programme through guest speakers from diverse industries, providing insights into trends, challenges, and opportunities. You will also develop key communication skills to convey complex concepts effectively. The module integrates learnings from all parts of the programme and tests your comprehension and ability to apply knowledge, preparing you to address real-world challenges in the evolving climate economy.
Business Economics, Climate Change and the Environment
September-December
The aim of this module is to introduce economic concepts of practical value in business life. For example, marginal costs, sunk costs and elasticities make up an increasing part of everyday business life. In relation to business performance, you’ll also explore:
Interactions between the firm and the market
The economics of innovation
Carbon Accounting and Reporting
September-December
This module will show how accounting is necessary for both organisational finance and management. You’ll also learn to quantify environmental impacts and carbon emissions. It will address the technical aspects of management accounting practices. This supports the effective definition and delivery of strategic objectives.
Impacts and Adaptation to Climate Change
January-March
Adaptation is a pervasive theme of the climate change discourse at every level of governance. You will learn about the evolution of adaptation concepts, adaptation opportunities and responses, the limits to adaptation, maladaptation and disaster risk management. You will also learn about tangible action in terms of engineering and technology, ecosystem-based, institutional or social interventions.
Mitigating Climate Change
January-March
Utilising the world-class expertise from across Imperial, you will learn about climate change mitigation strategies. We will examine technological strategies and national climate change mitigation plans from major greenhouse gas emitters. You will gain the knowledge and tools to develop effective, cost-efficient strategies for mitigating climate change at global, sectoral, and local levels.
Principles of Finance
September-December
The module will give you a solid foundation in financial theory. You’ll also be introduced to the main issues related to financial decision-making and investment practice. The module will include the basic principles of corporate finance, financial markets, and the interaction between the two.
Quantitative Methods
January-March
Mathematics and statistics are integral to business, accounting, economics and climate change science. You will study the principles and techniques, developing a structural analytical framework that will enable you to organise and interpret business data.
The Science of Climate Change
September-December
You will come away from this module understanding the scientific basis of, and the need for action on, climate change. You will learn how numerical modelling is used to provide quantitative scenarios for future environmental change. Using a combination of data analysis and modelling, this module covers:
The greenhouse effect
Atmospheric and ocean dynamics
Historical climate change
Natural versus anthropogenic climate variability
Guest lectures
Join experts from a range of industries, backgrounds, and experiences in the area of climate change and business. Lectures are held weekly during term time. These will also help you when choosing a topic to explore further for your Individual Report.
Previous speakers have included leaders from Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Carbon Trust, the Environment Agency, Impact Assessment Management, Google Cloud, Hitachi, Morgan Stanley, Octopus Energy, and the World Economic Forum.
These electives equip you with cutting-edge tools, real-world insights, and global perspectives to navigate climate finance and risks, clean tech investing, ESG activism, and innovative finance—preparing you to lead in a rapidly transforming financial landscape.
Climate Finance: A Global Overview
This module starts by providing you with an overall review and estimates of global climate finance requirements based on a range of sources going from global estimates to national, sectoral and project levels. You will then identify different types of climate mitigation and adaptation projects and describe the range of financing instruments including both traditional and innovative instruments for large and small projects. The module includes a review of financing sources, both private and public, the project cycle and complementary activities to financing such as policy advice and technical assistance
Finance in CleanTech
The purpose of this module is to apply the concepts you have learned in your Corporate Finance module to the real-world context of climate investing by sophisticated financial investors. You will focus on clean energy investments as a way of grounding ourselves in the basic principles but seek to consider other profitable ways for the private sector to undertake climate change mitigation and adaptation.
Financial Markets & Climate Change
This module will provide you with a basic understanding of the main financial market issues relating to climate change and cover the latest financial market developments. You will cover climate related financial risk, sustainable asset management, climate change risk for financial institutions, and central bank supervision. You will examine physical, transition, and legal risks that financial institutions are increasingly exposed to. The topics covered are among others the pricing of climate change risk, the role of climate risk disclosures, climate stress tests, net zero aligned portfolio construction, financial regulation, monetary policy, government regulation and technical change in renewable energy.
Risk Management & Climate Change
In this module you will be introduced to the concepts of risk and risk management in general in relation to environmental and climate change. You will discuss why risk is costly to firms, post-loss financing tools and risk management tools such as hedging, insurance, and self-insurance. Climate risk will be covered as cutting across different categories faced by corporations, such as market, credit, operational, and reputational risks. The module will place a particular emphasis on the design and use of climate risk scenarios that can reveal a firm's vulnerabilities or gauge capital requirements in the case of regulatory stress tests. The last part of the module will discuss financial innovation and its role in managing climatic risks.
Shareholder Activism & Corporate Responsibility
The objective of the module is threefold. First, to give you an introduction to current practice. The main issues in environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) and corporate responsibility that are discussed among policymakers, corporations, investors and scholars from law, finance and economics will be covered. The topics will be approached from an international comparative perspective. Second, to familiarise you with analytical tools used by ESG analysts. Third, to illustrate how practical ESG challenges, like crises, mismanagement or activist shareholder interventions can be addressed and resolved.
These electives empower you to shape strategy, influence policy, drive sustainable innovation and consumption, and rethink marketing for a low-carbon world—equipping you to lead the transition towards a net-zero, resilient, and purpose-driven economy.
Climate Policy & Governance
This module offers an opportunity to explore the role of governance in driving climate change action and business development, at local, national and global scales. You will examine how governance supports mitigation and adaptation, consider the role of key stakeholders in shaping policy making, and analyse why governance will be an important component of the future net zero, resilient world. The module will enable you to develop a deeper appreciation for policy challenges to delivering climate action and for the role of policy in shaping business decisions and outcomes.
Energy Business & Strategy
The aim of the module is to explore how energy companies are responding to the need to provide secure, affordable, supplies of energy while minimising its environmental and social impact. It will emphasise the role of technology and behaviour in expanding the options available to us, and the way in which technological features of different energy sectors affect their business models and economic performance.
Innovation for Climate Change & Cleantech Solutions
It is clear that society needs innovators who will develop the next generation of smart businesses that achieve success whilst minimising waste, energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. In this module, you will work in teams to develop an innovative cleantech business proposition. These are defined as innovations of products and services that avoid or diminish the adverse environmental effects of human activity. You will be guided through the stages that take a nascent idea and an untested team to the point where the team has a well-formed cleantech idea that can be pitched to an investor or sponsor.
Sustainable Management & Strategy
This module will address the topic of sustainability from a strategic perspective, with a particular emphasis on decision-making and trade-offs. Topics covered include: the drivers of sustainability; the business case for sustainability; sustainability and competitive advantage; integrating sustainability into the supply chain, sustainable investing and sustainability reporting.
Sustainable Marketing & Consumption
Global shifts in consumption patterns are urgently needed to tackle climate change and environmental degradation. This is the challenge the Sustainable Marketing & Consumption module attempts to address: how to balance short- and long-term goals, financial profit and environmental footprint, customers and societal needs. The module will delve into the obstacles that prevent marketers and consumers from acting in an environmentally sustainable manner, what companies, governments, and consumers can do to overcome them, and how to systematically test the effectiveness of sustainable marketing tactics and strategies.
In the summer term, you can choose between a group-based consulting project, individual work placement or individual research project.
Consulting project
Summer
The consulting project will be delivered for a real client. You will combine the material from the programme with a specific problem and deliver it as part of a team.
You can take the opportunity to complete your project abroad. This will allow you to experience the corporate environment in a country other than the UK. We work closely with the Grantham Institute to offer a wide network of organisations to help students secure placements.
Individual Research Project
The Individual Research Project (IRP) constitutes a piece of research conducted by you under the supervision of a faculty member (supervisor) on the MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance programme. The project is usually embedded in the proposers larger research agenda. The supervisor offers an IRP opportunity (i.e. general research questions, tasks, and required methodological skills) and you will have the opportunity to apply for the IRP "position". Much like the consulting projects and work placements, IRPs run from June to August, but can vary slightly depending on mutual agreement between you and your supervisor. At the end, a project report is submitted to the supervisor for final assessment. IRPs are offered to those individuals who desire to strengthen their substantive, theoretical, methodological, and empirical training in an area of interest. A detailed booklet on the IRP, including information about deadlines will be issued in due course.
Work placement
Summer
The work placement aims to contribute to the development of your potential. It provides you the opportunity to apply the material of the programme to an immersive and challenging business situation. It could be carried out with an international or national organisation with a business focus.
You can take the opportunity to complete your work placement abroad. This would allow you to experience the corporate environment in a country other than the UK. We work closely with the Grantham Institute to offer a wide network of organisations to help students secure placements.
Extended Work Placement
With the Extended Work Placement you will access additional work placement opportunities. This includes longer summer internships in the UK and worldwide.
You will gain deeper work experience credentials and boost your marketability with potential future employers. The Extended Work Placement contributes to the development of your managerial potential by applying problem solving techniques to a challenging business situation in which you are fully immersed. The focus is on developing your skills in managing real business tasks, drawing on the knowledge and skills achieved in other modules of the programme. Read more about the extended term here.
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Admissions
Applications for 2026 entry are open.
Discover the admissions process for our Master’s in Climate Change, Management & Finance. Find entry requirements, how to apply and key dates and deadlines.
This programme is highly competitive, so early application is advised. This will put you in a stronger position to be considered for a scholarship. It will also provide access to exclusive admitted students events.
Choosing to pursue a Master's is one of the most important decisions you will make. It is also a substantial investment in yourself.
Many of our students fund their studies through multiple funding sources. We offer a wide range of awards, including a number of full scholarships to the most talented applicants. We’ve also provided information about the different financing options available to you.
“The interdisciplinary nature of MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance provides the skills necessary to enable well-informed decision making in tackling the environmental challenges facing our planet today. The main driver in my choice to study this programme was the exciting prospect of tailoring my scientific understanding of climate change issues into a practical business context.”
Teki Anna Tetteh-Wright
MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance - Class of 2020
Analyst, Climate Finance and Carbon Markets at the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
13 January 2026
10.00 - 15.00
Imperial Business School, London
Meet with a member of our Recruitment & Admissions team to discuss your personal profile, interests and aspirations, and which Master's programme is the right fit for you.
At Imperial Business School, your career is our priority. We have a dedicated Careers team that is committed to helping you achieve your personal and professional goals.
We also have close links to industry and a busy calendar of events, workshops and personal development programmes. Therefore, you will be prepared to enter a highly competitive recruitment market.
Employment outcomes below refer to the class of 2024.
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What our students say
“This unique programme has equipped me with in-depth and up-to-date knowledge at the intersection of business, finance, and climate change from a global perspective. It has helped me understand the climate change challenge from various viewpoints, and I plan to work in the startup or venture capital sphere, creating a positive impact myself or enabling the scaling of impactful initiatives.”
Delphine-Marie Zacharias
MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance - Class of 2023
Our faculty consists of leading academics and climate change experts. They bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Business School and the Grantham Institute. They regularly publish their research in major academic journals, influence Government policy and consult for global companies.
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Ralf Toumi
Co-Director of the Grantham Institute, Academic Director MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance
All applications to our postgraduate programmes are made online – we do not accept paper applications. Please refer to the ‘How to apply’ section of each programme page. This details which documents you are required to submit with your application and the selection process.
All of our programmes are academically rigorous and include a quantitative component. Therefore, all candidates are expected to have a basic level of mathematics before the start of the programme. The quantitative experience statement provides an opportunity to demonstrate this to the selection committee.
In the quantitative experience statement, you need to list up to five of the most quantitative modules or elements of your studies to date. You should detail:
The main topics of study (eg: algebra, probability etc)
The level of study (eg: high school, undergraduate degree, short course etc)
This will allow the selection committee to have an understanding of your quantitative experience to date.
Quantitative experience is a key selection criterion for our more quantitative programmes. There are: MSc Finance, MSc Finance & Accounting, MSc Financial Technology, MSc Investment & Wealth Management, MSc Risk Management & Financial Engineering, MSc Business Analytics & AI, MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance and MSc Economics & Strategy for Business.
Please check the entry requirements for your programme of interest to ensure your background is sufficiently quantitative. For other programmes, candidates are advised to review the programme content and the pre-study modules. You should check what the numerical content of the programme includes before submitting an application.
You can apply to be considered for one programme each year. We will take your areas of interest and eligibility into account when considering you for alternative programmes.
It is not compulsory to submit the results of an approved English language test with your application. However, it is strongly encouraged. It will add weight to your application if you are able to show that you have met the language requirement prior to applying.
To submit a verification request, you must first create an online account with Qualification Check. You should use the unique link provided to you as part of your offer conditions.
Once you have completed the two-step registration process, you will have access to your online account. Search for the name of the institution at which you obtained your qualification(s).
Then, follow the steps to enter the required information for submission of a verification request. Your details will then be sent to that institution to be authenticated by the appropriate department. Find more information at Qualification Check.
Qualification Check’s standard procedure is to contact the primary source of the information. This is the institution at which you studied. Qualification Check will regularly contact the relevant department at the institution to confirm the authenticity of your qualifications.
We understand that applications are urgent and Qualification Check makes every effort to accommodate your needs and expedite processes. Some institutions may take longer than others. But rest assured that Qualification Check is working hard to complete your verification. Find more information at Qualification Check.
As part of your application, you will be asked to provide the contact details of two referees. Your referees will be contacted by email once you have completed and submitted your application. The email will contain instructions on how they can submit your reference via our application system.
Please ensure that each reference letter that is submitted has been sent from an academic or professional email address. We cannot accept references sent from personal email addresses, such as Gmail, Hotmail, 126, 163, Sina, QQ, and Yahoo.
Our electronic application service is provided by an external provider. Therefore, there may be a delay before the receipt of your references is confirmed on your student application account.
If you receive confirmation that your references have been received but this still isn’t confirmed on your account a week after receiving the confirmation, please contact the Central Admissions team at business.admissions@imperial.ac.uk.
If you submit a complete application by the deadline, you will receive an outcome by the corresponding decision deadline. However, we may be unable to guarantee a decision by the deadline if:
There are delays in receiving your references
The documentation required to progress your application is missing
If the requested information is not received within five working days, we may be unable to guarantee a decision by the round deadline.
If you have received confirmation that your references have been submitted but this is not reflected in your account after a week, please contact the Central Admissions team at business.admissions@imperial.ac.uk.
Yes. As part of the selection process, shortlisted candidates for our MSc programmes will be invited to complete an interview. Interviews are conducted through our video interview platform. You can access it online to record and submit your answers.
The interview process typically takes about 20 minutes and does not require extensive preparation. It aims to supplement your written application and help you convey your suitability for your chosen Master’s. This will be done through answering questions about your previous experience and future aspirations.
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The purpose of the interview is to get to know more about you. We want to see how you approach problems, your motivations and wider interests.
If we identify malpractice or answers provided are not genuine, then this may factor negatively into the admissions committee decision.
For all MSc programmes, you can normally expect to receive a decision within six to eight weeks of submitting a complete application. Please keep in mind that during busy times and/or where documents are missing from an application, this time may increase.
When an offer is submitted by the Business School, the Central Admissions team needs to make a number of final checks before it can be formally approved. These may include:
An additional review of an applicant’s academic background
Ensuring the references we have received are valid
Until you have received confirmation of the official offer via Imperial’s applicant portal, please do not:
Arrange accommodation
Book flights
Decline any other offers you may be holding
The majority of offers are successfully approved by Central Admissions. You will be able to see full details of your offer conditions once your official offer has been confirmed.
Unfortunately, we are unable to confirm when you will receive a decision on your application. We will be in touch via email as soon as there is an update. You do not need to provide any additional information unless you think it will add significant weight to your application. For example, updated transcripts, relevant internships, English language results.
Please email your programme Recruitment & Admissions team if you would like feedback on your application. Please note that whilst limited feedback can be provided, the decision of the academic selectors is final. It will not be possible for your application to be reconsidered.
If you receive an offer you can request to defer it to the following year. Requests will be considered until 15th June.
Requests submitted after 15th June 2026 will only be approved in exceptional circumstances.
If you already paid your deposit for the current admissions cycle, this will be carried over to your new offer. However, our tuition fees do increase each year and you will be required to make up the difference between the old deposit and the new deposit amount.
Please note that you can only defer once.
We are unable to assess eligibility before an applicant applies. The academic selection committee needs to review a full application before any decision can be made.
Please check the specific entry requirements of the programme you are interested in studying. Please also check our international entry requirements. If you feel you meet our entry requirements you can apply online.
In addition to the guidance on our website, we hold regular information sessions online and on campus throughout the year. Here, we would be happy to discuss your suitability in more detail.
We've provided general guidance in the country and region index. Here, understand how qualifications awarded by public institutions overseas may satisfy our minimum academic admission requirements.
We review our requirements annually. Updates usually happen in September each year before the next academic year of entry.
If your country or region is not listed, please contact the relevant Admissions team for further information.
Most MSc programmes require at least an Upper Second Class Honours degree (or international equivalent) to be admitted. Work experience can add weight to an application. However, this would not replace the academic requirement, no matter how extensive the experience is. The exceptions to this are:
Please refer to the programme’s entry requirements for more detailed information.
The Business School does not offer pre-sessional English courses. We do not accept attendance of a pre-sessional English course as a means of meeting the English language requirement.
Tuition fee amounts are different depending on the programme you are studying. For more specific information on fees and deposit amount, please visit the Fees and funding page for your programme of interest. Unless otherwise stated, tuition fees are the same for UK, EU and international students.
Yes, you can. You can pay your tuition fees in either one or two instalments. These are payable at the start of term, or at the start of term and February, respectively. If you pay in instalments there will be a 2% surcharge of the total amount added to your first instalment.
You would be asked to select a payment schedule during the offer acceptance process. Please contact the Student Finance Team if you have further questions about this process.
Yes, we offer a 10% bursary on programme fees to successful candidates with either:
An undergraduate degree from Imperial awarded at a minimum of upper second class
A Master’s degree awarded with a minimum of Merit
To be considered for this bursary, you must submit your application by the scholarship deadline.
If an organisation is responsible for paying your tuition fees, you must provide valid proof of the sponsorship.
Satisfactory evidence of sponsorship is usually regarded as an original, dated and duly authorised letter from your sponsor on headed paper, including:
Your name and College Identifier Number
The programme for which you have been offered a place
The amount of fees which will be paid by your sponsor (please report in GBP)
The address to which the invoice should be sent
Any Purchase Order Number required
Confirmation that the fees will be sent directly to Imperial College
The Business School offers a variety of different scholarships, each with unique eligibility criteria.
You can be considered for multiple scholarships at the same time. All candidates who submit an MSc application will automatically be considered for scholarship(s) relevant to their programme, providing:
You applied before the scholarship deadline (listed on our website)
You receive an offer for one of our programmes
The scholarship does not have additional criteria such as a video submission
Additionally, there are a number of cross-programme awards and programme specific awards also available. Please check on the scholarships page on your programme of choice for eligibility and entry requirements.
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For more information about what you will need, see the UKVI website.
We will start to issue CAS numbers from April. The details of your CAS will appear on your My Imperial record after you have met all the conditions of your offer. Please note that you will need to upload a scanned copy of the photo page of your passport and current visa (if you have recently completed a degree in the UK), before your CAS can be issued. Please upload these documents to the ‘Passport/visa’ section of your My Imperial account.
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Please note that we cannot provide you with a CAS if you have outstanding conditions on your offer. Please ensure that you allow enough time to meet your conditions and apply for a visa before the start date of your programme of study.
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