What is geoengineering, why is it on the agenda, and why is it controversial? Geoengineering, also known as climate engineering, describes a range of ways to intervene on a large scale in the Earth’s natural systems – the oceans, soils and atmosphere – to directly combat climate change.

The MSc Finance (full-time) programme is a leading generalist finance master's, ideal for careers in the financial services sector. The MSc Finance (full-time) programme is one of the world’s leading generalist finance master's degrees, ideal for …

An upper second class honours (2:1) degree (or equivalent) in any field. Some preparation in economics, a strong mathematics background and evidence of research potential are essential.

Curriculum overview. We're ranked sixth in the world for social science and management, and the Global Master's in Management programme is founded in LSE’s tradition for academic excellence. In Year 1, you'll follow a curriculum designed to give you foundational business expertise. Courses include managerial economics. quantitative analysis, marketing, organisational behaviour, managerial ...

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MSc International Relations is an advanced, academic study of the subject from a global perspective. You'll have the opportunity to study a broad range of issues, including the formulation and implementation of foreign policy, relations between states and governments, international organisations and NGOs, international law, conflict and post-conflict peace-making and transitional justice, the ...

The TRIUM Global Executive MBA is an innovative and prestigious programme delivered jointly through a partnership of three of the world’s leading business and management schools: NYU Stern Business School, the London School of Economics and HEC Paris School of Management.

Undergraduate degree at 2.1 level or above, or international equivalent. See international entry requirements Applicants from any academic background are welcomed. Prior formal study of quantitative subjects is not required, but students must come prepared to engage with quantitative topics such as statistics and data analytics.

First class honours degree in economics or equivalent with concentration in economics and quantitative subjects. Successful candidates will typically have achieved very good examination results in university-level two-semester length courses in (a) mathematics (both advanced calculus and linear algebra), (b) econometrics and statistics, (c) intermediate macro and microeconomics.

A very good undergraduate degree in law, LLB or equivalent, (for example, a first or very high upper second in the UK LLB or equivalent). Applicants with a very good degree in another discipline together with very good grades in an appropriate graduate diploma in law (such as the UK's Graduate Diploma in Law) may also qualify for a place.