Study at our London campus MSc Business and Management

To apply for this master's degree, you’ll need:

• A 2:2 honours degree (or equivalent) from a recognised institution.

Additionally, we may consider applicants with a non-degree qualification that is deemed by Walbrook Institute London to be of an appropriate standard for postgraduate study.

Applicants may be subject to additional selection criteria.

Overseas qualifications may be accepted and will be subject to evidence of equivalency normally verified through ECCTIS (UK ENIC). 

If English isn't your first language, you’ll be asked to provide proof of your English language proficiency in one of the following forms. Alternatively, you may be accepted if you have previously studied in English at an appropriate level and attended a recognised institution.

IELTS

• Evidence of a score of IELTS Level 6.0 or above with no element below 5.5.

TOEFL iBT®

• Evidence of a score of 79 overall (with 18 in reading, 17 in listening, 20 in speaking and 21 in writing).

Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English (ISE)

• Evidence of a score of ISE II with distinction in each skill.

Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency or Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English

• Evidence of a score of 170 overall, with 160 in each component.

• Corporate Business Strategy

  Get to grips with the big picture. Explore how global companies design and implement strategy in complex environments. Analyse international markets, competitive positioning, innovation and sustainability – and develop practical recommendations for business growth.

• Finance for Management

  Financial insight fuels confident decision-making. In this module, you’ll explore capital structures, investment choices and valuation. You’ll assess financial performance and use business intelligence tools to support strategic recommendations.

• Marketing Principles and Practice

  Understand what drives value for customers – and how to communicate it. From branding to integrated campaigns, this module explores marketing communication strategies that strengthen reputation and performance. You’ll apply your learning to real brands and audiences.

• International Business and Management

  What does it mean to manage across borders? Discover how multinationals organise, adapt and lead in a global economy. You’ll examine strategy, operations and data in international contexts – and use case studies to explore solutions to cross-border business challenges.

• Leadership and Organisational Behaviour

  Great leaders drive great outcomes. In this module, you’ll explore leadership styles, motivation, and team dynamics. Reflect on your own leadership approach and evaluate what it takes to lead ethically, effectively and with impact – especially during change.

• International Environmental Management

  Explore the role of sustainability in global business. You’ll analyse environmental policy, corporate social responsibility, and ethical business practice – and design a strategy to embed responsible thinking into organisational decision-making.

• Dissertation

  Bring your ideas to life with an in-depth research project focused on your area of interest. You’ll investigate a current issue in business or management, gather and analyse data, and present clear, evidence-based recommendations. Supported by an academic supervisor, this is your opportunity to make your mark.

Across your MSc, you’ll complete a mix of assessments designed to stretch your thinking, strengthen your communication skills, and bring your learning to life. Most modules include one to two assignments – helping you build confidence, test ideas and apply theory in more than one way.

Here’s a snapshot of the main types of assessments you’ll complete across your core modules. Want to know what assessments you’ll sit for each module, or just need more detail? Request more info and our team would love to talk it through with you.

• Report: write a structured academic or business report that demonstrates critical analysis and application of theory.

• Poster presentation: create a visual summary of your analysis, such as a strategy or proposal, with a short, written explanation.

• Reflective practice: write a short reflective piece to evaluate your professional learning, development or application of theory in practice.

• Presentation or video pitch: present your strategic analysis or project proposal through a recorded or live presentation.

• Research dissertation: design and deliver an in-depth research project on a topic you care about. You’ll collect and analyse data, present your findings, and propose strategic recommendations backed by independent research.

If you’re serious about your future career, a business and management MSc gives you a powerful edge. You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of how organisations operate, sharpen your strategic analysis skills, and build professional skills that matter to future employers. At Walbrook, your personal and professional development is supported from day one – through applied learning, expert teaching, and direct links to London’s business networks.

This business and management MSc opens doors to career prospects across sectors and roles – from marketing management and project leadership to consultancy and international trade. You’ll graduate with academic knowledge, practical skills and the ability to apply critical thinking to real business operations. Whether you’re interested in sustainability, human resources, or international business, this postgraduate degree gives you the tools to shape your own path.

The best degree course is one that develops your potential while preparing you for the job market. Walbrook’s management MSc combines academic rigour with applied learning – covering leadership, corporate social responsibility, finance, marketing, and global strategy. You’ll gain transferable skills, conduct research, and build confidence to lead in international organisations or start your own business.

Yes – Walbrook welcomes international applicants to this on-campus business and management course. You’ll study face-to-face in central London, one of the world’s most dynamic business hubs, and gain professional skills that support a successful career anywhere in the world. All teaching is in English, and you’ll be part of a diverse global community of postgraduate students.

This business and management MSc includes a 60-credit Dissertation module. You’ll conduct independent research on a topic related to your chosen pathway, applying research methods, critical analysis and strategic thinking to solve a complex business challenge. With academic supervision and guidance on research ethics, this is your opportunity to demonstrate independent learning, originality and professional practice.

This MSc Business and Management gives you the academic grounding and practical experience to pursue your career aspirations with confidence. Whether you’re stepping into business management, leadership, or roles in operations, human resources or project management, you’ll graduate with the skills and confidence to pursue future prospects.

You’ll also have access to expert careers support from day one – including 24/7 digital tools, live coaching, mentoring, careers bootcamps, and peer-to-peer guidance. On campus, you’ll connect with employers, build networks and prepare for your next move – wherever your future takes you.

Your Master’s is delivered through face-to-face teaching at our central London campus, supported by structured independent study and digital learning tools. You’ll benefit from direct interaction with lecturers and peers, plus access to blended resources via our virtual learning environment.

Here’s what you can expect:

• Weekly in-person lectures and small-group tutorials

• Real-world case studies and collaborative problem-solving

• Guest speakers from industry and business

• Group discussions and peer feedback

• Structured tasks to help you apply theory to practice

• Flexible access to learning materials via the VLE

You’ll follow a clear timetable for each semester and receive formative feedback to support your progress. As you move into your dissertation, you’ll work one-to-one with a supervisor to explore a research question related to your specialist pathway.