Westminster Business School, University of Westminster

The University of Westminster has been offering advanced management programmes since 1924 and the general MBA programme has been accredited by the Association of MBAs for over 30 years.

Today the Westminster Business School is distinctively committed to progressive management education, providing accredited and flexible programmes in an international context for over 3500 full and part-time students. It is conveniently situated on the University's Marylebone Campus in central London, opposite Madame Tussaud's and Baker Street tube station. The Campus buildings have recently been substantially refurbished and extended, providing a high-quality learning environment suited for business education in the 21st century.

Co-located with the School of the Built Environment, Westminster Business School focuses on the core applications of business disciplines in capital city functions and major industries encompassing human resources, finance, marketing, information technology and reaching into tourism, retailing and urban development.

Our consultancy experts are widely respected and we have particular research strengths in finance and financial services, small businesses, franchising, the future of work, labour market analysis, the economics of education and training, retailing and services marketing. We have many links with partner institutions in the EU, USA, Eastern Europe and Asia. Short courses, post-experience and updating courses are available and can be specially designed to meet the training needs of industry and other organisations.

Aside from our prestigious Masters programmes in International Finance and Quantitative Finance, the School offers an AMBA-accredited MBA and a range of MA, MSc and Postgraduate Diploma courses. Many programmes are available for full or part-time study, as are the range of undergraduate courses.

The University also has a business school in Harrow, north-west London, offering its own distinctive range of management programmes.

Web site: http://www.wmin.ac.uk