Top 10 MBA Programs in London

London Business School is one of the world's most renowned business schools, ranking highly in Bloomberg Businessweek's ranking of Non-US MBA programs. Similarly, the LBS MBA routinely appears in the top-five of the Financial Times' Global MBA Ranking; and the school's Executive MBA is also highly regarded. The triple-accredited school (AACSB, AMBA, EQUIS) places graduates in top financial services and tech industry roles, in London and elsewhere. The school's location on the edge of Regent's Park means that students have a bit of scenery to look at while studying.

Ranked as one of the best UK-based MBA programs in Bloomberg Businessweek's ranking of Non-US MBA programs, Imperial College Business School is another triple-accredited London business school that's also commonly placed in top 100 rankings by the Financial Times and the Economist. What makes this school stand out are its strong job placements in consulting and finance. The school is a short walk away from Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens and not far from the city's financial center.

City University London's Cass Business School is often ranked among the top 50 programs in the Financial Times' Global MBA Ranking. Its full-time MBA offers concentrations in Consulting and Strategy, Entrepreneurship and Innovation and Marketing, among others. The school's location near London's financial center means that students don't have to go far for networking events and job interviews. Additionally, the program offers study tours to Dubai, China, Silicon Valley and South Africa.

This school's Global One-Year MBA offers students to spread their studies across two or three international locations, including Boston, San Francisco, New York, Dubai, Shanghai and, of course, London. Hult's MBA has been ranked in Businessweek's Non-US MBA Ranking, and both its Global One-Year MBA and Executive programs have been ranked by the Economist.

With campuses in London, Berlin, Paris, Madrid, Torino and Warsaw, ESCP Europe offers a strong, Europe-wide network. MBA students study at two of the campuses over the one-year program. The school's Executive MBA is ranked highly by the Financial Times and it is accredited by AACSB, AMBA and EQUIS.

The University of Chicago Booth School of Business runs parts of its Executive MBA at its London campus, allowing European students easier access to an education from this world-renowned business school. The EMBA, taught in London, Chicago and Hong Kong, offers a truly international education across its 21-month program.

Aside from the home campus in Warwick the Warwick Business School opened a London campus in 2014, housed in the iconic Shard building. This is open to its EMBA students, and will also serve as the in-house location for the school's Online MBA, which is ranked highly by the Financial Times. The school's full-time, executive and online MBA programs have all been ranked in various business school rankings, and the school is triple-accredited.

Westminster Business School offers a London MBA at a very affordable price. Accredited by AMBA, the school's full-time MBA program can be completed in just 12 months and is particularly focused on growing future board directors.

Brunel Business School offers an affordable MBA program and an outer-west London location, meaning reduced cost of living and shorter commuter times compared to inner-London business schools. Its full-time MBA program includes concentrations in Aviation or Healthcare Management, as well as a more general management track.

Accredited by both AACSB and AMBA, Kingston University London offers a 12-month MBA with the chance to complete part of the program in Berlin, India or Moscow. The London facilities include a simulated trading room, using Bloomberg data and analytics to prepare students for work on the trading floor.