MBA at Imperial College Business School vs London Business School

Apart from the above-mentioned parameters, there are certain other factors that you must look at before making a final decision between MBA at Imperial College Business School and London Business School.

• Salary Increase: MBA graduates from London Business School observed a salary hike of 105% while for Imperial College Business School graduates were 64%.
• International Presence: Around 66 nationalities were represented in the class of MBA (2021) of London Business School. Imperial College of Business had students from over 26 countries across the world. 41% of the MBA class of Imperial College Business School was of Asian origin while 28% of MBA class of LBS was of Asian origin.
• London Business School is rated better by Financial Times for its value of money over Imperial College Business School. 
• Employment percentage: There is not much difference in the employment percentage of the two business schools in UK. 
• Women Student in MBA: Imperial College Business School boasted having more women students enrolled in their MBA class of 2021 (43%). LBS, on the other hand, had only 38% of women students. Though lagging behind in the female enrollment, LBS a female-only scholarship encouraging more female applicants to apply for the course.

LBS cultivates a highly international crowd and with an exceptional alumni network and global reputation you are likely to be snapped up by employers quickly. Imperial College Business School, on the other hand, boasts of offering a multidisciplinary approach and experience.