MSc Courses in the School of Management
Dear London School of Economics,
Can you please provide the details, regarding below queries for:
MSc Management
MSc International Management
MSc Management and Strategy
MSc Management, Organisations and Governance
in the following years: 2013/14, 2014/15, 2015/16 ?
1. Number per each year of applications received.
2. Number per each year of offers made - would be great to be able to see the split between both (conditional / unconditional) criteria and sum the total offers made.
3. Number per each year of students enrolled into the MSc programme.
Yours faithfully,
Ash Rizwan
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Dear Ash,
With reference to your request for information under the Freedom of
Information Act, please find below the School's response.
Year 2013/4 2014/5 2015/6
Programme Applications Conditional Unconditional Registered Applications Conditional Unconditional Registered Applications Conditional Unconditional Registered
Offers offers students Offers offers students Offers offers students
MSc 810 143 69 100 743 131 67 96 543 112 76 89
Management
MSc 330 29 8 23 313 31 13 27 332 25 10 27
International
Management
MSc 558 81 30 57 571 70 33 54 568 82 35 71
Management &
Strategy
MSc 492 56 36 60 431 60 33 61 449 58 51 59
Management,
Organisations
and
Governance
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