Imperial College Business School

Imperial College London is a top 10 global university within the Times Higher Education and QS World University Rankings. Among its subject strengths, Imperial ranks 1st in Europe for innovation and entrepreneurship within Reuter's The World's Most Innovative University Rankings, Bloomberg, and the Financial Times. The main building is located at Imperial's South Kensington campus and has its main entrance on Exhibition Road. The building was designed by Foster and Partners and Buro Happold. It was constructed between September 2002 and June 2004 at a cost of £15.7 million, and was opened in 2004 by Queen Elizabeth II. The building was renamed the Tanaka Building in August 2008. The business school also operates out of a secondary building, 53 Prince's Gate, also in South Kensington. Imperial College Business School offers the following postgraduate programmes: MBA (Imperial MBA, Imperial Executive MBA & Global MBA), Master's programmes, Joint Master's programmes, and a Doctoral programme. The school itself does not offer undergraduate degrees, however the majority of undergraduate students in other faculties at Imperial College Londonwill have the option of studying management modules towards their degrees. Some departments' students can combine management with their science courses to attain a joint-honours degree. .