United Kingdom · London

London School of Economics and Political Science

Finance, private equity, accounting and marketing at LSE — specialist London master’s programmes with published 2026/27 fees

Checked against official sources: 3 October 2026

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Programmes

A selection of programmes, not the university’s complete catalogue

Programmes found: 4

Master’s

MSc Finance — full-time

10 months · full time · London

Corporate finance and asset markets with electives and applied capstone courses

£51 000 · 2026/27

Master’s

MSc Finance and Private Equity

10 months · full time · London

Finance master’s with a compulsory Private Equity course — choose this or MSc Finance as your preferred route

£51 000 · 2026/27

Master’s

MSc Accounting and Finance

10 months · full time · London

Accounting and finance in organisations and global markets — relevant academic preparation is required

£43 000 · 2026/27

Master’s

MSc Marketing

12 months · full time · London

Consumer behaviour and data analytics with a practical Marketing Action Learning Project

£39 900 · 2026/27

Choosing a programme

The selection contains four distinct MSc routes — specialist master’s degrees rather than MBAs — choose according to your academic preparation and intended specialism

LSE asks applicants not to pair Finance and Finance and Private Equity as first and second choices — Private Equity applicants should explain their interest in that field

Tuition fees

Fees apply to the stated intake — tuition is separate from your total living and travel budget

MSc Finance — full-time

£51 000 · 2026/27

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MSc Finance and Private Equity

£51 000 · 2026/27

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MSc Accounting and Finance

£43 000 · 2026/27

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MSc Marketing

£39 900 · 2026/27

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Requirements and documents

Finance requires a UK 2:1 equivalent and strong quantitative skills — work experience is optional — GMAT/GRE is required without a UK undergraduate degree

Accounting and Finance requires a relevant degree and preparation in accounting, finance, economics and quantitative methods — submit a CV, academic purpose statement and two academic references

Marketing accepts varied academic backgrounds — a UK 2:1 equivalent, readiness for statistics and GMAT/GRE without a UK undergraduate or graduate degree are required

Intakes and deadlines

Programme / categoryDates and conditions

At the review date all four pages show the 2026/27 intake as closed — these amounts are not presented as confirmed 2027/28 fees

For the next intake check the updated pages — rolling admissions closes when places fill and funding has separate deadlines

Campus and budget

Programmes are based on Houghton Street in London — published tuition excludes living costs, travel and fieldwork

MSc Finance and Finance and Private Equity list a 15% deposit, while Marketing lists 10% — payment terms and dates depend on the offer

Funding

Graduate Support Scheme and other awards have separate conditions — the published 23 April 2026 deadline has passed and does not apply to the next intake

Frequently asked questions

How much does MSc Finance — full-time at London School of Economics and Political Science cost?

£51 000 · 2026/27 — Fees apply to the stated intake — tuition is separate from your total living and travel budget

Tuition fees

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What application deadlines and intakes are listed for London School of Economics and Political Science?

At the review date all four pages show the 2026/27 intake as closed — these amounts are not presented as confirmed 2027/28 fees

Deadlines

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