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Timothy Wei

Timothy Wei,

Malaysia

The online Master in Finance and Investments allowed Timothy to further his knowledge in the field of finance, without taking time off from his position as a university lecturer. “The online experience was actually quite great for me because I could adjust my time flexibly, and stay in my hometown while getting a degree from London School of Business and Finance.” Whilst undertaking his final dissertation project, Timothy received fast and practical support from his supervisor, which helped him get the most out of his research findings. For students thinking of studying online, Timothy recommends the flexible courses at London School of Business and Finance. “If they want to pursue their degree, I really encourage them to take this online course,” Timothy said. “They can study anytime they want, they don’t have to quit their job, and they can get a degree without leaving their hometown.”

More student testimonials

Purity Laird

Purity Laird, Kenya/UK

The only thing standing between Purity and her ambitions to work for her dream organisations in Kenya was an MBA. Purity was already a Chartered Accountant and working full-time in a demanding role, so an online programme was the best route for her to earn her master’s degree.

Petar Dyankov

Petar Dyankov, Bulgaria

Having gained his undergraduate degree through traditional campus-based study, Petar decided to earn his Master in Finance and Investments degree fully online with London School of Business and Finance.

Rotimi Oke

Rotimi Oke, Nigeria

Rotimi Oke graduated in 2011 with a Masters in International Business (MIB). He has utilised the networking skills he developed at LSBF to become Managing Director of Iretidu Limited, an investment holding company in Nigeria.

Juan Jose Delgado

Juan Jose Delgado, Spain

Juan graduated in 2012 after coming to London to study at LSBF. He is currently employed by one of the biggest digital companies in the world; Amazon UK, as a Senior Marketing Manager. He chose LSBF because of their international environment, and clear idea of what an MBA should be.

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