All Things Urban

An 18-month programme for urban professionals in the public, private, and third sectors who want to understand and deliver change in cities. Study part-time and choose between attending in-person or remotely; the Executive MSc in Cities offers a flexible programme for working professionals.

The Executive MSc in Cities welcomes applications from experienced professionals with a minimum of 10 years of work experience, based in any location, who are committed to leading large-scale change in cities.

HOW TO APPLY All applications to the programme must be submitted through the LSE Online Application System. To complete an application, you will need: - **University transcript and degree certificate**: You must provide a transcript and certificate for each degree listed on the application form. - **CV or résumé**: This should detail your professional experience in chronological order, including at least 10 years of professional experience. - **Names and contact details for two referees**: At least one referee should know you professionally. LSE will contact your referees directly via email, so please provide professional email addresses where possible. - **Personal statement**: Provide a concise overview of your background and your reasons for applying to the programme, limited to two pages or less. **Please note that the Executive MSc in Cities programme does not require GRE/GMAT scores.** A number of grant schemes - including LSE Cities Scholarships and LSE Cities Alumni Scholarships - are available. As only a limited number of awards are available, we use a selection process that considers both the quality of the applicant and their financial need. [LSE ONLINE APPLICATION SYSTEM](https://bit.ly/3Vphppc) **Please specify in your application that you found this opportunity through All Things Urban**

LSE Cities is an international centre carrying out research, education, advisory and engagement activities investigating the social, spatial and environmental complexities of the 21st century city.