London South Bank University (LSBU) is delighted to announce former DfE Director General Paul Kett as its new Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive of LSBU Group. Paul is an exceptional leader who has an accomplished track record in education. A specialist in policy, skills, employability and transformation, he was Director General at the Department for Education […]

Two groups of young entrepreneurs from SBU Sixth’s Business & Finance class took part in the ‘Lambeth Dragons’ Den’ event today (Tues 13 May), with both groups winning recognition for their social enterprise plans and achievements. The Lambeth Town Hall event included nine teams of students from the borough’s schools, each team presenting their business

The main end-of-year exams in most of our courses run in May and June. We would like to wish all our students the best of luck in all exams – we hope your hard work and effort earns you the grades you deserve! An outline of exam dates at SBU Sixth is available here. This

Two students from SBU Sixth were selected to attend the ‘Start Up, Scale Up’ event with some of the UK’s leading entrepreneurs last week (Thurs 24 April). Ivy Okonkwo and Abdulsalam Keji were invited thanks to their success so far on their courses, and they made the most of the opportunity, speaking with guests including

Skills on both sides of the interview table were put to the test by SBU6 Business students this week. The students were engaged in the ‘Recruitment and Selection’ module and developed an innovative exercise to put their learning into practice. Each member of the group wrote a job description for a Finance or Business role,

60 SBU Sixth students took an educational trip to Geneva, Switzerland, this March. The visit was planned to mix educational and cultural experiences, taking in museums, the United Nations headquarters and museums, as well as allowing some time for exploring. A highlight for all was a visit to world-famous science research centre, CERN. Students got

SBU6 students ran a wide range of events last week (1-4 April) in the lead-up to the Spring break. Each event was devised, planned and managed by Business students, who are completing a course module in managing professional events. On Wednesday, one of the groups organised a recruitment fair, open to students from across the