Birkbeck Business School

Our courses offer a range of modules across accounting and finance, and provide opportunities for real-world applications in the financial industry and government.

Our research-led teaching in business, management and marketing combines academic excellence with practical insight.

We have a 200-year pedigree and an excellent reputation for the quality of our academic research and teaching.

You'll be taught by academics with a passion for their subjects and join a community of active learners who support one another.

The Birkbeck Business School draws together a diverse collection of disciplines which have a rich history, are academically rigorous and which nurture and develop our students.

From study skills to financial advice, find out more about the wealth of student support available in the Birkbeck Business School.

Dr Caroline Kamau-Mitchell and the Medical Schools Council have launched SWIMEDICINE, the UK's first longitudinal survey of the wellbeing of future doctors, with follow-up every two years.

The Birkbeck Business School holds Small Business Charter accreditation, which allows it to deliver the Help to Grow management course. The course will give you new insight and practical capabilities in a range of areas.

See a list of courses accredited by professional bodies across our subject areas.

Birkbeck’s Centre for Professional Development brings together academics, researchers and practitioners to share their knowledge and experience with our local and wider community.

Find out how to contact us for queries relating to undergraduate, postgraduate or PhD study.

Research and teaching in the Birkbeck Business School benefits from collaboration with industry and our international university partners.

Hear from expert guests on issues such as public affairs, business, economics, and social and public life in our video series.

Doctors report high levels of stress and burnout, yet research suggests they experience lower rates of some stress-related chronic illnesses than the wider population. A new long-term study led by Birkbeck’s Dr Caroline Kamau-Mitchell aims to understand why and how improving wellbeing could help more doctors stay in the NHS.

2 July 2026
17:00 — 21:00

Birkbeck Central
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