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The London School of Innovation delivers world-class postgraduate programmes to high-potential talented people around the world.
We are not a generalist university but rather focused only on computing with a key emphasis on Digital Engineering and the skills needed to build the Artificially Intelligent future.
Our MSc programmes aim to transform learners into tech leaders who unite and inspire all stakeholders involved in digital projects at all levels of change (team, organisation, and society).
We offer the following programmes. They cover different specialities and professions that contribute to world-class digital engineering. Some of our programmes are suitable for recent undergraduates looking to further their studies at the postgraduate level. Other programmes will be suitable for experienced professionals who aspire to be leaders.
Studying for a master’s degree in the UK is an exciting prospect. They are highly regarded by employers and popular among international students, due to the UK’s global reputation for outstanding higher education.
Achieving a master`s degree demonstrates a high level of expertise in a particular area. It is a level 7 qualification on the National Qualifications Framework (NQF). A full-time master`s programme will see you take 180 credits over a 12-month period.
As digital technology transforms our world every day, perhaps the most future-proof and lucrative field to establish yourself in will be digital engineering. With an ever-increasing demand for skills, a master’s degree could pave your path to enter the industry, advance in your career, and leave your mark on shaping the future.
In master’s programmes, you can explore niche topics in depth. There are numerous career opportunities in science-related and management-related fields.
As you discover new technologies and market changes, your expertise will grow.
Your master’s degree can help you boost your career prospects, gain knowledge about your passion, and prepare you for success in the future.
At the master‘s level, you can make a significant change in your professional career even if you have already earned an unrelated bachelor‘s degree.
Master’s degrees can allow you to change career paths entirely based on your passion and market demand, allowing you to explore new fields and develop new skills.
The ability to earn more money is probably the primary reason most people study for a master’s degree.
Our lives are impacted by the amount of money we earn as a salary, whether we like it or not.
master’s degrees are one of the best investments you can make to improve your quality of life.
In most courses, work experience and expertise are important. In some courses, four years’ experience is equivalent to a bachelor’s degree. Therefore, if you do not have one, you can take our course.
Each course requires a different IELTS score. Higher IELTS scores are generally essential for professions that involve customer interaction. However, lower scores are expected for fields that do not require the client’s involvement and require only teamwork, and a lower score for fields that require individual work. According to your future job, you will need a specific IELTS score.
Applications for the 2025/26 academic year may be made for one programme only.
It is possible to apply before taking an English language test. In the event that we decide to make you an offer, we will require you to demonstrate that your English language level meets the relevant standard. A successful English language test result must be sent by the date specified in your offer. We recommend taking an English language test as soon as possible to ensure that you have met the required standard.
CAS numbers are issued less than three months before the start of your course once you accept an unconditional offer.
Applications are considered on a rolling basis, so we may close earlier than the announced deadline. Please submit your application as soon as possible. As soon as all places are filled, the programme will close. If places are still available after the general deadline, the programme will remain open.
The majority of programmes have an informal interview system where applicants are invited to speak with staff members about their programme of study. In some cases, interviews are mandatory. It is possible to conduct a phone interview for those who are unable to attend in person.
The application process for the master’s course programme is conducted online using our application system, the Admission Portal. You will be able to search for the course you wish to apply for and begin your application once you have created an online account.
Upon receiving a complete application, including references and supporting documents, decision-making is normally completed within eight weeks. During peak periods and if an interview is included in the selection process, this timeframe may vary.
You should also be aware that if you have applied for a particular funded opportunity, the decision may take longer.
We recommend that you contact the admissions team if you have waited more than 8 weeks and are uncertain about your application process or have any other questions.
Applicants do not need to submit a CV. Despite this, a CV often gives a good overview of your education and occupation.
Once your application fee has been paid, you will be sent an email receipt within 15 working days. If you have not received a fee payment receipt after 15 working days, please contact admissions at +44 (0)203 507 0033
The application fee is non-refundable.
If you come from an English-speaking country or studied at an English-speaking university previously, the IELTS is not required.
To request a change to your application, please email the admissions team. Please include the following information in the message:
It is our policy to consider all change requests, even if we are unable to approve them all. Our decision is based on the status of your application and admission at the time we receive your request.
Your questions will most likely be answered on our website. Please contact the relevant admissions team ( by leaving a ticket on the Admission Portal) if you have a question that isn’t covered on our website.
We are unable to provide feedback to applicants due to the large number of applications we receive.
You can still apply even if you haven’t yet received your final transcript or your Certificate of English Proficiency.
You will receive a conditional offer which will state what qualifications and grades you will need to achieve in order to meet our entry requirements. As soon as you have received your qualification evidence, you can upload it to our Admission Portal. Once all conditions have been met, you will receive an unconditional offer.
You can also typically check the status of your application online, through the company’s website or through a status update email.
Promising Talent (50% Loan) applicants must meet the following criteria:
You will only need to meet your desired programme criteria in this scenario.
After 5 years of employment, the person can apply for an ILR Visa, which grants them permanent residency. A test of English language proficiency and a test of UK life are required as well. For more information about skills worker visas, visit GOV.UK.
As soon as the PSW visa expires, individuals wishing to remain in the UK must obtain either a skilled work visa or a general work visa. For the general work visa, applicants must earn at least £30,000 per year, depending on their occupation.
As soon as the PSW visa expires, individuals wishing to remain in the UK must obtain either a skilled work visa or a general work visa. For the general work visa, applicants must earn at least £30,000 per year, depending on their occupation.
As soon as the PSW visa expires, individuals wishing to remain in the UK must obtain either a skilled work visa or a general work visa. For the general work visa, applicants must earn at least £30,000 per year, depending on their occupation.
As soon as the PSW visa expires, individuals wishing to remain in the UK must obtain either a skilled work visa or a general work visa. For a general work visa, applicants must earn at least £30,000 per year, depending on their occupation.
During the academic year, students with a valid visa may work up to 20 hours per week and full-time during vacations.
In general, full-time master’s programmes take one year to complete. In contrast to part-time study, full-time study requires a significant commitment of time on a weekly basis.
All international students pursuing a master’s degree in the UK are required to have a student visa. LSI can sponsor student visas under a UK government license. You’ll receive a student visa for the duration of your master’s course plus an additional wrap-up period after the UK Home Office approves your application.
In addition to congratulating students on their admission, the letter provides basic information about the programme. It is an electronic document that provides the reference number needed to apply for a visa. By obtaining a CAS number, we confirm to UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) that we wish to sponsor your study in the UK.
n order to apply to a university in the UK, you must pass the IELTS test. For student visas, speaking English is a requirement. Universities have no impact on this requirement. However, the required score varies according to the program you applied for.
We offer a range of conversion master’s programmes targeting students with no prior experience in IT to break into the industry and establish themselves on a path to professional success and specialisation. But to show your potential, you will have to first learn the essentials (basic programming, IT terminology, etc) before starting your master’s programme. The college offers an online course (free of charge), giving you the opportunity to learn those essential skills and prove your talent in order to secure an unconditional admission offer for your master’s programme.
