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Explore global business concepts, make data-driven decisions, and gain international experience.

Taught between King’s Business School and EDHEC Business School, this double degree will provide you with the opportunity to study at two internationally renowned institutions, offering a comprehensive understanding of global business practices & the experience of studying in two countries.

You will begin your studies in London at King’s, focusing on foundations in business, management & analytics during the first two years, alongside an introduction to international business concepts. In the final two years, you will transition to the EDHEC campus in Lille, where you can specialise in areas such as finance, strategy, or marketing, tailoring your education to your individual interests & career aspirations.

Why study this course?

  1. Learn the foundations of business, analytics and finance during years 1 & 2, studying at King's Business School in London.
  2. Study at the EDHEC campus in Lille, France during years 3 & 4, where you can choose to specialise and undertake internship opportunities.
  3. Upon graduating from the programme, you will be awarded degrees from both King's and EDHEC.
  4. EDHEC Business School is ranked 7th in Europe by the Financial Times (European Business School Rankings, 2024).
  5. King's Business School is ranked 1st in London for Business & Management Studies (The Complete University Guide, 2025).
  6. Both EDHEC and King's are triple accredited by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA.

Example modules*

Build foundational knowledge in business, finance, analytics, strategy and marketing, before choosing a specialism.

Business Analytics
Machine Learning & AI
Programming for Data Analytics
Data Management for Business & Finance
Business Ethics & Sustainability
International Business
Econometrics & Statistics for Business & Finance
Principles of Marketing

*Please note this is an indicative module list showing examples of modules typically available on the programme. All module lists are subject to change until September 2025.