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Learn about the collisions
Where worlds collide is the idea that when two different disciplines cross paths with one another, they create new, exciting and unexpected notions. At Imperial College Business School, across all our programmes, subjects often collide which enables students to develop differentiated perspectives. As an Imperial student, we challenge you to view opposing factors as an opportunity to come up with powerful new ideas and solutions. This equips you with a unique intellectual thought process that challenges the status quo. Make worlds collide at Imperial College Business School.
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We have chosen four collisions that highlight and represent the colliding disciplines across our programmes at Imperial College Business School. Discover more about each collision below:
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Ana
Wilmer
Arinze
David Nwanna
David NwaNna
Antony
Lui
Arinze David Nwanna
"Before applying to Imperial College Business School, I knew that the space and the environment in the world was changing. The only university that I saw who were effectively moving with this change was Imperial, and it was only here that I saw this collaboration of business and technology."
MSc Financial Technology
Investment Banking Analyst, EMEA Media & Communications (M&C), J.P Morgan
Ana Wilmer
“Technology is very important to business. Particularly, what I want to highlight is the importance of tech in the public sector. I think there's really a huge potential to create a net benefit for society when using technology in the public sector. We've seen a little bit with sustainability tech, but I also think there's huge potential for it in crime prevention and cybersecurity, which is quite exciting.”
MSc Management
Incoming Crisis Communications Consultant, FTI Consulting
Antony Lui
“The intersection between business and technology will definitely help me with my future career progression because at Imperial, we are not only learning the technical knowledge of programming or other skills, but we are also given a strategic insight and overview of how tech can be applied to finance and the greater business world.”
MSc Finance & Accounting
Incoming Consultant, Genpact
Bai-Marrow
Ansumana
Natasha
Lakhani
Natasha Lakhani
“Right now, one of the really big collisions is the fact that there is so much hunger for advancement and for technology. It's what consumers want. It's adding to the bottom line. It's making shareholders happy. But a lot of this is then having an impact in colliding with what we're trying to do for the planet. I think that's where my space is, working on M&A deals, which is trying to enable clean tech investment alongside what all the other consumers are wanting in all other sectors as well.”
Full-Time MBA
Transaction Planning & Execution Lead, DigitalBridge
Ansumana Bai-Marrow
“Where worlds collide means that two things are coming together. It means something is growing, it’s colliding with what exists. When you’ve got that crossover, that nexus, there’s a bit of a problem. But that means there’s an opportunity to create a solution. So actually, Where Worlds Collides means innovation. It means growth, it means progress and it means a chance to develop solutions.”
Global Online MBA
Chief Compliance Officer, Cairn Capital
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About BUSIness X Technology
Outside the Classrom
Research Centre
Modules & Teaching
At the Business School, our programmes explore ground-breaking ideas from leading experts in business and technology, with specialised programmes covering AI, cyber security, machine learning and more, alongside leadership, finance, and management. As a student, you are given the chance to choose from a wide array of electives that explore new technologies.
The Centre for Digital Transformation helps businesses understand the long-term impacts of a digital revolution, helping them to innovate and adapt ahead of future challenges. The centre’s work focuses on new and emerging digital technologies from AI to Blockchain to the Internet of Things.
We offer a range of career clubs at the Business School, including the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Club, which provides you with access, resources, and mentorship to cultivate your interests in technological innovation to transform entrepreneurial ideas. Many students also enjoy the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications Club, where you can expand your knowledge on the latest technologies.
We recognise that our students - future business leaders - must develop a deeper understanding of technology and how it impacts society and business. Learn more about business x technology at Imperial College Business School.
About Business X Technology
As future leaders, you must have a deep understanding of technology, spanning how it impacts businesses, society, and the planet. Innovating and applying technological solutions to the challenges we face today will enable businesses and economies to emerge from global challenges, stronger and better equipped for the future.
MohOna
Sengupta
Duaa
Zafar Dehraj
Joyce
Obaseki
Mohona
MohOna Sengupta
“Through the intercalated BSc Management course, I have learned about different healthcare policies, including the structure of the NHS and how it's funded from the government. I have also learned about how to create a successful business and how we can use revenue to better society. Through teachings about health and wealth on the BSc course, I have been put in a position to be able to care for patients in the future.”
Intercalated BSc
Fourth year medical student at Imperial College London
Joyce Obaseki
“When people come together, they're able to share ideas, collaborate, and then take the business to the next level. As a society, we're very focused on health because we understand that a healthy nation is a wealthy nation.”
Executive MBA
Executive Director, Grant A Smile CIC
Duaa Zafar Dehraj
“When we think of health, it's at the centre of how we can create productive human beings, who can change and impact society. When we think of wealth, we are thinking about how we can create human beings that are really changing the narrative of our society. When these two themes come together, what we're doing is really changing the world.”
MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management
Co-Founder, House of Pebbles
Countless studies show a strong correlation between poor health and low income. The pandemic taught us that the right financial stimulus can broadly overcome major healthcare challenges. But how does that work across the entire healthcare system globally? What is an acceptable level of poor health? Is there such a thing? As tomorrow’s leaders, you need to understand how to manage the tensions between these competing pressures, finding ways to be responsible leaders of society, whilst driving forward innovation and investment in healthcare.
About Health x wealth
The Imperial College Business School Healthcare Career Club helps you explore your career options in the healthcare industry by connecting you with industry representatives. The club achieves this by organising workshops and simulations, as well as visits to healthcare companies.
The Centre for Health Economics & Policy Innovation focuses its work on the incentives that drive productivity, quality and innovation, both at the health system and organisational levels. The centre’s research balances action and other qualitative research with the analysis of large-scale quantitative data sets and learning through partnerships with the healthcare supply chain and government.
At Imperial College Business School, you learn from internationally recognised faculty at the forefront of healthcare management research; Imperial College London is a world-leading university in healthcare. Through a mixture of modules, applied modules and projects, you’ll learn how to apply the latest academic thinking and business strategies into practice using real-life case studies.
In society, there is a strong correlation between low income and poor health. The balance between health and wealth poses many difficult questions for future leaders. Learn more at Imperial College Business School.
Emily Houston
“There's a lot of very vague and ineffective claims around climate change, and specifically companies claiming impact towards this, where they’re having very little impact. I found this very frustrating. I used to work in finance and then thought, actually, I think we can probably do better than this. Then through Imperial College Business School, I managed to actually learn the skills I needed to execute that in the business world."
MSc Climate Change, Management & Finance
Emily
houston
Tiago
Fachada
HARRY
Grocott
TEKI Anna
TettEH-WRIGHT
TIAGO Fachada
“I think it's very important to remember that businesses depend on nature and biodiversity. A lot of raw materials are created by nature, and so this link between profit and planet really is a direct correlation. They're not separate. So that's the way I see it. Business and nature need to be working together. And we need to make sure that we don't destroy nature along the way, or we won't be able to keep on having the profit that we’re used to having.”
Commercial Associate, Treeconomy
Co-Founder, Ecofye
Teki Anna Tetteh-Wright
“Planet and profit is really vital within the industry that I'm working in. In philanthropy, there's a lot of cross-collaboration and co-funding that's pulled together to make sure that the underserved, non-recognised areas are really funded.”
Analyst, Climate Finance and Carbon Markets, Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF)
Harry Grocott
“We talk about sustainability quite a lot. But actually, if we're talking about sustainability holistically, then to drive change, in my opinion, we need a process that is for-profit and self-sustaining financially. If we can focus that on something that has impact from a climate perspective, and where planet and profits connect, that means we can actually have an impact positively on climate change over time."
CEO & Co-Founder, Treeconomy
Kilian
Rupp
Jha
Akanksha
Vedant
Raj Lohia
ramya
Rajasekaran
VedAnt
Ramya
vedAnt
Ramya Rajasekaran
“Planet and profit is a theme that's taken very seriously at Imperial. We are now being trained and taught of the importance of ESG risk factors, sustainability, and corporate governance goals for when we enter the financial services industry, because now there is no excuse. This is a very important component and it cannot be left behind.”
MSc Investment & Wealth Management
Trading Analyst Intern, Dare
Kilian Rupp
"Growing sustainably does not mean jeopardising profits. In fact, it provides opportunity for innovation and a healthy environment. The collision of planet and profit is essential if we want to tackle the challenges of the future that enable future generations to thrive just as much as we do today."
Business Analyst, Candesic
Akanksha Jha
“Within the collision of planet and profit, I think it's important to consider both, and it's important to find the right balance between the planet on the one side, but also the profit on the other side. I think focusing on the planet a little more than we do today does not necessarily mean to compromise the profit. I think it is our task, in a way, to find solutions that enable us to still maximise the profit while taking care of the planet.”
Global Banking Graduate Talent Program Analyst, UBS
Vedant Raj Lohia
"Initiatives that positively impact the planet and are profitable, are the ones that will shape the future of the world leading to peaceful progress."
Co-Founder, AnyWare
If we use finance and technology to unlock the value within nature, we will tackle global issues - rather than creating or deepening them. Addressing the complexities of climate change, pollution, and world hunger, to name just a few, requires businesses to work in harmony with nature for sustainable solutions. As a future business leader, if you can drive that focus on benefitting the planet while maintaining profit, you will have a positive and ongoing impact on society.
About Planet X Profit
We ensure you have opportunities to apply your learnings to the real world, for example, taking part in the Climate Investment Challenge. This is a global competition that calls on students across universities to develop innovative financial solutions to address climate change. You may also enjoy participating in the Energy & Sustainability Career Club, which aims to build long-term networks with potential employers while promoting sustainability initiatives.
The Business School's Centre for Climate Finance & Investment aims to unlock solutions within capital markets to address the challenges posed by climate change. The centre is pioneering an understanding of the risks and investment opportunities arising in this environment. The centre also gives you exclusive access to a wealth of networking opportunities and events.
Across all our programmes, the Business School helps you gain expertise in the interconnection of climate change and business. You can choose from a wide range of electives on offer such as Clean Technology Investment, Sustainability and Competitive Advantage, and Energy Business.
It is critical that future leaders understand the importance of tackling the challenges of sustainability in business, as almost all industries are now threatened by climate change. Learn more about planet x profit at Imperial College Business School.
About society X data
Asma
Anoohi
Gokani
Jaykishen
Caroline
Meng
Adam
Harvie
Caroline Meng
"In the past, I've had experiences in hospitality, e-commerce, and finance. Data has definitely played an integral part to not only business success, but also enhancing relationships both within and outside the business. As a committee member in Imperial's Asia Business Club, we're always trying to collect feedback from our members every single time we host events to make sure that we're always consistently improving the way we do things and making sure it's as efficient as possible."
MSc International Management
Business Dev (Financial Products), LINE MAN Wongnai
Jaykishen Gokani
"MSc Business Analytics at Imperial College Business School has been hugely beneficial in boosting my skillset. It has also helped me navigate different career paths and find which is best aligned with my ambitions. Some modules have shown me how I can also benefit society at large via my charity and volunteering work. Also studying part-time has been an eye opener as to how much time we truly have to focus on our personal development."
MSc Business Analytics (online, part-time)
ETF Product Architect Associate, BlackRock
Asma Anoohi
“I'm currently working on a research project that explores the potential for robots in the hospitality industry, specifically looking at the UAE. What that explores is whether or not a society can really interact with data on a larger scale and on a more personal level in sectors that haven’t really been explored before.”
MSc Economics & Strategy for Business
Investment Banking Intern, Rothschild & Co
Adam Harvie
"Big data is now the foundation of most things - we are no longer building our foundations on sand but instead on empirical evidence that can be used to inform strategic decision making. I believe that data and empirical evidence must be utilised to inform the development of new sophisticated governance protocols to help manage and negate ethical concerns associated with developing technologies, for example, AI and the spread of disinformation. If given unfettered access, such technologies may cause significant societal disruption."
MSc Strategic Marketing
Siera
Torontow
Usman
Sami Khan
Ulas
Malli
Ulas Malli
“The collision of society and data means a lot to my profession because I'm working as a Big Data and AI professional, and I'm engaging with data every day to create a bigger impact for society. For example, I'm working with data to fight against malaria in Mozambique. I believe that we can create a great impact on society by using data and skills.”
Global Senior Manager, Vodafone
Siera Torontow
“When I think of society and data, it's a direct theme of what I do on a day to day. I get to work with companies by offering them insights into what stakeholders or in this case, society thinks about them.”
Weekend MBA
Managing Director, Healthcare & Consumer Managing Director, Alva
Usman Sami Khan
“I feel that data is a fundamental commodity of the 21st century. Data is everywhere around us. We can use that data to really harness the power of technology, and drive unique insights that help society as a whole to become more efficient and resilient.”
Assistant Manager – InfraTech, KPMG
The digital revolution is already transforming society, but how can we use data and analytics to make a better world? What do we need to watch out for? Big data is giving us a view of the economy and society in far more detail than we previously imagined. At Imperial College Business School, we challenge you to use data science to navigate today’s digital economy while accounting for societal impact, diversity, and sustainability.
Outside the ClassroOm
The Imperial College Data Science Society provides an opportunity for you to engage and learn about data science, this includes exposure to Machine Learning, AI, statistics and problem-solving applications. The society gives you a chance to engage with industry insights, skill development workshops, hackathons, and projects to learn the art of data science.
Imperial Business Analytics brings business-focused academics together with specialists in data science to instigate specialised research on how business data, analytics, and artificial intelligence will impact the future of business and society. The centre harnesses progressive technology, such as the Data Observatory, one of the world’s most advanced data visualisation spaces.
Data can be utilised to better inform business decision making processes around matters such as public health, education, public safety, and national security to name a few. Equipping students with business data skills on our programmes is pivotal to helping you unleash the critical insights and societal solutions that can be drawn from data.
Data plays an ever increasingly important role in all aspects of society. We are helping our students appreciate how data possesses the power to improve the quality of life of global populations. Learn more about society x data at Imperial College Business School.
