AI and the Future of Organisations: Insights for Business - LSE
2026-06-08 | On campus
Programme type: On Campus Open Programme
Location: On campus
Start date: 8 Jun 2026 – Open
Duration: 1 week, full-time
Department: Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science
Tuition fee: £7,750
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AI is transforming industries at an unprecedented pace, and for leaders and executives, the challenge isn’t just understanding the technology—it’s knowing how to strategically integrate it safely, ethically, and effectively within their organisations.
AI and the Future of Organisations: Insights for Business offers C-suites and CEOs the psychological, cultural, and cultural evolutionary insights needed to navigate AI’s impact on decision-making, creativity, productivity, and other aspects of business.
Drawing on cutting-edge research, practice, and case studies from psychology and cultural evolution, this course provides a practical, evidence-based approach to AI integration. Grounded in psychological and cultural evolutionary frameworks, leaders will gain the confidence needed to assess AI’s potential role in their organisations, mitigate cultural and ethical risks, and apply adaptable strategies to drive innovation while maintaining trust and accountability in a quickly changing technological and human environment.
Leaders and executives will learn human-centric, clear, actionable frameworks for responsible AI integration, through real-world case studies, guest lectures, and hands-on applications.
Taught by Dr Michael Muthukrishna and Dr Dario Krpan, alongside leading industry expert guest speakers, such as Joel Leibo (Research Scientist, Google DeepMind), Marc Warner (CEO of Faculty AI), Ben Warner (CEO of Electric Twin, former Chief UK government Chief Data Scientist, and LSE Senior Visiting Fellow), and Vinay Menon (Senior Partner and AI Lead at Korn Ferry). This course delivers the strategic tools leaders need to make AI work for their people and their organisations.
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Leading Risk in Organisations - LSE
2026-06-08 | On campus
Programme type: On Campus Open Programme
Location: On campus
Start date: 8 Jun 2026 – Open
Duration: 1 week, full-time
Department: Department of Management
Tuition fee: £7,750
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Risky times call for a new type of leadership
The stakes have never been higher than they are in our current reality. How you respond to the unique challenges of today will shape outcomes for you and your organisation for years to come. Navigating this kind of uncertainty calls for a new kind of leadership. It means understanding the nature of risk, its psychology, its impact on individuals and organisations and how it manifests in organisational culture. This intensive, five-day programme gives you the broader psychological understanding, the behavioural frameworks, the practical toolkit and the mindset to not simply manage risk in your business, but to lead it.
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Climate Change: Economics, Policy and Strategy in an Age of Uncertainty - LSE
2026-06-08 | On campus
Programme type: On Campus Open Programme
Location: On campus
Start date: 8 Jun 2026 – Open
Duration: 1 week, full-time
Department: Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment
Tuition fee: £7,750
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How is climate change poised to impact your organisation?
Climate change is not only one of the defining challenges of the 21st century, but also a test of strategic agility in an uncertain world. Leaders across all sectors must learn how to make sound decisions under deep scientific, economic and political uncertainty, where robust rather than optimal choices often matter most. Gain a clear grasp of climate science, economics, and policy, and turn insight into decisive strategy.
This course equips you with the frameworks to assess climate risks, identify opportunities, and build resilient strategies for a fast-changing global landscape. Through interdisciplinary learning and real-world case studies, you’ll develop the confidence to lead your organisation through the complexities of climate transition.
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Corporate Finance and Strategy - LSE
2026-06-08 | On campus
Programme type: On Campus Open Programme
Location: On campus
Start dates:
– 8 Jun 2026 – Open
– 2 Nov 2026 – Open
Duration: 1 week, full-time
Department: Department of Finance
Tuition fee: £7,750
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Apply the tools of corporate finance to boost your strategic decision-making.
Making the strategic decisions that will determine the future expansion, restructuring or capital requirements of your organisation calls for a deep understanding of the bigger picture. This programme gives you the broadened knowledge and insight needed to cut through complexity and see the fuller context. You will gain and learn to apply the practical financial tools to make informed decisions that will drive your firm’s competitive strategy and sustain future growth.

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Data Science and AI for Executives - LSE
2026-06-08 | On campus
Programme type: On Campus Open Programme
Location: On campus
Start date: 8 Jun 2026 – Open
Duration: 1 week, full-time
Department: Department of Management
Tuition fee: £7,750
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Leverage data science and AI to make informed, intelligent decisions.
Statistical analysis and data management are transforming decision-making in just about every field of private and public life. But how do you distinguish between good data science and bad? This fast-paced, intensive programme gives you a comprehensive, non-practitioner grounding in data science, AI and machine learning. You will also explore its real-world application across business, government and law. Emerge with the understanding and vocabulary to assess quantitative evidence, design big data studies and make more intelligent, data-driven decisions.

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CIPD Festival of Work
2026-06-10 | Excel London, One Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1XL
Start Date: 10-11 June 2026
Location: Excel London, One Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock, London, E16 1XL
Contact: cipdevents.tickets@haymarket.com
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Register here!

We welcomed delegates with a new line-up and even more festival features and experiences. Helping them champion better work and working lives.
We were joined by over 12,000 peers for two days of collaboration, inspiring thought leaders, industry experts, networking with like-minded leaders and festival-goers and an array of immersive activities, that took place across the festival floor.
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