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A salary of 43,277 pounds to 51,714 pounds, with a comprehensive £ 55.497, including London allowance

This is a specific date for two years.

The LSE education department offers some of the most successful programs in the school, including the summer school and the expansion of global programs. With more than 9,500 students studying the degrees designed from LSE in nearly 40 countries, we are now proceeding to transform an ambition that will revolutionize how the school progresses from the distance and education on the Internet.

To support this work, we are looking for a dynamic and organized business analyst to support the head of digital learning operations in designing the technological ecosystem that supports the entire student’s journey, from employment, acceptance, to registration, records, learning and evaluation, along the way to graduation.

The business analyst will collect and document requirements, translate them into clear specifications, and support the purchase and implementation of our platforms – which confirms that they are strong and suitable for the purpose and designer on a large scale.

Our perfect candidate:

• He has experience in collecting and documenting the requirements of the statute, process and user’s stories from a wide range of stakeholders.
• It can work independently as well as part of the cooperative and cooperative project.
• Deeply organized, it has excellent communication skills and stakeholders, which is to solve strong problems.

We offer professional pension scheme, generous annual leave, hybrid work, and excellent training and development opportunities.

For more information about the post, please see How to apply the documentand Job title and Person specifications.

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Date of closing requests is October 16, 2025 (23.59 UK). Unfortunately, we are unable to accept any late requests.