Below you will find the biweekly listings of the seminars, events and workshops organised by the Department and by the research centres. For the CFM/LSE Money-Macro Workshop series, see here. View the ...

This page shows the graduate admissions office processing times for incoming applications, emails and documents, as well as change requests submitted via the Graduate Applicant Portal (GAP). It is ...

Staff from the Student Recruitment and Study Abroad (SRSA) team will offer brief drop-in consultations for prospective LSE undergraduate, graduate and study abroad students from 11am-12pm every Monday ...

Lao People’s Democratic Republic (LPDR), long considered regionally and geopolitically as the ‘Battery of Asia’, has often been positioned as a central provider of regional hydroelectric power to ...

This workshop will explore emerging policy challenges and cutting-edge research on gender inequality in a rapidly changing world. It will examine how transformative forces like technology and climate ...

Historically, one of the main reasons for the establishment of the Department of Methodology was the identification by the Economic and Social Research Council of a 'methods gap' in the training of ...

These informal sessions put the spotlight on a topical issue in IR in a friendly debate with your fellow IR students. Conversational and casual, (Un)Resolved is a brilliant way to put your knowledge ...

Formative coursework must be submitted online via Moodle coursework, refer to your seminar teacher for whether you must also submit a hard copy during your seminar. If so, formative assignment essays ...

Natalie Black CBE is a Visiting Professor in Practice at the LSE School of Public Policy. She is Group Director for Communications and Networks and Executive Board Member at Ofcom (the UK’s regulatory ...

Tao Leigh Goffe joins us to discuss her new book, Dark Laboratory:On Columbus, the Caribbean, and the Origins of the Climate Crisis (Penguin, 2025). Using the Caribbean as a case study, Tao Leigh ...

Marshall Building (MAR), Room 2.06, LSE Campus, United Kingdom LSE's Global Health Initiative is pleased to host this panel, focused on the recent termination of USAID funding and its implications on ...

LSE Thrive is a free, sustained 10-month access programme for Year 12 students of Black heritage who live in or close to London and are interested in applying to study at LSE. LSE Thrive provides ...