UK: London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
About Us
LSE first opened its doors in 1895, with classrooms in two rented rooms off the Strand, teaching 200 students. Today, we have 11,000 students from 160 countries on a constantly evolving campus.
We started with a radical vision to address major social challenges and a commitment to equality and diversity. We remain true to our founding ethos and are still engaged with the most important policy issues of the day.
Courses:
Undergraduate degree programmes:
(BSc/BA/LLB) – three-year or four-year first-degree programmes in a broad range of subjects, offering a useful intellectual training in different approaches to social questions.
Graduate degree programmes:
Taught: (Diploma/MSc/MA/MPA/LLM) – one or two-year programmes. Many blend practical experience with rigorous academic analysis so as to broaden the knowledge of practitioners in certain fields.
Research: (MPhil/MRes/PhD) – programmes producing professional social scientists, well versed in a range of social science techniques and methods, and in-depth knowledge of a particular area.
University of London International Programmes:
(BSc/Diploma programmes) – study through distance learning, with the aid of subject guides and other materials provided by LSE.
