Welcome to the Department of Geography and Environment and congratulations on your offer to study with us. Here you can meet our students and staff virtually and find out more about the Department and your programme. Take your time to browse through the information and follow the links to our department webpages to really get to know us.
We hope you can get a sense of what we as a Department are all about, from the comfort of your home, and hope to have you join us in September.
If you have any questions regarding your application then please contact the undergraduate admissions team.
To start with, watch the introductory video to your programme.
Visit the Department webpages
- In the most recent QS World University rankings, we are rated 2nd globally for Geography.
- We offer exciting experiential learning opportunities including UK and international field trips and undergraduate research fellowships.
- We have a strong social science, human geography and economic focus, bringing together unique expertise in urban, development, economic, environmental and planning research.
For detailed information on why you should study with us here at LSE, take a look at our departmental information on each of our programmes: BA Geography, BSc Geography with Economics, BSc Environment and Sustainable Development, BSc Environment and Sustainable Development with Economics.
Here you will find various talks which we have recorded at past events which you can listen to at your leisure:
Click on the programme you have received an offer for to remind yourself about the detail of the course you have applied for including information on careers, programme structure, course choices and teaching at LSE.
As well as taking day to day lectures and seminars as part of your degree, you may also be able to undertake a field trip - find out about some of the places our students have explored. In addition you could apply to take part in our Undergraduate Research Fellowships, where you work alongside an LSE academic and contribute to their research project.