Welcome events for postgraduate students

Welcome to the Department of International History, we're so excited you're now part of LSE!

Below you will find all the Department's Welcome events which you should attend as a postgraduate student.

We have a Whatsapp group set up this year to keep you in the loop with events and other exciting opportunities. Follow this link and scan the QR code if you are keen to join.

Monday 23 September - Treasure Hunt (PG)

Postgraduate Treasure Hunt

11am - 12pm (latest finish 2pm)

Please email ih.events@lse.ac.uk to register for this event. More information will then be sent to you.

The Treasure Hunt is a yearly tradition for our new students. It takes place in the area in and around LSE campus and is both a great way to meet fellow new students and get a feel for the local area.

Tuesday 24 September to Friday 27 September 2024 - Induction Sessions

  • MA Modern History: Tuesday, 24 September (10am - 11am) | CKK.1.09, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE

  • MSc International and Asian History: Tuesday, 24 September (10.30am - 11.30am) | CKK.2.13, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE

  • MSc Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation: Tuesday, 24 September (11.15am - 12.15am) | CKK.1.09, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE
  • LSE-NUS Double Degree MA Asian and International History: Tuesday, 24 September (2pm - 3pm) | CKK.1.17, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE

  • LSE-PKU Double Degree MSc International Affairs: Thursday, 26 September (12pm - 1pm) | SAL.LG.03, Sir Arthur Lewis Building (SAL), LSE

  • LSE-CU Double Degree MSc International and World History: Thursday, 26 September (1pm - 2pm) | SAL.LG.03, Sir Arthur Lewis Building (SAL), LSE

  • MSc History of International Relations: Friday, 27 September (10am - 11am) | CKK.2.13, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE
  • MSc Theory and History of International Relations: Friday, 27 September (11am - 12pm) | CKK.2.13, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE

Wednesday 25 September 2024 - MA/MSc Campus Enrolment

Campus enrolment for MSc students

12.45pm - 1.45pm |  Marshall Building (MAR)

Campus enrolment for International History taught graduate students takes place in the Marshall Building (MAR) at different times during the morning and early afternoon, depending on your programme. Find out what time is your enrolment session on campus.

  • MA Modern History: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • MSc Theory and History of International Relations: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • MSc Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • MSc International and Asian History: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • MA Double Degree in Asian and International History: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • LSE-NUS Double Degree MA in Asian and International History: 25 September 12.45pm - 1pm
  • MSc History of International Relations (Surnames A-M): 25 September 1pm - 1.15pm
  • MSc History of International Relations (Surnames N-Z): 25 September 1.15pm - 1.30pm
  • LSE-Columbia Double Degree MSc in International and World History: 25 September 1.15pm - 1.30pm
  • LSE-PKU Double Degree MSc in International Affairs: 25 September 1.30pm - 1.45pm

Campus enrolment should take around 15 minutes to complete but times do vary depending on how busy we get.

There will be signs and staff on hand to help you when you arrive.

To find out where the venue is located please visit Maps and Directions.

For details of what you need to bring with you please visit what to bring to campus enrolment.

Please ensure you have completed online pre-enrolment before campus enrolment. Read more

Wednesday 25 September 2024 - Careers Welcome Session

Careers Welcome Session

1pm - 2pm | LSE Lecture Theatre, Centre Building (CBG), LSE

Our Department's Careers Officer, Edmund Lewis, will speak to you on the services and resources offered by the LSE Careers team. We host annual Departmental careers events, and there are also a range of Careers events and services hosted centrally by the School. 

Thursday 26 September - Postgraduate Reception

Postgraduate Reception

Thursday, 26 September: 4.30pm - 6pm 

Venue: Weston Cafe (6th Floor), Saw Swee Hock Building

Please join us for a drink and a snack as we welcome you to the Department!

Friday 27 September 2024 - Consent.Ed

Postgraduate Content.Ed Sessions (Level 2 sessions) 

Sessions
Session 1  Friday 27 September (1pm - 2.30pm) Venue: CKK.1.04, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE  MA Modern History, MSc Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation, and MSc International and Asian History
Session 2 Friday 27 September (2.45pm - 4.15pm) Venue: CKK.1.04, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE MSc History of International Relations and MSc Theory and History of International Relations
Session 3 Friday 27 September (4.30pm - 6pm) Venue: CKK.1.04, Cheng Kin Ku Building (CKK), LSE LSE-CU Double Degree, LSE-NUS Double Degree and LSE-PKU Double Degree

It is compulsory that you and everyone in the LSE community takes part in Consent.Ed. Level 1 and Level 2 should be completed by all students. Level 1 is an online course and can be accessed via Moodle (or by following the below link). This should be completed before attending your Level 2 session.

Level 2 sessions (those listed above) will form part of your departmental induction. This will be a 90-minute workshop attended alongside your department peers. In this session you will explore issues around sexual consent, providing an opportunity to discuss how we can look for one another and create a positive, respectful consent culture, where everyone feels safe on campus. 

Please ensure you view above to see when your programme's session is taking place. If you are unable to attend, please attend one of the other sessions

As we recognise the sensitive nature of Consent.Ed, the school will be offering survivor-only workshops, to create a carefully tailored space for discussion. There is also an opt-out form available should you feel unable to participate in Consent.Ed.

To access the link to Level 1, or view information on survivor-only sessions/ opting-out please see the LSE webpage: Complete your Consent.Ed training (lse.ac.uk)