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Meet the Researcher

Wondering what to do after university? Not sure what pathways are available to an IR graduate?

Meet the Researcher is a new events series for students of International Relations, giving you access to informal conversations with our LSE IR department researchers, including visiting academics.

Learn from their lived experiences, and how their education, background and culture influenced their decisions to pursue, and their experiences in, particular organisations. Get tips on what they learned from these experiences, and what they recommend. Listen, ask questions and enhance your understanding of life after study! 

 

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Hassan Damluji
Visiting Senior Fellow in International Relations, LSE

Monday 14 October 2024, 10.00am-11.00am
Room CBG.8.16

Join Hassan Damluji to discuss Measuring global solidarity and building institutions. He will talk about his work with Gates Foundation, Rockefeller foundation and WHO to measure global solidarity, and to design stronger institutional frameworks to tackle climate and health challenges.

Hassan is a co-founder of Global Nation, a think/do-tank that reimagines international cooperation. He is author of The Responsible Globalist, which was published by Penguin Allen Lane in 2019.

Find out more about Hassan Damluji

Further registration details will be sent by email


 

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Dr Jonny Hall
LSE Fellow, Department of International Relations, LSE

Wednesday 13 November 2024, 11.00am to 12.00pm
Room CBG.8.16

Join Jonny Hall as he talks about his research into the relationship between the American public and the wars waged in their name, particularly with regards to the impact of military strategies and public legitimation efforts in twenty-first century. Plus he'll talk about his career trajectory and answer questions.

Find out more about Jonny Hall

Further registration details will be sent by email


 

We are committed to providing transformational opportunities beyond the classroom in line with the LSE's Student Futures programme. This activity contributes to 'Developing Your Career'.