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Studying at the LSE Language Centre

Find out more about what it is like to study at the LSE Language Centre

Watch a short film that will tell you more about us and what we do.

Learners are seen as language users and social agents, and thus language is as a vehicle for communication rather than as a subject to study. Seeing learners as social agents implies involving them in the learning process.

The learning of ‘other’ languages will lead to a more in-depth understanding of ‘other’ societies and cultures and of the diversity and multiplicity of today’s globalised societies and through literature you’ll expand your mind, gaining understanding and experiencing other systems of living and other worlds.

About the LSE Language Centre About the LSE Language Centre
Featuring staff and students from the LSE Language Centre, ‘About the LSE Language Centre’ is a short film showcasing the programmes and courses offered, opportunities to study abroad and how languages are taught at LSE. LSE Film & Audio


LSE Language Commnity

As part of our LSE Language Community you can: exchange, volunteer, and practise languages. We have a Moodle site and you can find:

  • Tandem Learning: Find a buddy to exchange languages.
  • Conversation Circles: Informal discussion groups led by volunteer facilitators. Attend and/or volunteer.
  • Bitesize Speaking: 1-2-1 speaking practice led by a volunteer. 15 mins to practice a language point of your choosing.
  • Improvisation sessions: in English and Spanish only. Practice speaking and listening through improv activities and games.
  • Our Language Gateway: acts as a filter to language resources online. You can find resources by language; lookup language learning skills; read tips for online language learning; search the digital resources finder.