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Student Voice

Your voice matters

Discover how to use your voice to make a change and provide feedback on your experience as a current student

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Introduction to the SSLC

Each term we have a meeting called the MSc Student Staff Liaison Committee (SSLC), meets to provide a forum for students to discuss courses and programmes with staff and to make suggestions on issues that affect the student body as a whole. These meetings comprise of Academic Representatives from each programme, Programme Directors and other key staff from the Department. 
 
This committee meets to provide a forum for students to discuss courses and programmes with staff and to make suggestions on issues that affect the student body as a whole.  

Student representatives are expected to represent the whole cohort in their programme, to feedback accurately to their cohort about meetings attended, and to be responsible for representing the views of their peers. Names and contact details of student representatives, and agendas and minutes of SSLC meetings will be published on Moodle.

Departmental student suggestions and concerns

If you have any suggestions or concerns, we aim to respond to these promptly and constructively. 

If you have a concern about a course, your programme or any aspect of the Department’s activities, you are invited to raise this as early as possible with any of the following:

  • Academic Mentor
  • Teacher or Course Convenor
  • Programme Director
  • SSLC Academic Representative(s) for your programme
  • Department Manager and/or Deputy Department Manager
  • Deputy Head of Department (Education)
  • Head of Department

Reporting an Issue

LSE itself also has a procedure for student concerns. Should you decide to express a concern outside the Department, we ask that you also inform the Head of Department so that they are aware of any problems. 
 
Reporting an issue

Student Voice at LSESU

Representation and campaigning is at the core of what goes on at LSE, and we're proud at LSE to have one of the most politically active and democratic Students' Unions in the country.

The LSESU are led by Student Representatives who ensure that you get the opportunity to make changes within LSESU, the School and wider society.  

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