LSE Philosophy ranked among best in the world in multiple areas
The 2017/18 Philosophical Gourmet Report has ranked LSE Philosophy among the top places in the world for graduate study in virtually all of the areas in which we specialise.
GalleryImmigration and the Natural Lottery
Whose interests should matter when deciding a nation’s border policy? Campbell Brown takes a moral look at border control.
GalleryAfter Obamacare
How should US policy-makers choose a replacement for the Affordable Care Act? Dan Hausman looks at the values and economic complications guiding health care reform.
GalleryThe Philosophy Exchange: a new study and feedback space for undergraduates
Opening in January 2018, the Philosophy Exchange is an innovative new feedback and study space for our undergraduate students.
GalleryThe Philosophy of Social Evolution Part 5: Cultural inclusive fitness?
In the final post in this series, Jonathan Birch considers the development of large-scale human cooperation.
GalleryBryan Roberts awarded Leverhulme prize
Dr Bryan W. Roberts has been awarded a prestigious Philip Leverhulme Prize for his research on the philosophy and physics of observation.
GalleryOut now: Decision Theory with a Human Face, by Richard Bradley
Professor Richard Bradley’s new book, Decision Theory with a Human Face, is available now from Cambridge University Press.
GalleryOut now: The Philosophy of Social Evolution, by Jonathan Birch
Dr Jonathan Birch’s new book, The Philosophy of Social Evolution, is out today.
GalleryApply now for 2018/9
Applications for our world-leading MSc and MPhil/PhD programmes are now open. Programmes start September 2018.
GalleryThe Last Hope Part 3: Attitudes
How do you hope to be thought of after you die? In his final post in this series, Luc Bovens looks at attitudes towards the dead.
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