“What happens if I cannot attend my seminar? Can I audit a course that is not part of my regulation? Can I take an outside option?”* Your programme coordinator will be your main point of contact for these and questions in regards to programme regulations, course choices and approval of outside options.
We offer a broad range of exciting and challenging courses on all four of our MSc programmes. Our staff are experts in a broad area of research and their interest and expertise form the base of our teaching.
As a student at LSE you can look forward to a fantastic learning environment, meeting new people and participating in lots of social activities. But studying on a one-year MSc programme can also be very challenging and competitive and at times students may feel lonely. The LSE Disability and Wellbeing Service and LSE Counselling are here to help.
There are some key people in the life of an MSc student that you might want to build a good rapport with as they form an important link to the School’s Student Services and will be able to assist you when things are not going according to plan. Your programme directors have already been introduced in a previous post […]
For some of you English may not be the first language. The LSE Language Centre and LSE LIFE run several classes and workshops before and during term time for those who wish to improve their skills.
Several services are available at LSE to support your study skills and help you with your career development.
The Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method is committed to creating a diverse and inclusive community where all students, faculty, and staff feel valued, respected, and supported.
The Department’s EDI Committee meets regularly to discuss issues that may have arisen or items that students and staff would like to see discussed. They organise trainings for staff and work closely […]
Minorities And Philosophy (MAP) is an advocacy group for students and academics from a background that has been traditionally underrepresented in philosophy as well as allies: disabled, ethnic minorities, first generation university students, LGBTQIA+, neurodiverse, women, or working class.
Our MAP Chapter at the LSE is a thriving community. We run a mentorship programme for MAP community members, a reading […]
LSE offers a number of scholarships and awards to MSc students and a popular one amongst applicants is the Graduate Support Scheme.
Start of a new year, time to get organised. You may like to begin with some planning for an exciting year ahead.
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