What does LSE mean in SCHOOLS

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is a top-ranked university located in London, England. Founded in 1895, it is one of the world's premier social science research universities, offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a wide range of disciplines.

To apply to study as an undergraduate or postgraduate student at LSE you must complete an online admissions application. Additionally, you may need to provide supporting documents such as your academic transcripts and references. Further information can be found on their website.

LSE conducts both quantitative and qualitative research in many areas including economics, politics, sociology, law, finance and accounting. It works with government departments, industry leaders and non-governmental organizations to bring relevant insights into policy formation and problem solving.

The main campus of the London School of Economics is located in central London within easy reach of all major transport hubs in this vibrant capital city. The exact address is Houghton Street, WC2A 2AE.

Yes, there are several types of accommodation available for students at the various halls run by the university. These include self-catered flats and catered rooms with meal plans included. All rooms are fully furnished - see their website for more information on availability and pricing.

Yes! There are various scholarship opportunities available for current and prospective students across all levels from undergraduate to postgraduate studies offered from both inside and outside the university that may be able to help you fund your studies at LSE based on your merit or financial situation. More information about these can be found on their website or by speaking to someone from their Student Services team who will be happy to answer any questions you have about applying for scholarships.

On campus there are a number of facilities shared by our students including libraries stocked with resources from around world; state-of-the-art computer labs; drama studios; sports courts; restaurants; cafes; a social space called ‘The Copper Rooms' which hosts regular events such as live music nights; additional student services including counselling services and career support; workshops & societies that organize talks & other events throughout each semester.

Yes! Our International Office offers advice to international students who require assistance when enrolling or completing their studies at our institution. They provide advice related to visas/immigration status queries along with support regarding public health insurance requirements amongst other things.

Classes typically take place two days per week during terms times, however this varies depending on subject area and year although most will cover lectures two days per week in both semesters while seminars (if required) may only happen during particular weeks throughout each semester.

Yes! Many students use internships either over winter holidays or summer breaks as part of their degree programs here at LSE so please speak with your tutor(s) to get more information about such opportunities since detailed program descriptions are usually provided before embarking on any internship setup within our institution