London School of Economics and Political Science

The program, which started in 2021, helps first-year college students who don't have enough work experience get paid job shadowing and internships during their breaks.

The university does not have an application deadline, but once they have met our goal, the program will be closed. Applications for MSc and PhD programs open in October and November, respectively, for admission in September of the following year. To minimize disappointment, you should submit your application as soon as possible. Make sure you submit your application to Graduate Admissions and not the department, since this will cause it to be delayed.

The university does not provide distance learning. Monday through Friday, all lectures and seminars will take place on campus throughout the day.

The department does not offer this service. There is, however, a bulletin board in the office where you can put up information about your desire to be a tutor.

Yes. Bonus points will be added to your final points score.

The university expects students to attend lectures and courses if they are in good health. During the 2022–23 academic year, LSE will not offer hybrid classes. Students who are ill should not attend lectures or courses. If you missed classes because you were sick, you should go to the teacher's office hours and use the right materials and activities to learn outside of class.

Yes, 318 Indian students are enrolled at the school in 2020. Of these, 36 are undergraduates and 282 are graduates. In addition, the India Society is the biggest and most active on the school campus. Every year, the LSE SU India Forum is held, and well-known Indian people are asked to talk about current issues in India.

No, the school does not provide distant education. Monday through Friday, all seminars and courses are held on campus in the morning.