Black History Month in London – 2024
Celebrated in the UK every October since 1987, Black History Month promotes African and Caribbean culture and fosters a better understanding of Black history more widely. Here’s an overview of this...
View ArticleHow LSE100 shaped my academic journey
For most first-year students, LSE100 can initially feel both confusing and exciting. As LSE’s flagship interdisciplinary programme, it offers a unique opportunity to step outside your primary field of...
View ArticleStudent discounts: making the most of your money in London!
London is known for being a very expensive city to live in, but one of the advantages of being a student is all of the various student discounts that are available to you both on and off campus. I’m...
View ArticleUndergraduate programme applications: how to excel at them
The time for university applications is here. As an international student who was so stressed out about this a few years ago, I’m here to share some tips for excelling in your applications. Be...
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Joining societies at LSE – a quick guide
The LSESU is home to over 200 clubs and societies, with everything from Competitive Law and Venture Capital to Fashion and Albums. So much choice can be overwhelming, especially if you’re a new...
View ArticleMaking friends outside of your course as a uni student
Starting university can feel intimidating, especially when it comes to making friends. It’s a bit easier to make friends on your course because you are attending the same lectures and working on the...
View ArticleTop 5 places to study on campus at LSE
As the newly ranked number one university in the UK (Good University Guide), LSE has clearly demonstrated high standards of academic achievement, and this brilliant work is all conducted within the LSE...
View ArticleTop tips on finding out if LSE is for you!
Choosing the right university to advance your studies can be a difficult decision to make, and it can be hard to tell what it could be like before you begin. Fortunately, LSE has an array of options...
View ArticleThe best things to do as a student new to London
The great thing about coming to LSE is that you are right in heart of London, one of the most vibrant, dynamic and fun cities in the world. In London, there is something for everyone. In this blog I...
View ArticleSocieties at LSE
Ahead of coming to university, I was told that societies are the hub of social life, and this is true for LSE. During Freshers’ Week, LSE societies set up stalls at the Freshers’ Fair where incoming...
View ArticleAssignments, deadlines, commitments – how to manage your time
Staying organised during your studies can be difficult, especially if you’re dealing with extra curriculars and part-time employment. However, there are many ways to ensure that you give yourself the...
View ArticleThe dos and don’ts of applying to LSE
With application season in full swing, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with all the advice and information online on how to stand out when applying. Here’s a quick overview of dos and don’ts when applying...
View ArticleTips for writing academic essays
Essay writing is a common task for LSE students. Every first-year student at LSE will inevitably need to write a 1,000 word essay-based report during the autumn term, regardless of your course. This...
View ArticleThe ultimate guide to writing personal statements
Writing a 4000 character personal statement is a daunting task – especially if you’re unsure about how to structure it and what to include. Don’t worry – this post will help you get started and give...
View ArticleTravelling around London: a guide for LSE students
Welcome to London! As an LSE student, you have access to a wealth of transport options to help you commute to and from student accommodation, explore the city and run errands. Thanks to LSE’s central...
View ArticleLSE Virtual Graduate Open Events: everything you need to know
Are you considering applying for a postgraduate programme at LSE? If so, I would definitely recommend attending one of the Virtual Graduate Open Events that are taking place this month. The application...
View ArticleBSc International Relations and History: sneak peek for prospective students
Are you someone who loves both international relations and history so much that you cannot give up one of them? Well, as a third-year BSc International Relations and History student, I’d like to share...
View ArticleLondon’s best walks for unwinding and exploring
Student life can be stressful without taking time to relax, and for me, walking around the city is one of the best ways to release tension and discover London’s hidden beauty. The city is full of gems...
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My experience as an Environment and Sustainable Development with Economics...
Time flies—I can hardly believe I’m already in my second year studying Environment and Sustainable Development with Economics at LSE. Whenever I tell people about my course, they’re usually intrigued,...
View ArticleMy LSE experience: what I’ve learnt so far
“So why LSE?” I get that question a lot. It’s a fair question to ask someone who left behind everything they knew to fly across the globe to a completely foreign city. As a first-year student, my...
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