LSE has once again been ranked as the top London university in the Complete University Guide 2026, retaining this ranking for ...

A major new study led by LSE has found a sharp rise in the numbers of UK adults facing financial, health, housing, and work ...

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (@NOIweala) is the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation. The first woman and first African to hold the position. She is an economist and international development ...

Important research over the past decade has exposed stark racial inequalities in wealth ownership, pushing the racial wealth gap to the forefront of today’s inequality debates. This event marks the ...

Applications for LSE Summer School 2025 are now open. Sessions start on 23 June, 14 July and 4 August.

Join us for this Eva Colorni Memorial Lecture with Lea Ypi and Amartya Sen. What is moral socialism? “If we seek an answer to the waverer who asks us whether he should be a socialist or not,” wrote ...

Full event and ticket information: Amartya Sen and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala in conversation with Nick Stern: building sustainability in a turbulent world Professor Amartya Sen will be in conversation with ...

In celebration of LSE Health's 30th anniversary in 2025, this timely public panel-session brought together LSE academics with clinical and policy experts to reflect on the status of the NHS at a ...

In-person public event (Wolfson Theatre, Cheng Kin Ku Building) Europe has witnessed significant political and social turbulence over the past decade. The rise of anti-immigrant, nativist, and ...

The Department of International History is delighted to host a group of world-leading historians of Europe to explore modern Europe's myriad entanglements with the wider world, considering the ...

Join us for the 2025 Economica-Coase Lecture with Matthew Gentzkow. Measuring and combatting bias has been a central focus of policy and research in domains including employment, courts, news, ...