Overview

Based in the capital of the United Kingdom and surrounded by a number of important institutions in the heart of London, LSE offers a wide range of intercultural and diverse experience to its students. Out of all European universities, LSE has educated the most billionaires according to a global census of 2014. Offering an LLM, an LLB, 140 MSc programmes, 30 BSc programmes, 5 MPA programmes, 4 BA programmes and 35 PhD programmes, LSE has academic partnerships in teaching and research with six universities and runs exchange programmes with a number of international business schools. LSE consists of 25 academic departments and institutes which provide teaching and research across a wide range of pure as well as applied social sciences. The university has had a massive influence and impact on the British society, due to its relationships and deep influence in politics, business and law. It has ranked third in the UK as per the Complete University Guide, 7th for business and economics and 10th for law, LSE’s Alma mater ranges from directors of reputed organisations to the Queen and heads of state and has a long list of notable alumni in the political and social arena.