The London School of Economics and Political Science (UCAS Institution Code: L72) is acknowledged among the world’s best universities across a range of academic disciplines.
LSE is ranked the top university in London by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024 and boasts an impressive 18 Nobel prize winners among former staff and students. Find out more about a small selection of its leading courses below and if you would like to find out if you have what it takes to study at LSE, contact SI-UK today for a free consultation.
10 Great Courses at the London School of Economics
- BSc Accounting & Finance
You will develop core knowledge and skills in accounting and finance, an analytical approach to the economy, allocation of finance, and regulating capital and information flow.
- UCAS code: NN34
- What they say: “You will also learn to appreciate the interdependencies between accounting and accountability, financial management and risk, performance management and sustainability, governance and regulation, policy-making and change, among other key fundamental concepts related to, implicated in, or affected by accounting and finance.”
- Entry requirements: IB Diploma: 38 points overall. 766 in higher level subjects, including 6 in higher level Mathematics.
- International fees: £27,192
- BSc Social Anthropology
You will learn to discover through insight anthropology, where you will develop the ability to explore the rich tapestry of human experience.
- UCAS code: L603
- What they say: “You will learn to dissect the intricate tapestry of human diversity, questioning the universality of societal norms and the impact of various systems on beliefs and practices, all while harnessing anthropological insights to advocate for justice, enhance public health, and drive effective development interventions worldwide.”
- Entry Requirements: IB Diploma: 37 points overall. 666 in higher-level subjects
- International Fees: £26,184
- BSc Economics
You will learn to apply analytical methods to diverse economic issues besides using formal modelling of financial relationships and testing hypotheses against data from economists at the cutting edge of their field.
- UCAS code: L101
- What they say: “You will delve into pressing economic issues, learning to analyze and tackle challenges such as the causes of financial crises, inequalities, climate change, the gender pay gap, and the elusive relationship between wealth and happiness, all while developing critical analytical skills and contributing to meaningful policy discussions in a vibrant academic community.”
- Entry Requirements: IB Diploma: 38 points overall (and above), including 766 in higher-level subjects, with 7 in Mathematics
- International Fees: £28,176
- BSc Environment and Sustainable Development
You will develop a critical understanding of processes of environmental change and gain the broader skills needed for environment and development policy and analysis.
- UCAS code: FK84
- What they say: “You will explore pressing real-world challenges in sustainability and development, guided by leading experts in social science perspectives, fostering critical analysis of environmental issues and policy solutions while honing skills essential for effective engagement in environmental and development spheres.”
- Entry Requirements: IB Diploma: 38 points overall, including 766 at a higher level
- International Fees: £26,184
- BSc International Relations and History
You will learn that equal emphasis in each subject area provides an in-depth understanding of the complex unfolding of historical events with a theoretical perspective on the functioning of the international system.
- UCAS code: VL12
- What they say: “You will embark on a journey of exploration, delving into the complexities of historical events and gaining a theoretical understanding of how international society functions, ultimately broadening your perspective and deepening your knowledge of various aspects of human civilization.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* AAA, IB Diploma: 38 points overall, including 766 at a higher level
- International Fees: £26,184
- LLB Bachelor of Laws
You will appreciate and understand the functions of law and legal system in constructing policies and society to secure and promote justice and order
- UCAS code: M100
- What they say: “You will gain a profound understanding of the functions of law, its contextual application in society, and the critical analysis skills necessary to navigate legal systems effectively, equipping you with versatile intellectual abilities valued across various professional sectors.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* A*AA, IB Diploma: 38 points overall, including 766 at a higher level
- International Fees: £28,176
- BSc Management
You will be prepared for a business, banking, general management, accountancy, management consulting, and marketing career and gain logical and quantitative reasoning to understand several international and local issues.
- UCAS code: N200
- What they say: “You will acquire the skills needed to be effective managers, focusing on critical thinking, problem-solving, and practical management competence, alongside a solid theoretical understanding of various social sciences relevant to management, all while having the opportunity to broaden your perspective through studying abroad.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* AAA including in mathematics, IB Diploma: 38 points overall, with 766 at higher level subjects including mathematics
- International Fees: £27,192
- BSc Philosophy, Logic, and Scientific Method
You will be prepared for deep careful thinking, critical analysis, and persuasive writing to address many challenging fields, including ethics, politics, and scientific methodology.
- UCAS code: V503
- What they say: “You will delve into profound questions about the nature of reality, ethics, knowledge, and society, honing your skills in critical thinking, written and oral argumentation, and imaginative engagement with complex ideas, all while being guided by top researchers in the field.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* AAA, IB Diploma: 38 points overall, with 766 at a higher level
- International Fees: £27,192
- BSc Politics and International Relations
You will develop a broad spectrum of activities relating to public affairs, from elections and bureaucracies to wars and terrorism, and provide an analytical approach to how individuals or groups define and interpret political issues and seek to shape government decisions.
- UCAS code: L290
- What they say: “You will learn the intricacies of political analysis and international relations, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how individuals and groups shape government decisions and how the international system functions while comparing political phenomena across cultures and countries and gaining insight into the workings of the global community alongside peers from diverse backgrounds.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* AAA, IB Diploma: 38 points overall, with 766 at a higher level
- International Fees: £27,192
- BSc International Social and Public Policy
You will thoroughly understand how policies are formulated and implemented in industrialized societies, transition economies, and the developing world. You will study various fields from social, economic, and political standpoints.
- UCAS code: L400
- What they say: “You will learn the intricacies of international social and public policy, gaining insights into the formulation and implementation processes across diverse societal contexts while examining the profound impact on individuals' well-being and societal welfare, ultimately equipping you with the skills to tackle real-world issues such as poverty, disadvantage, and international development with a multidisciplinary approach.”
- Entry Requirements: A-levels* AAB, IB Diploma: 37 points overall, with 666 at a higher level
- International Fees: £26,184
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