Lea Ypi, Ricardo Reis, Nava Ashraf and Katy Gardner (left to right, top to bottom) Four LSE academics have become Fellows of the British Academy, in recognition of their outstanding contribution to humanities and social science. Professor Nava Ashraf, …
Lance Uggla LSE conferred Lance Uggla (MSc Accounting and Finance 1986) with an Honorary Fellowship for his extraordinary philanthropy work and commitment to widening participation and social mobility at a ceremony at the School this week (Thursday 18 July …
LSE has won an Employability Champions award in the QS World University Rankings: Europe 2025, after placing top in Europe for Employment Outcomes for graduates. The award celebrates LSE’s ability to ensure the highest level of employability for our …
Congratulations to the 12 LSE alumni who have been recognised on this year’s Forbes 30 under 30 Europe list. From ethical founders to innovative entrepreneurs, our alumni truly are shaping the world and making a difference to their industries. LSE alumni …
N.K.Singh at the ceremony Jim Winslet The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) conferred a prestigious Honorary Fellowship to prominent Indian policymaker and economist N.K. Singh at a ceremony in London this week (Wednesday 3 July 2024 …
More than three-quarters of immigrants to the UK last year were workers and their dependents or students and their dependents, an election briefing from LSE shows. The “safe and legal” routes for those seeking refuge (largely from Afghanistan, Ukraine and …
The damaging effects of the UK’s housing crisis are spreading throughout the economy. Radical reform is needed to prevent further harm to social cohesion, retirement planning, productivity and economic growth, according to new analysis by LSE experts. …
Women are less likely to be among top earners in financial and professional services since the pandemic, according to new LSE research. Researchers from LSE’s The Inclusion Initiative (TII) found that women make up only 19.4% of the top 1% of earners - …
