Courses on campus in London

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Government BSc

Politics is about power, conflict and ideas. The study of politics involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define & interpret issues.

Government and Economics BSc

Government, or the study of politics, involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define and interpret political issues.

Government and History BSc

Government, or the study of politics, involves analysis of the ways in which individuals and groups define and interpret political issues.

International Relations BSc

Study the international system composed of territorial states which acknowledge no superior authority over matters of which they consider of vital interest.

International Relations and History BSc

This course is aimed at students who wish to complement the in-depth understanding of the complex unfolding of historical events with a theoretical perspective

LLB Bachelor of Laws

This degree teaches you to understand and critically analyse the rules and institutions which society establishes to secure and promote justice and order.

Philosophy and Economics BSc

A unique joint degree, administered by some of the world’s top departments in philosophy & economics, allows you to study foundational & philosophical questions

Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method BSc

The Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method at LSE was founded by Professor Sir Karl Popper in 1946, and remains internationally renowned.

Philosophy, Politics and Economics BSc

The BSc Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) four year programme offers rigorous training in all three disciplines.

Politics and Philosophy BSc

This programme combines the two complementary fields of politics and philosophy in a joint honours programme, with around half of the programme in each field.