HOME
PAGE
ABOUT
THE DEPARTMENT
INFORMATION
FOR PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS
DEPARTMENTAL
STAFF
RESEARCH STUDENTS
SITES
OF RELATED INTEREST
FUNDING
YOUR STUDIES
INFORMATION
FOR INCOMING AND CURRENT STUDENTS
SITE
MAP/SEARCH
BACK
TO LSE DEPARTMENTS LISTING
International
Relations Department
London School of Economics & Political Science
Houghton Street
London WC2A 2AE
United Kingdom
Tel:
+44 (0)20 7955 7404
Fax:
+44 (0)20 7955 7446
Click for email addresses
Departmental
Manager
Hilary Parker
H.Parker@lse.ac.uk
Information for Prospective Applicants
- BSc in International Relations
- FAQs for Prospective BSc International Relations Applicants
- General
Course
[study year for visiting undergraduates - general information] - LSE Undergraduate Handbook
- Undergraduate Prospectus 2008
- Request a Prospectus
New MSc Programme: |
- MSc Degrees in International Relations
- FAQs for Prospective MSc IR/ MSc IR Research Applicants
- FAQs for Prospective MSc International Relations Theory Applicants
- FAQs for Prospective MSc International Political Economy/ MSc International Political Economy Research Applicants
- MSc courses not running 2008/9
- ESRC 1+3 Research Studentships
- LSE Graduate Handbook (MSc)
- Information for Applicants to Graduate Programmes (provided by Graduate Admissions Office)
- Graduate Prospectus 2008-2009
- Request a Prospectus
- Online Application for Graduate Study
- Sciences Po-LSE Double Degree in Affaires Internationales and IR/IPE (SPDD) is a two-year degree, run jointly by the LSE's International Relations Department and Sciences Po in Paris. The first year is spent in Paris and the second year at the LSE. SPDD students choose between taking the MSc International Relations and the MSc International Political Economy. For further details please also see MSc Degrees in IR and the Graduate Prospectus.
- Master of International Studies at the Elliott School of International Affairs at The George Washington University. LSE graduate students are eligible.
- LSE-Peking
University Double MSc International Affairs
Organised jointly by LSE and Peking University, this double MSc degree offers an opportunity for graduate students and young professionals. The first year is spent at the School of International Studies at Peking University, studying the international relations of China and the Asia Pacific region. The second year is spent at LSE, studying the theory and history of global international relations. .
- Research Degrees in International Relations
- FAQs for Prospective MPhil/PhD IR Applicants
- ESRC 1+3 Research Studentships
- Information for Applicants to Graduate Programmes (provided by Graduate Admissions Office)
- Graduate Prospectus 2008-2009
- Request a Prospectus
- Online Application for Graduate Study
- Funding Your Studies
- LSE
Financial Support Office
Information on the scholarships, awards and hardship funds administered by LSE.
- Careers Service International Relations pages
- What do International Relations graduates do? (Career Information)
This page last modified on June 3, 2008
Copyright
© London School of Economics and Political Science 2000-2007
Globe Image © 1999 PhotoDisc, Inc