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Degree education

The following list gives an overview of the Double and Joint Degree programmes currently available at LSE.

Please click the link which will take you to further information either on the LSE departmental website or in the LSE Graduate Prospectus.

Double degrees

A Double Degree Programme is a programme offered in conjunction with a partner institution normally of two years duration in which students study the first year at LSE and the second year at the partner institution or vice versa.  In some cases all students start at the same institution and move to the second; in others students may start at either institution. At the end, if successful, the student is awarded the Masters degree or equivalent of both institutions.

• LSE MSc/HEC MBA programme
• LSE-SIPA (New York), LSE-Sciences Po, Paris, LSE-LKYSPP (Singapore)  and LSE/Hertie Dual Degree MPAs
• MPA in Environmental Science and Policy (Columbia University) and either
  MSc Environmental Policy and Regulation or MSc Environment and Development (LSE).
• LSE-Columbia University Dual Masters Degree in International and World History (new, starts 2008/09)
• LSE-Annenberg MSc Global Media and Communications
• LSE-Fudan MSc Global Media and Communications
• LSE-PKU Double MSc Degree in International Affairs
• Sciences Po-LSE Double Degree in Affaires Internationales and either International Relations or International Political Economy
• Sciences Po-LSE Double Degree in European Studies
• Sciences Po-LSE Double Degree in Development Economics and Economic History
• Sciences Po-LSE Double Degree in Urban Policy
• LLB/JD Double Degree Programmes (Columbia Law School and USC Law School)

Joint degrees

A joint degree is a degree which is awarded jointly by LSE and one or more other institutions.

• TRIUM Global Executive MBA; see also TRIUM Global EMBA entry in LSE Graduate Prospectus
• MSc programme in Health Policy, Planning & Financing
• Joint MSc Philosophy and History of Science

European programmes

• MSc Global History/MA Global Studies Erasmus Mundus Programme with Leipzig, Vienna and Wroclaw Universities

Non -degree education

• LSE-PKU Summer School
• Executive Public Policy Training Programme (EPPTP) (link to 2008 brochure in PDF format)
• see also LSE launches year two of China training programme (2007) and LSE Director speaks at training programme in China (2006)

Exchanges

1. PhD exchange programmes

For detailed information, please contact the relevant academic department at LSE directly, links to these appear in the lists below:
Columbia University

• Department of Anthropology - PhD Exchange with the Department of Anthropology at Columbia University
  LSE Anthropology Department

Delhi School of Economics (DSE)

• Department of Anthropology - PhD Exchange with the Department of Sociology at DSE
  LSE Anthropology Department

Peking University

• LSE Department of Government - PhD Exchange with the School of Government at PKU (launched in Sept 2005)
  LSE Government Department
   
• LSE BIOS Centre: - Completion of a PhD Exchange agreement with Peking University Health Science.
  LSE BIOS Centre
   
• LSE Law – PhD Exchange between the LSE Law department and the School of Law at Peking University – expected to take effect in the 2006-07 session.
  LSE Law Department

2. Staff exchanges

Professor Christian Lequesne - LSE Sciences Po Alliance Professor  (Interview in LSE Briefing, 31 July 2008)

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