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LSESU ECONOMICS SOCIETY
Welcome to the LSESU Economics Society! As the largest academic society at the London School of Economics, and with over 1000 students across all disciplines and years of study, we provide unparalleled opportunities to our members.
You will find on this website details of of many of our initiatives, led by our team of 15 Directors. This ranges from our Rationale Magazine, published twice per year with stimulating articles that explore Economics in its broadest sense, to our annual Economics Conference that brings together some of the most prestigious academics, business people and journalists in industry.
Our academic events, which have recently included Ha-Joon Chang and Ryan Avent, provide thought-provoking lectures to our members. Finally, our social events every term have proved hugely popular among LSE students, and attract over 200 students!
If you would like more information about how to get involved in the Economics Society, or have any other questions, please click the ‘Contact Us’ link and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you for visiting the site and, from the entire committee – we look forward to seeing you in our upcoming events!
WHAT WE DO
Engage with Economics Experts
Get involved in our prestigious speaker events and gain first hand economic insights.
Student-lead Research
Engage in student-led economic research such as the Socioeconomic Diversity at LSE Study and receive expert guidance from Economics experts from the LSE.
Networking and Socialising Opportunities
Expand your network through our series of fun packed social events
1000+
Number of Members
30%
Percentage of Post-Graduate Students
15
Number of Degrees Represented
Research project — a study of socioeconomic diversity at LSE
****“Richer Than You Since 1895?—A Study of Socioeconomic Diversity at LSE”****
****LSESU Economics Society Research Project 2014/15****
Inspired by the on-going debate about the diversity of students at LSE, the LSESU Economics Society Research Division decided to investigate further. How diverse are the socioeconomic backgrounds of LSE students? To what extent does LSE Graduate Support Scheme foster the diversity at LSE? To find out answers to these questions, check out this amazing poster! **Final report will be published in the Summer Term. A big Thank You to: Ole Agersnap Vinit Agrawal Jan Friedemann Tvisha Nevatia Anne Philine Manoj Paudel Shantanu Singh Lukas Bolte Carey Chen Anthony Cilluffo Pinar Gorgulu Fergal Hanks Vladi Mankov Alberto Martelli Neelgoon Safdar Alex Tse Hayden HoTing Wong Rebecca Wu
UPCOMING EVENTS
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SPONSORS
UBS
AlphaSights
Citi
rbb economics
NERA
Slaughter and May
IEA
Credit Suisse
