LSE Summer Schools

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Dr Ashwini Agrawal who teaches on FM350: Advanced Corporate Finance explains why having a framework for understanding financial economics helps students develop their own point of view about the changes happening in the world. Exploring advanced theories, you’ll learn how different companies are linked, how economic activity is forming, and how involved a government should be. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | FM350: Advanced Corporate Finance |

Dr James Morrison who teaches on IR100: Great Thinkers and Pivotal Leaders: Shaping the Global Order explores whether we can steer the global system towards a better, more just, more efficient world. Through this course, which places global changes in a broader historical context, examining the evolution of the global order across the last several centuries, you’ll understand how international relations work. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | IR100: Great Thinkers and Pivotal Leaders: Shaping the Global Order |

Dr Juanita Gonzalez-Uribe who teaches on FM200: Entrepreneurial Finance examines the impact of due diligence by seed funds on entrepreneurs and the impact of participating in business accelerators. In her class, you will learn to address the key questions that challenge all entrepreneurs and get an unfair advantage because you’ll understand how to talk to investors and think about a company. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | FM200: Entrepreneurial Finance|

Dr Gharad Bryan, who teaches on EC307: Development Economics, explores how Economic solutions can be used to alleviate poverty and suffering in developing countries. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | EC307: Development Economics |

Professor Veerle Heyvaert who teaches LL105: International Law: Contemporary Issues explains why understanding International Law is of great importance and how her course and research equip students with the right tools to address some of today's major challenges. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | LL105: International Law: Contemporary Issues |

Dr Orla Lynskey who teaches on LL204: Cyberlaw explores the key contemporary cross-border challenges of information law. The course will introduce you to the fundamental issues and principles underpinning how the law tries to regulate technological development in a very fast-moving area of law and policy. LSE Summer School courses are based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught to the same standards by leading LSE faculty, giving students the same learning experience as full-time students. Our wide range of courses offers students an insight into leading-edge thinking in each discipline and encourages them to reflect on the key issues of the day. LSE Summer School | LL204: Cyberlaw |

LSE Summer School is the largest programme of its kind in Europe, offering more than 90 courses from a diverse range of disciplines including business and management, accounting, finance, law, economics, international relations, and more. Courses are of the highest academic quality, based on regular LSE undergraduate courses and taught by leading LSE faculty, and are accompanied by a varied social and professional skills development programme, all delivered on our central London campus. The Summer School runs in three sessions of three weeks each, from June to August each year. Over 6,500 students joined us in London for Summer School 2023. Visit our website | Subscribe to our mailing list | Read our Student blogs | Follow us on Instagram |