Developed in collaboration with leading tech companies, this programme prepares you to accelerate your career with industry-relevant data skills and a portfolio of work to showcase your expertise.

Navigate the science behind inclusivity. Use data-driven, evidence-based methods to create a culture of collaboration and engagement in your organisation. The impact on culture and employee experience ...

Develop the skills you need to analyse, interpret and communicate data with confidence and impact within your organisation. It has been estimated that organisations experience a 5% increase in ...

Navigate the realities of securing funding for your venture as you follow a business’s evolution from start-up to exit strategy. Technological advances, changing attitudes, and a thriving investment ...

Our portfolio of Online Career Accelerators combines LSE’s world-leading teaching and research with relevant industry practice to prepare you for long-term career success. Delivered in collaboration ...

Develop strategies to better prepare your organisation for the future, with an interdisciplinary perspective on risk and crisis management. The COVID-19 pandemic's unprecedented impact on business and ...

London provides a number of incredible resources if you are a historian. If you are active both socially and academically then you can have a very profitable experience as a PhD student at LSE. This ...

Explore a multidisciplinary approach to sustainability and develop practical strategies towards a more sustainable future. Sustainability is a complex and multidimensional issue that cannot be viewed ...

The driving question is not whether social movements matter in or for social policy, but under which circumstances and due to what factors movements’ ideas and actions influence and inform social ...

This news article reports on the UK Government’s use of emergency legislation to maintain the operation of loss-making steel companies. The article includes a quote from Sangeeth Selvaraju.

Most of us will have had a pet of some kind throughout our lives. According to the PDSA, in 2024 there were 10.6 million pet dogs, 10.8 million pet cats, and 800,000 pet rabbits in the UK. Thus, even ...

Climate change is already having a measurable impact on labour forces across the globe, with far reaching implications for economic growth, in addition to worker health, firm profitability, poverty ...