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Background

The January to April programme vcan be found here.

LSE Life also offer:

One-to-one sessions

LSE LIFE Study Advisers

LSE LIFE study advisers can help you with reading, making notes, writing, research, exam revision, and other study-related tasks or questions. These 30-minute sessions take place in LSE LIFE Workspace 1. A meeting room is available on request if you would prefer to discuss your question in private.

Study advisers can help with work such as understanding the essay question/topic, planning an essay, developing the structure of a piece of writing in the early stages. However, they will not be able to provide much support with last-minute requests. Please note that proof-reading is not part of the LSE LIFE offer. For information about proof-reading, please visit the Language Centre website.

Sessions are available every day, 10am – 6pm.
Book a session with an LSE LIFE Study Adviser on the Student Hub.

Walk & Talk

Discuss study-related topics with an LSE LIFE adviser, while taking a stroll around Lincoln’s Inn Fields.

Why walk and talk? Research from the fields of education and psychology shows that a change from your usual work environment, a gentle walk, fresh air and the sounds of spring can all inspire diversity of thought and well-being:

  • Walking can open up the free flow of ideas, creativity and problem-solving.
  • Talking with someone can help explore different perspectives and options.
  • Green spaces can be refreshing and help restore attention and focus.

Look out for Walk & Talk sessions with LSE LIFE Study Advisers on the Student Hub

Drop-in sessions

Just turn up.

LSE LIFE hosts a number of drop-in sessions that cover both academic and personal support from a wide variety of our partners.

There is no need to book or to make an appointment for these specialised drop-in sessions. Just come during the indicated times/days. The sessions are located in various areas in the LSE LIFE space, so check with the LSE LIFE reception to find where the session you’re looking for is taking place.

Careers advice

Drop in and speak to Careers Consultants from LSE Careers about any aspect of your career. Maybe you have no idea what you want to do, want to discuss some options, check over your CV, or go over an application you’re about to send off. If you want some help before you come in to see us take a look at our interactive tool Career Builder.

Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, 2 – 5pm. Please note that during October, these sessions should be booked in advance via CareerHub. From November, these sessions will be available for drop in. 

Academic Support Librarians

All LSE’s academic departments and research centres have a dedicated Academic Support Librarian. This experienced team offer specialised subject support and guidance on using the Library and its resources. Drop-in to get advice or find out more about how your ASL can help you.

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, 12 – 1pm.

Dissertation data management, data protection & research ethics

Are you collecting data as part of your dissertation or thesis? Have you ever wondered how best to organise and back up your data so you don’t have to worry about lost or corrupted files?  Does your research involve human participants? If so, you’ll need to think about research ethics and protecting your data.  Whatever questions you have, come along to speak to dedicated experts on data management, data protection, and research ethics who can provide you with guidance and top tips.

Thursdays, 4 – 5pm.

Additional information

 

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Wednesday 09 Sep 2020 6:00pm to 7:00pm , Online public event

The Tyranny of Merit: what’s become of the common good? Professor Michael Sandel