Current teaching associated with the III consists of the inter-disciplinary MSc Inequalities and Social Science and Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarships and the Leverhulme Trust Programme.
Applications
As a result of dramatic economic and social changes over recent years, the study of inequality has rapidly developed as one of the most important areas of inter-disciplinary social scientific study.
This MSc offers a comprehensive and wide-ranging programme which includes expertise from leading academics in the Departments of Sociology, Anthropology, Economics, Geography, Government, Law, Social Policy, Media and Communications, Gender, and Statistics and will provide students with state-of-the-art teaching in this area.
Course Convenor: Professor Mike Savage
Find out more about the course and apply here.
The Leverhulme Trust has awarded LSE with 15 doctoral scholarships worth £1 million for students to undertake interdisciplinary research on 'the challenge of escalating inequalities'.
The overarching aim of the programme is to increase our understanding of the mechanisms that link the economic dimensions of inequality with their social, cultural and political dimensions at the global level.
Find out more about the Leverhulme Trust Doctoral Scholarships here.
The Leverhulme Trust Programme consists of an interdisciplinary seminar for Leverhulme scholarship students together with a small group of other doctoral students from across the School with funding from other sources who are also working in the area of inequalities.
Find out more about the Leverhulme Trust Programme here.