The Tata International Social Entrepreneurship Scheme (ISES) scheme is a unique partnership between Tata and three leading universities, the LSE, the University of Cambridge and UC Berkeley.

The ISES scheme here at the LSE is managed and administered by the LSE Careers Service and India Observatory. The scheme offers LSE students the opportunity to undertake 8 week social entrepreneurship and CSR projects at the Tata Group in India.

At this event three students, who participated in the 2010 programme, briefly spoke about their own experiences of their project work and their time in India to students interested to apply for the 2011 programme. Those students were: Amanda Feldman from LSE and George Chalmers and Tom Hegarty from the University of Cambridge. In addition Anwar Hasan, the Managing Director of Tata Limited, spoke more generally about the Tata International Social Entrepreneurship Scheme.

If you are interested or would like more details please visit the LSE Careers Service Tata International Social Entrepreneurship Scheme website.

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