Advice, guidance and support on any aspect of your studies is available from a range of services at LSE. Make sure you know where to go to access this.
Study support
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Study skills events, 1:1 sessions (for quantitative and qualitative courses) provided by the Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC)
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English for Academic Purposes (EAP) group and 1:1 sessions provided by the Language Centre
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Research skills and library skills training run by the Library
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IT support and training run by the Centre for Learning Technology (CLT)
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Self-help resources available in Moodle from the Dyslexia and Neurodiversity Service and the Teaching and Learning Centre's Learning World
Your Individual Student Support Agreement (ISSA) may include
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1:1 specialist support for dyslexic/dyspraxic and other neurodiverse students provided by the Neurodiversity Service
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Longer loan periods for most library books
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Subsidised printing and photocopying
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Access to priority workstations in the library
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A library 'buddy' to help you access materials and resources
Departmental arrangements
Recommendations can be made to your department in your ISSA. These are intended to facilitate your access to lectures, seminars and other events.
Examples of department arrangements
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lecture slides provided electronically in advance
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permission to record lectures and seminars
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extra time to answer questions during viva