LSE’s annual interdisciplinary student research conference, is taking place this year as part of the LSE Festival on Wednesday 14 June. The conference will showcase the research of current LSE students, recent alumni, and students from our partner CIVICA universities across Europe. This year’s conference draws on the Festival theme of people and change: how does change affect people? How do people effect change?
The conference will provide a space to engage with a huge variety of student and alumni research: panel discussions, a poster gallery, performances, and keynotes, all of which highlight the importance of interdisciplinary approaches for understanding the transformations we observe in the world. The conference will focus on a number of relevant thematic areas from across the social sciences, including the opportunities and risks of technological change, the future of cities, and the impacts of shifts towards net-zero economies.
More about this event
This event was part of the LSE Festival: People and Change which ran from Monday 12 to Saturday 17 June 2023, with a series of events exploring how change affects people and how people effect change.
The full conference programme is availabe here and you can watch recordings of some of the sessions on YouTube.
Twitter hashtags for this event: #LSEFestival
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