You can access the MSc Programmes Welcome Week Events Schedule here. 

Campus enrolment for new students who have joined the academic session in London will take place during Welcome. Please see the schedule here for information about your programme's enrolment session.

At the enrolment, the admissions staff will check your documentation, officially enrol you on your programme of study, and issue you with your LSE ID card. Be sure to complete your online registration, submit all required admissions documents and complete your Financial Undertaking Form before arriving to ensure you are able to enrol. Any last-minute submissions will significantly delay the process.
 
At the Campus enrolment, LSE is mandated to check your eligibility to study in the UK, and we require various documents to do so. It is therefore essential that you bring the appropriate identification documents e.g. passport, visa where applicable, and your original offer letter or a printed copy of your Statement of Confirmation. Without these, we will be unable to register you on your programme. More information about registration can be found at lse.ac.uk/registration and on campus during Welcome.

• Campus Enrolment for MSc Global Health Policy (Wednesday 23 September)

  3.15 - 3.30pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR) 

• Campus Enrolment for MSc International Health Policy (Wednesday 23 September)

  Surname A-M: 3.30 - 3.45pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR)

  Surname N-Z: 3.45 – 4.00pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR)

• Campus Enrolment for MSc International Health Policy (Health Economics) (Wednesday 23 September)

  3.45 – 4.00pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR)

• Campus Enrolment for MSc Health Data Science (Wednesday 23 September)

  4.00 – 4.15pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR)

• Campus Enrolment for MSc Health Policy, Planning and Financing (Wednesday 23 September)

  9.00am – 5.00pm, Great Hall, Marshall Building (MAR)

MSc students

During Welcome Week, you will learn about programme regulations and available resources to make course selection easier for you. You may want to consult your Programme Handbook (which is available on General Department Moodle page) and the LSE Calendar to plan your course load. 

The course browsing period will open on Monday 21 September, allowing you to learn about the LSE for You course selection system, compare courses, and plan your year ahead. You can access the tutorial page here if you would like to get familiar with the system ahead of time. Please note, no course selections will be saved during the browsing period.

T    The Autumn Term course selection period will then open from 10am on Thursday 24 September to 5pm on Friday 9 October.

During this period, you will finalise your course selection through the LSE for You platform. Please note that the above course selection window is a departmental deadline, and while we strongly encourage you to adhere to this deadline to maximise your chances of securing a place in your preferred courses, the School will be able to make some allowances for late arrivals.

MPhil/PhD students

Full-time students are also required to take two courses to the value of 1 unit during their first year. Students should search for relevant courses starting with the numbers 4 and 5 (MSc and Research student level) in the Graduate School Course Guides as published in the LSE calendar. The preference is for students to select from courses offered by the Department of Health Policy or the Department of Methodology. However, courses from other departments may be taken, subject to the approval of the supervisor and that of the hosting department. Students will be able to select these courses according to their existing academic foundations and research interests, but they are likely to be streamed around ‘health economics’ or ‘health policy’ (including health specific application of an array of social sciences such as sociology, politics, public administration, psychology among others).

All new students will meet their respective Programme Directors during Welcome, after which they will be allocated an Academic Mentor. You will be sent a survey to guide the pairing process - the survey will be sent shortly before Welcome week so please keep an eye out for this as this is important to ensure you have the most compatible mentor for your career aspirations/interests. There will also be a Q&A sessions during Welcome with your respective Programmes Direcotrs - please see the programme above to see when yours will take place. Once you have been allocated an Academic Mentor, you can arrange a meeting during which you will be able to introduce yourself and discuss your aspirations further.

All students are encouraged to download the Student Hub app, where you can view your timetables, events and deadlines in one convenient place. You can also use this tool to book and manage meetings with your Academic Mentor, and receive notifications about timetable changes and Department updates. Please visit the School’s Student Hub information page for information on how to download and use the Student Hub app.

LSE LIFE is a place where you can come to learn more about yourself, your studies and your goals. We offer a plethora of workshops and other unique events where you can learn more about the skills and personal interests you choose to explore. We offer one-to-one sessions to help you discover your strengths, develop yours skills and bring them together to reach your goals.

Watch a welcome talk by LSE LIFE.

LSE LIFE

Learn more about how LSE Careers can facilitate your transitions from education to employment, supporting the development of the skills required to build, and maintain, fulfilling your careers.

The Department of Health Policy will also coordinate with LSE Careers to organise some Career and Alumni events across the academic year. Health Policy students will be informed/invited to these events. Information on upcoming Career events will be published in the regular Student newsletters during term time.