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Student Opportunities

in the Department of Social Policy

There are so many ways you can get involved and be part of the LSE community!
Find out more here.

You can also get involved in Department activities! Check out the information in the sections below to find out more about the opportunites and related roles!

Student Academic Representatives

Student Academic Representatives are very important to the Department and the School. They ensure that student concerns are addressed and that students have a say in the running of their programme. Student Academic Representatives help the Department work to improve the student experience both in and outside of the classroom. Reps attend Department meetings and raise issues about the quality of their programme and the experience as an LSE student, including the things they love and the things that can be improved. An election for each programme takes place at start of the year and training is provided by Department and the Student’s Union. You can find out more about the role of the Student Academic Representatives here and on the LSE SU website here.

PLEASE NOTE: Please keep an eye out for communications from the LSESU about how to get involved in these roles.

 

 

Social Policy Green Team

Are you interested in sustainability? Are you keen to promote green practices and initiatives? Then get involved with the Social Policy Green Team! As part of the team, you will have the opportunity to create, initiate and lead on green themed projects throughout the year with involvement from staff, faculty and students in the Department.

More information about how to get involved will be circulated at the beginning of the academic year.

 

 

Student proposed events

If you have an idea for an event which you would like Departmental support to organise or sponsor, please fill in the form below.

  • Please ensure that the timeframe for the proposed event falls in term times only, and the form is submitted a minimum of - 14 working days in advance of an internal LSE student event. -6 weeks' in advance of a public facing event (open to LSE students and staff and external audience) or an event involving an external speaker.

Please note: the Department cannot agree to sponsor or support an event until we have been able to assess the proposal and other information on the application form below. Once your proposal has been reviewed you will be notified of the outcome. (Whether it was approved, provisionally approved or not approved).

 

Student Events Proposal Form

Student Events Proposal Form

  • Event proposal Form- for student run events please ensure that the timeframe for the proposed event falls in term times only. Please ensure the form is submitted a minimum of - 14 working days in advance of an internal LSE student event. -6 weeks in advance of a public facing event (open to LSE students and staff and external audience) or an event involving an external speaker.
  • Once your proposal has been reviewed you will be notified of the outcome. (Whether it was approved, provisionally approved or not approved).
  • Planning of your event
  • Event information
  • Who is this event for?
  • Is your event
  • What type of event are you running?
  • Venue
  • Ticketing and Advertising
  • How are you managing attendee registration and entry?
  • Event finances
  • Disclaimer:
    Please note that there is no guarantee that your event proposal will be approved.

 

 

If you have any questions, please contact the programmes suport team.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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