The US Centre has launched the Graduate to Professional online masterclasses to support master's students in planning and starting their careers in the US. These masterclasses are designed to offer an exclusive opportunity for LSE master's students to learn from successful LSE Alumni.
Each of the masterclasses will feature an outstanding US-based LSE Alum who will discuss their own career journey and answer questions from the participating students. Names of participating Alumni are announced when enough students have expressed their interest for the masterclass.
Please click the links below to register your interest for the masterclasses.This is important because the masterclasses will only go ahead once enough students have expressed interest.
When registration opens, those who have expressed their interest will have priority in signing up for the masterclass. Please note that places are limited, as we aim to keep participant numbers low to allow maximum interaction between the Alum and students.
For more information on the Master's to PhD Masterclass, featuring LSE PhD students, please click here.
Graduate to Professional Masterclasses
Interested in a career in finance or economics? This masterclass will give you insights from world-class LSE Alumni on how to make the most out of your degree.
Register your interest for this masterclass here.
From social media to blockchain to big data, the growth of technology continues to change our world. Alumni experts from the tech sector will help you get to grips with the latest trends and give their insights on what's next.
Register your interest for this masterclass here.
Find out from an expert LSE Alumni about how to build and grow a successful business that makes a real difference in people's lives.
Register your interest for this masterclass here.
In our first interactive session focusing on the US-government, LSE Alumna Victoria A. Espinel discussed her own career journey and answered questions from participating students.
This session took place on Wednesday 29th of July at 4:30 to 5:30pm BST.
The programme is supported by the LSE Alumni office in New York.
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