The study of social science is a complex and ever-changing field that focuses on the intricate nature of human behavior and culture. It helps to explain why we act the way we do and how society functions, addressing questions ranging from unemployment causes to economic growth factors, voter behavior, and happiness determinants. At LSE, students engage in collaborative learning experiences during seminars, exploring various perspectives and developing quantitative and qualitative skills essential for their future careers.
LSE is known for its support system and challenging academic environment, offering opportunities to interact with global leaders in social science through public events. Past speakers have included influential figures like Lord Nicholas Stern, Amartya Sen, and Judith Butler, showcasing the diverse range of topics and discussions within the field. For those interested in learning more about social science, the “What is Social Science” page offers additional resources and information to further explore this fascinating discipline. Whether seeking to understand the complexities of human behavior or delve into the dynamics of society, studying social science at LSE provides a rich and rewarding academic experience that prepares students for a multitude of career paths.
