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Why you should join LSE's public events

By ResLifeComms 12 Jan 2024

Have you attended any LSE public events? If not, then now's your chance.

Join one of LSE's upcoming public events, where you'll have the opportunity to listen to some of the most influential figures in the social sciences. This term, we are honoured to host distinguished speakers, including LSE alumnus Bisher Khasawneh, the Prime Minister of The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, who will be sharing insights on 19 January, and Alexander De Croo, the Prime Minster of Belgium on 23 January. All are welcome to attend and engage in thoughtful discussions.

How to join?

Join us in-person on campus or on LSE Live, LSE's new online streaming LSE events experience that allows audiences across the world to tune in and join the global debate at LSE. All events are FREE.

Browse our leaflet to find out what’s on this term.

Passionate about art and music?

LSE also has a vibrant Arts and Music programme, with a series of lunchtime concerts on Thursdays in the Shaw Library. These concerts regularly showcase an impressively international spectrum of musicians, and now rightly enjoy a reputation for both their quality and popularity. The current arts exhibition ‘Climate change: America and the world’ is on display in the Atrium Gallery until 19 January.

Want to find out more?

Sign up to our e-newsletter to be the first to know about newly announced events.
Follow LSE Public Events on X (formerly Twitter).
Catch up on podcasts and videos of most LSE events, available online at LSE Player and LSE’s YouTube channel.