Engaging with LSE students and graduates

Post your vacancies, schemes and events on our digital platform free of charge – making them visible to LSE’s almost 12,000 strong student population and our even larger global alumni network.

• Post jobs on our vacancy board: Our online vacancy board is an effective way to advertise part-time jobs, internships, graduate opportunities, and experienced hire roles.

• Add your off-campus events to our listings: Upload the details of your off-campus event and we’ll advertise it to our students and recent graduates for free on our events board.

Our targeted email service is an efficient way of promoting your vacancies to a specific cohort of students or alumni, allowing you to reach the most relevant audience directly. You can select from criteria including subject, study level, graduation year, and nationality.

Cost: From £60 + VAT (per 250 students).

Our sector-specific careers fairs are a great way to raise the profile of your organisation. These events provide an effective way to engage with a cross-section of our student and graduate population in a short timeframe.

These more focussed events are for organisations that are looking to attract and hire high calibre graduates. The sessions are themed by sector and specialism, allowing you to engage with LSE students and graduates who match a more specific profile.

We run a number of employer focused events, through which you can meet LSE students and promote your organisation. 

Over the next term, key events include:

Banking & Financial Services 1 

Monday 5 October 2026, 5pm - 8.30pm 

Banking & Financial Services 2 

Thursday 8 October 2026, 5pm - 8.30pm  

Consulting & Professional Services 1 

Wednesday 7 October 2026, 5pm - 8.30pm  

Consulting & Professional Services 2 

Monday 12 October 2026, 5pm - 8.30pm  

Law and Legal Services 

Thursday 8 October, 9am - 11am  

Law and Legal Services 

Tuesday 13 October, 9am - 11am  

Autumn Term Careers & Internships Fair - The Multi-Sector Fair 

Wednesday 28 October, 5pm - 7.30pm  

Women in banking and financial services  

Wednesday 14 October, 9am - 11am 

Economic consultancy  

Thursday 15 October, 9am - 11am 

Women in consultancy and professional services  

Monday 19 October, 9am - 11am 

Government, policy and public affairs  

Tuesday 20 October, 9am - 11am 

Health consultancy, pharmaceuticals and health NGOs  

Wednesday 21 October, 9am - 11am 

Renewable energy, sustainability and environmental careers  

Thursday 22 October, 9am - 11am 

We offer employers the opportunity to host on-campus and online events for LSE students and graduates. Our packages come with a suite of online marketing and advertising services, and our Employer Engagement team will advise you on how to deliver a successful event to your target audience.

Around 70% of LSE students are from outside the UK. If your organisation is based in another country, or you’re hiring for an international office, we can connect you with top talent. 

LSE Careers also hosts several international flagship events to connect students and alumni with employers and career opportunities in specific countries:

• Careers in China programme and careers fairs: Our Careers in China programme runs throughout the year and offers employers a variety of opportunities to engage with students seeking careers in mainland China and Hong Kong. Each August we hold a series of events in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Hong Kong, including recruitment fairs, employer panels, and office visits. The programme is a partnership between seven of the world’s leading universities – driven by the London School of Economics and Political Science and Imperial College London, King’s College London, and supported by Cornell University, the University of Cambridge, the University of Chicago and University College London.

• Careers in Brussels programme: Held in collaboration with Sciences Po, Paris and the College of Europe, Bruges, our in-country Brussels fair offers organisations a unique opportunity to connect with high-calibre students and graduates, exploring careers in Brussels. The programme also offers organisations an opportunity to deliver presentations and skills seminars, and to host students in their Brussels offices.

• Discover International Organisations Day: Held in November, this day-long event at LSE’s London campus provides intergovernmental and multilateral organisations a high-profile opportunity to showcase their work and roles, featuring a careers fair, alongside a programme of in-person presentations and panel discussions.

Our industry-led skills seminar programme offers organisations the opportunity to support LSE students to develop their understanding of different sectors and roles in practice, through the application of their academic studies in an industry context. Sessions can take the form of interactive case studies, group activities and hackathons, and technical workshops, either on campus or virtually. 

Internships, placements and work-based learning experiences are a powerful way to engage with LSE students while building a strong pipeline of future talent. Whether you're offering short-term projects or structured programmes, our team can help you design and promote opportunities that deliver real value for your organisation and for students eager to apply their skills in a professional setting. 

To learn more, get in touch with the internships team. 

Our internship programmes include:  

• Summer Internship Programme: a flexible way to host LSE undergraduates and recent graduates with limited professional experience on short-term opportunities, helping them to build key skills, explore career pathways and contribute effectively. 

• International internships: If you have offices outside the UK which offer internships or short‑term project work, we can provide a comprehensive, tailored recruitment service. Support can include shaping project briefs, structuring roles, promoting opportunities, managing applications, and providing in‑work support for any students that you hire. 

• Mitchell Family Internship Programme  

• Internship Fund Scheme 

Our hackathons and challenge-based activities offer a dynamic way to connect with students by setting real-world challenges. These collaborative experiences foster creativity, innovation and cross-disciplinary thinking, while raising your profile among engaged and motivated participants. 

BSc Actuarial Science students can bring fresh insights and data-driven problem-solving to your team. We are seeking employers who can provide a nine-month (minimum) paid industrial placement, enabling future actuarial professionals to gain respected workplace experience while enabling your organisation to gain fresh perspectives and additional capacity. 

Find out more about offering an actuarial placement.

If you are you a UK registered charity seeking student volunteers, get in touch with LSE Volunteer Centre. 

LSE Careers is continually developing our offer of careers activities to best support our diverse student and graduate community.  

If your organisation is committed to engaging with students from underrepresented groups — helping them build networks, develop workplace confidence, and gain the insights that shape their career journeys — we’d welcome the opportunity to speak with you. 

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