From shaping public policy to transforming businesses, communities and lives across the world, LSE graduates go on to do remarkable things.
The Graduate Outcomes survey is how these stories are captured. It gives you the opportunity to share what you’re doing after university and helps ensure the value and impact of an LSE education is recognised, understood and strengthened for future cohorts of students.
It is the UK’s biggest annual survey of alumni (15 month post graduation). It looks at what you are doing after completing your studies, including:
The survey is run nationally and completed by alumni from across the UK, including those who studied at LSE.
There is no public link to the survey, you can only take part if you are contacted directly. That’s why keeping your details up to date is so important.
Make your voice count
LSE alum are known for thinking globally, critically and independently. The survey is a chance to reflect on that reality, in your own words, and on your own terms.
By taking part, you help:
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Show the real-world impact of an LSE education
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Inform future students deciding whether LSE is right for them
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Shape course development, teaching and student support
Your Graduate Outcomes journey is simple:
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You finish your studies at LSE
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15 months later, you receive an invitation to the Graduate Outcomes survey
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You share what you’re doing now – and help shape the future for others
The survey takes around 10 minutes to complete, and every response counts.
Watch the video below to learn more about the impact of the Graduate Outcomes Survey
Graduate Outcomes
Your data and privacy
Your responses are handled securely and used responsibly. The data is published in an anonymised, aggregated format and used to understand graduate experiences across the UK.
LSE uses this information to:
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Evaluate how courses support long-term outcomes
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Strengthen careers and employability support
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Ensure the School continues to meet the needs of students in a changing world