Our Education and student experience work at a glance
Building on our existing strengths, we want every student to have consistently excellent experiences at LSE, in the classroom and beyond, as part of LSE’s scholarly community.
LSE’s Education and Student Experience Strategy brings focus, direction and coordination to this work, and includes a wide range of programmes, projects and initiatives. Each one is improving a high priority aspect of education or students’ experiences at the School – and many also improve the experiences and support for academic and professional staff who work with students.
Our aim is to better support and equip colleagues with the tools they need, saving time and empowering them, as well as improving experiences for our students.
Our three goals are:
- 1. Strengthening LSE's educational offering: changes that enhance our programmes and courses, and assessment and feedback, such as digitisation and a focus on inclusion.
- 2. Creating and supporting a diverse student body: recruiting a more diverse community and better supporting all students during their time at LSE, with a particular focus on mental health and wellbeing, and building community.
- 3. Delivering a consistently excellent student experience: improving essential 'behind the scenes' academic administration, promoting student voice and partnership, and enhancing extracurricular opportunities.
Latest ESE updates and guidance for 2025/26...
- Our ESE Strategy Handbook for 2025/26 [PDF] draws together the headline student and staff feedback from last year as well as setting out what we are focusing on in the strategy, including activity to better support staff.
- The ESE LSE Offer 2025/26 [PDF] provides guidance on consistent core provision for all students, and outlines School and departmental commitments.
- AI and Education: LSE's approach to issues raised by the potential and evolving impact of AI tools in education and assessment. Plus providing tools and resources.
- Developing Programme Learning Outcomes.
- Enhancing Student Voice: including gaining feedback through methods such as surveys and student representatives and forums, plus closing the feedback loop and sharing best practice. New Student Voice and Partnership function in LSE LIFE.
- Developing a shared vision of the future of education at LSE through conversation and consultation with the School community
- Delivering our LSE Access and Participation Plan (APP) 2025-29.
- Running Navigate, our dedicated support and community initiative for contextual offer holders.
- Delivering LSE's Race Equity Framework.
- Preparing for our submission for the Student Minds University Mental Health Charter Award.
- Developing the School Portal to improve students' access to systems