Posters in Parliament is an excellent annual opportunity to showcase the research of LSE undergraduates and to celebrate British undergraduate research in general.
Each participating UK university nominates two participants to exhibit their undergraduate research in the exhibition. Posters must exhibit work that has been conducted during an undergraduate programme.
Posters in Parliament 2025
Posters in Parliament will next take place in Portcullis House, Westminster on Wednesday 5 March 2025. Any interested LSE undergraduate or recent (2024) graduate from a UG programme can apply to take part.
Applications closed on Tuesday 10 December. All applicants will be notified of the outcome by mid-December.
Posters in Parliament is organised by the British Conference of Undergraduate Research (BCUR). For more information about their work to promote undergraduate research, visit our webpage here.
Posters in Parliament 2024
Posters in Parliament took place on Wednesday 28 February in Portcullis House, Westminster. Then-current LSE undergraduates (and those who graduated in 2023 from undergraduate courses) were eligible to take part. We were able to send two LSE delegates to the event.
Our entrants for 2024 were:
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Ho Ting (Bosco) Hung (LSE Department of Government)
Distorting Your Perception of Russia's Aggression - How Can We Combat Information Warfare?
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Valentina G. Lozano (LSE Department of International Relations)
Breaking Barriers: A Study on Afro-Brazilian Women Entrepreneurs and Inclusive Development Policies
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| Click the image above to download the pdf copy of the poster |
Click the image above to download the pdf copy of the poster |
Congratulations to them both!
Posters in Parliament returned for the first time since 2020. The exhibition took place on Wednesday 24 May in Portcullis House, Westminster. Current LSE undergraduates (and those who graduated in 2022 from undergraduate courses) were eligible to take part.
LSE was represented by two of our undergraduate community - you can see their poster designs below!
Mariam Habib-Matta - Department of Government
Period Pads on CCTV Cameras: A Case Study of AI Weaponisation against Feminist Resistance in Iran
view poster (pdf)
Nazli Adiguzel - Department of Anthropology
Queer Bodies and places: destigmatizing HIV through public testing
view poster (pdf)
Congratulations to both Mariam and Nazli!
Posters in Parliament did not take place in 2021 or 2022, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The date of the Posters in Parliament 2020 exhibition was Wednesday 11 March 2020.
Our undergraduate entrants were selected by an Eden Centre panel - they were:
Devi Rughani (Department of Economic History)
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Urban Mortality Penalty: Pollution in Paris 1880 -1910. A spatial and temporal investigation on the impact of industrial coal pollution on respiratory-related deaths.
Jintao Zhu (Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method)
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The Modern Totem-The Status of National Animals in Modern Nations
We are pleased to announce that the latter poster by Jintao was placed as one of two runners-up in the 2020 exhibition! Congratulations to Jintao.
The Posters in Parliament 2019 exhibition took place in Westminster on Thursday 7 March 2019, in the Attlee Room of Portcullis House on the Parliamentary Estate.
Applications for LSE entrants were collected during Michaelmas Term 2018. Our finalists were selected by a LSE panel in mid-December.
Below are the LSE undergraduate entrants for 2019 - Menna Bishop from the Department of Social Policy and Robbie Wong from the Department of Government. Download pdfs (left poster/right poster) for more detail!
Those students interested in Posters in Parliament may also wish to consider LSE GROUPS and/or BCUR 2024.