The following information provides prospective taught masters, research and executive students with a summary of new and updated course and programme information for the 2025/26 session.
It is intended to help you when you are selecting your courses.
This page will continue to be updated throughout the academic year as changes are confirmed by departments.
Graduate Programmes:
new prog
Department of Anthropology |
MSc in Culture, Justice, and Environment |
Department of Geography and Environment |
MSc in Innovation Policy |
LSE Law School and the Department of Finance |
MSc in Law and Finance |
Department of International Development |
Two new programme streams for the MSc in Development Management: Applied Development Economics and Political Economy |
MSc in Development Management (Applied Development Economics) |
MSc in Development Management (LSE and Sciences Po) (Applied Development Economics) |
MSc in Development Management (Political Economy) |
MSc in Development Management (LSE and Sciences Po) (Political Economy) |
The following programmes have changed title for the 2025/26 session.
Old title |
New title |
European Institute |
MSc in Political Economy of Europe |
MSc in Political Economy of Europe in the World |
Department of Mathematics |
MSc in Applicible Mathematics |
MSc in Mathematics and Computation |
Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science |
MSc in Psychology of Economic Life |
MSc in Societal and Environmental Psychology |
The following programmes will change their structure, course options and/or other elements of the programme regulations from the 2025/26 session.
Department of Accounting |
MSc in Accounting and Finance |
Students complete 2 accounting units and 2 finance units. |
Department of Anthropology |
MSc in Social Anthropology (Religion in the contemporary World) |
Paper 1 change from AN402 (1.0) to AN490 (0.5) and AN4A1 (0.5) |
Department of Economic History |
MSc in Economic History |
EH401 change from (0.5) to (1.0) |
Paper 2 core course(s) change |
MSc in Economic History (Research) |
Major change to structure |
Department of Finance |
MRes/PhD in Finance |
Change to compulsory and core courses |
Department of Management |
Global MSc in Management (GMiM) |
MG434 exemption removed. Change to compulsory and core courses |
Global MSc in Management (CEMS MiM) |
MG434 exemption removed. Change to compulsory and core courses. |
Global MSc in Management (MBA Exchange) |
Department of Mathematics |
MSc in Operations Research & Analytics |
Paper 3 change from ST447 to MA429 |
Department of Statistics |
MSc in Quantitative Methods for Risk Management |
Paper 3 change from MA417 to ST463 |
Graduate Courses:
The School is pleased to be able to offer the following new courses in 2025/26.
Department of Anthropology |
AN487 Environmental Anthropology (0.5) |
Department of Finance |
FM479 Principles of Corporate Finance for MSc Law and Finance (0.5) |
FM480 Corporate Transactions: Finance (0.5) |
Department of Geography and Environment |
GY478 Energy Markets and the Clean Energy Transition (0.5) |
GY481 Foundations of Innovation Policy (1.0) |
GY482 Masterclass in Innovation Policy (0.5) |
Department of Law |
LL4FA Corporate Finance: Law (0.5) |
LL4FB Corporate Transactions: Law (0.5) |
Department of Management |
MG4K8 Foundations of Management II: Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility with Final Project (0.5) |
The following courses have changed codes for the 2025/26 session. Course codes are used to register you for courses in the School.
Old code |
New code |
Department of Anthropology |
AN402 The Anthropology of Religion (1.0) |
AN490 Anthropology and Religion (0.5) |
AN4A1 Understanding Religion in the Contemporary World (0.5) |
AN405 The Anthropology of Kinship, Sex and Gender (1.0) |
AN488 Gender, Sexuality and Kinship (0.5) |
AN489 Anthropology of the Body (0.5) |
The following courses have changed titles for the 2025/26 session.
title change
Old title |
New title |
Department of Psychological and Behavioural Science |
PB403 Psychology of Economic Life (1.0) |
PB403 Societal and Environmental Psychology (1.0) |