Double degree programmes are normally of two years' duration with students studying one year at LSE and one year at the partner institution. Upon successful completion of the programme, a student is awarded a master's degree or equivalent from both institutions.

In collaboration with Sciences Po (Paris) we offer double degrees in:

• Affaires Internationales and International Relations or International Political Economy
• European Studies
• Urban Policy

In collaboration with Columbia University (New York), we have double degrees in:

•  International and World History

• European Politics, Conflict and Culture 

In collaboration with Peking University (Beijing), we have two double degrees in:

• International Affairs
• Public Administration and Government

At the National University of Singapore, you can spend the second year of your MPA focusing on Public Affairs

LSE's department of media and communication offers three double degrees in global media and communications in collaboration with:

• the Annenberg School, University of Southern California
• Fudan University (Shanghai), and
• the University of Cape Town (UCT)

The European Institute also offers bespoke double degree programmes with Bocconi University and Sciences Po.

• Double Masters’ Degree in European and International Public Policy & Politics (LSE & Bocconi University, Milan) View the programme regulations
• Double Masters’ Degree in European Studies (LSE & Sciences Po, Paris) View the programme regulations

For an authoritative list of all our double degrees, check this page. 

Undergraduate exchanges are additional to the requirements of your LSE degree. Possible destinations include SSE (Stockholm), Sciences Po (Paris and regional campuses), Berkeley and other cities. 

Students interested in applying for a one year undergraduate exchange are advised to attend the Outbound GO LSE Information Session which is generally scheduled in October. The session will be repeated virtually for those who can't attend it.

A recording of the session will be made available to students thereafter, do get in touch with GO LSE's team for details. 

The Global Opportunities LSE (GO LSE) team also coordinates the outbound GO LSE PhD Programme which enables students to visit one of our partners while working on their project for up to three months.

Students interested in applying for visits taking place during the 2022-2023 academic year can apply to visit the following partners : 

• European University Institute
• Central European University
• Sciences Po 
• Hertie School

For more detailed information, contact their team here: ard.outbound@lse.ac.uk

The Department of Management offers a Global Masters during which students can apply to do an international exchange term at a leading school like the Stockholm School of Economics, Cornell University - Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, and many others.

For details about this programme, contact the programme and admissions team.