The London School of Economics and Political Science is a member of the London University Alliance and one of the "G5 Super Elite Universities" in the UK. It enjoys an excellent reputation in the fields of politics, economy, commerce and social sciences. The trump cards of the London School of Economics and Political Science include politics, economy, law, news and media, accounting, finance, geography and so on.
The London School of Economics and Political Science focuses on social science research and enjoys a high reputation in politics, business and academia. In the QS World University Rankings from 20 13 to 202 1, LSE always ranks second in the world (after Harvard University) and first in Europe in the field of social sciences.
So far, LSE has trained 18 Nobel Prize winners and more than 55 heads of state or government. Up to 20 16, 27% (13/48) of all the nobel prizes in economics have been awarded or jointly awarded to relevant persons of the London school of economics and political science.
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Internationalization of students is one of the biggest characteristics of the college. As of 20 19, LSE has about12,000 full-time students, of whom 32% are British students, another 19% are from other EU member States, and 49% are from 120 overseas countries or regions. Undergraduate students account for 43%, and graduate students account for 57%; 46% are boys and 54% are girls.
LSE is the alma mater of many world-class entrepreneurs. As the name of the school shows, politics, economics and business are its strengths. Although the entry threshold is extremely high, LSE still attracts students from more than 120 countries or regions. As far as its most important economics major (undergraduate) is concerned, more than 3,000 people apply for the exam every year, and only about 200 people finally get the admission notice.
LSE's economics major is highly recognized in Britain, Europe and the United States. The gold content of diplomas is generally considered to be the first in Britain, and it is also called the Gemini of British modern economics research with the Department of Economics of University College London (UCL), ranking in the forefront of major mainstream lists.