Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe London School of Economics and Political Science

Overview

The Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science provides a sophisticated multi-disciplinary framework for understanding the intersection of identity and contemporary politics. Students examine how cultural structures influence both internal and external conflicts while evaluating the policies designed to address these global challenges. This curriculum integrates diverse perspectives from political theory, sociology, and international relations to foster a deep comprehension of European and global affairs.

By engaging with the culture of politics and the politics of culture, participants learn to scrutinise the framing of violent conflicts and the subsequent efforts at reconciliation.

Why Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe at London School of Economics and Political Science?

The European Institute at the university serves as a premier multidisciplinary centre, recognised as a leading hub for the study of European economics and politics. Students benefit from an environment that hosts high-profile speakers, including former heads of state and distinguished scholars, providing unparalleled networking opportunities. The institute maintains strong international links with prestigious partner institutions such as Columbia University and Sciences Po, ensuring a global perspective on research and teaching.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 28900 per year
• National fee: GBP 28900 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Democracy, Ideology and the European State
• Culture of European Politics
• Globalisation, Conflict and Post-Conflict Reconstruction
• Interdisciplinary Research Methods and Design
• Engaging with Europe: Professional Skills
• Dissertation

Careers with Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe

Graduates are well-prepared for a diverse range of professional paths in both the public and private sectors at national and international levels. Many alumni secure roles within government agencies, international organisations, and non-governmental organisations, particularly those focused on migration or minority rights. The programme also provides a robust foundation for careers in foreign policy, journalism, and education, or for further academic research.

The university's dedicated careers service supports students through CV workshops, careers fairs, and interview coaching. Common employment sectors for graduates include financial and professional services, consultancy, and digital technology. By developing advanced analytical and research skills, students leave the programme ready to influence policy and practice in a rapidly changing global landscape.