Considering a career in research?
A career in research may seem daunting, and you may be unsure if it’s the right path for you. Doing a research internship is a fantastic opportunity to:
- Gain valuable research and work experience.
- Apply knowledge from your undergraduate studies to real-world research.
- Get a feel for what a career in academia has to offer.
- Enhance your employability.
- Learn new skills.
Your internship
As an Undergraduate Research Intern (UGRA), you will assist a faculty member in the Department with an ongoing research project. Further information on the research projects available for 2024-25 is below.
For further information on the duration of the internship and rate of pay please read the Internship Guidance.
Am I eligible?
The Undergraduate Research Internship is open to all 2nd and 3rd year undergraduate students in the International Relations Department, including students undertaking a joint degree. It is also open to International Relations General Course students taking 200- and 300-level courses in the department. Selection will be based on student academic performance and the fit between faculty research needs and student skill-sets. Students must be resident in the UK (holidays are permitted, but your primary residence should be in the UK) and have a UK bank account for the full duration of this programme to participate.
You are responsible for checking your own visa regulations (if applicable) and confirming you are permitted to work on the project.
How to apply
The application deadline of 12.00pm on Thursday 31 October 2024 has now passed.
Successful and unsuccessful applicants will be notified by email by the end of Thursday 14 November. If you have any queries or problems please contact ir.comms@lse.ac.uk
Research Projects 2024/25