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EDI at the EI

Find out more about the EDI Committee (EDIC) in the EI and the work they're doing. Contact the EI to find out more about what the committee is doing and propose topics for future committee agendas. 

EI Student EDI Team 

The Student EDI Team is a new initiative in the EI to help to engage with our students and give them a platform and a voice in our EDI work in the department. 

The EDIC has representative members for both our Research Students and MSc Students. By having a Student Team this opens up space for a number of EDI Ambassadors who can engage in various capacities with EDI work and discussions in the department. Contact the EI if you want to find out more about becoming an EDI Ambassador in the EI.

Beyond Eurocentrism Programme 

Explore the variety of outputs of the European Institute's Beyond Eurocentrism Programme. This programme hopes to contribute to the European Institute's work related to Education for Sustainability, Inclusive Education, Diversifying and Decolonising, and going beyond Eurocentrism in the European Institute.

Find out more about upcoming Beyond Eurocentrism Events!

Catch up with the latest news and attend EDI-related events at LSE.

Find out more about LSE's Staff Networks and their upcoming events.

LSE's Staff Networks include; , the , , , , the , and the .

The EDI team has collated  in order to present its world-leading researchers of diversity in one place.

If you would like to suggest other diversity experts at the School for inclusion on the EDI website, please get in touch with the EDI team via edi@lse.ac.uk.

The Staff Wellbeing pages have information and support related to , , , , , and , Wellbeing. 

The LSE Staff Wellbeing  page has information about support including; LSE's , LSE's , the , the , and Tips on Managing Stress. 

As well as training modules including; , Mental Health Skills Training for Managers, , and .

The Organisational Learning team provides a number of online training and resources to aid you in your personal and professional development. The Equality and Diversity online module covers; the main principles of equality and diversity and legislation, how equality and diversity impacts on us all, and outlines the key resources and policies.

Find out about upcoming events and programmes from the Eden Centre. 

Explore the Eden Centre's range of resources available to support your practice in a variety of different areas including; , , , and .

Explore the Eden Centre's Assessment Toolkit, this can be your guide to developing assessment methods that best fit your course and enhance your students' ability to know the causes of things.

Visit the Eden Centre's GTA Portal to find information and resouces intended to support class teachers at the LSE.

Discover the Eden Centre's departmental advisers and the range of support, guidance, and development they can provide.

Find out more about Education for Sustainability and how to embed change. 

Check out the Education for Sustainability , , and the Sustainability Strategic Plan.

Inclusive Education is teaching in ways that dismantle the dominant structures within higher education embedded in whiteness, able-bodied, elite and heteronormative culture.

Find out more about Inclusive Education at LSE in the . 

Find information and resources in the Academic Mentoring Portal. Academic mentoring is an int­­egral part of education at LSE and critical to building an inclusive scholarly community at the School for everyone. It is also part of the LSE 2030 Strategy, the , and the.

Explore information and resources from Inclusive Education about articulating an empowering anti-racist praxis for equity and justice in the classroom. 

Explore information and resources from Inclusive Education about Curriculum Enhancement, developing a curriculum that 'centres', rather than 'others'. Curriculum enhancement aims to ensure teaching staff can apply the work and research from across the IEAP to improve inclusivity of their practice. 

Explore information and resources from Inclusive Education about Inclusive Pedagogy. This page also offers resources and guidance on Digital Accessibility.

LSE's Student Wellbeing Service works with you and the wider school to explore and manage challenges relating to disability, and to support your wellbeing. 

Their page offers information about support including; the , , , , , , , and the . 

Catch up with the latest news and attend EDI-related events at LSE.

In order to showcase the range of opportunities to study diversity for LSE students, the EDI team has collated  on offer at the School.

The EDI team has also collated  in order to present its world-leading researchers of diversity in one place.

If you would like to suggest other courses or diversity experts at the School for inclusion on the EDI website, please get in touch with the EDI team via edi@lse.ac.uk.

LSE Life is the place to discover and develop skills you'll use as a student and beyond. They're available online and on the Ground Floor of the Library. 

Discover their range of , and acess support in your studies through their . 

Find out about upcoming events and programmes from the Eden Centre. 

Find out more about Education for Sustainability and how to embed change. 

Check out the Education for Sustainability , , and the Sustainability Strategic Plan.

Inclusive Education is teaching in ways that dismantle the dominant structures within higher education embedded in whiteness, able-bodied, elite and heteronormative culture.

Find out more about Inclusive Education at LSE in the . 

Find information and resources for students in the Academic Mentoring Portal. Academic mentoring is an int­­egral part of education at LSE and critical to building an inclusive scholarly community at the School for everyone. It is also part of the LSE 2030 Strategy, the , and the.

The LSESU Advice Service provides free advice and support to LSE students on a range of academic and housing issues, and administers a series of hardship funds. Their independence from LSE means that they're impartial and free from a conflict of interest.

Every year students get the chance to elect four sabbatical officers (paid) and seven part-time (paid) officers that champion the needs of students at LSE.

These officers will lead LSESU, campaign for your rights, lobby LSE to make effective change, host a number of events for education or entertainment, and much more!

The LSESU has more than 200 societies, with thousands of student members. Find out more about these societies, their focus, and their events and activities .