The campus of the London School of Economics is located in Holborn, the legal center of the City of London, adjacent to the Royal Court, the British Broadcasting Corporation and the four major London law schools, between the West End and the city, the British Museum, the University of London headquarters, the Senate House library and small professional libraries are not far from the school.

The London School of Economics has the following 24 departments (or institutes) :

Department of Accounting

Department of Anthropology

Department of Economics

Department of Economic History

European Institute

Department of Finance

Gender Institute

Department of Geography & Environment

Department of Government

Department of International Development

Department of International History

Department of International Relations

Language Centre

Department of Law

Department of Management

Department of Mathematics

Department of Media & Communications

Department of Methodology

Department of Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method

Institute of Public Affairs (IPA)

Department of Social Policy

Department of Social Psychology

Department of Sociology

Department of Statistics

Undergraduate application requirements

IELTS score required: 7 points (7 points in each category)

TOEFL Score requirement: 107 (25 points for each item)

Postgraduate application requirements

IELTS score required: 7.0 (7.5 for Law)

TOEFL Score requirement: 107 (109 for Department of Law)

College GPA: average score of 85 or more

Language requirements: The language requirements of the London School of Economics are divided into Standard (Standard), Law (Law) and Research (Research), and their requirements are different, as follows:

Standard requirements: An overall IELTS score of 7.0 or above, a minimum of 6.5 in reading and listening, a minimum of 6.0 in speaking and writing

IELTS requirements for the Law program: an overall IELTS score of 7.5 or above, no less than 7.0 for writing and listening, no less than 6.5 for reading and no less than 6.0 for speaking *(2)

Research program requirements: IELTS total score of 7.0 or above, no less than 7.0 for individual writing, no less than 6.5 for other writing

Academic requirements:

Taught programs: The average score of undergraduate students in TOP30 schools is above 85; The average undergraduate score of non-Top30 schools is above 90

Research projects: The average score of master's degree in TOP30 schools is above 85; The average score of master degree in non-Top30 schools is above 90 points

LSE is also a member of the Council of European Management Schools (CEMS), and undergraduate management studies lead to a higher CEMS Master's degree, complete with part of the study and internship in another European country. LSE has a £2.7 million entry scholarship to support particularly talented students, as well as the China-UK Friendship Scholarship (for doctoral research degrees) and the Standard Chartered Scholarship (for master's degrees) for Chinese students, with limited places.

Lse has £2.7 million entry scholarships for outstanding students from all countries and at all levels, as well as China-UK Friendship Scholarships (for doctoral research degrees) and two Standard Chartered Scholarships (for master's degrees) for students of any subject, but places are limited. 1 Flemings Group Scholarship for students studying accounting, finance or economics.