Study Abroad Program London School Of Economics

London School of Economics

London School of Economic Summer School is the largest university summer school in the UK, with almost 4,500 students attending in 2011.

Sessions for 2012:

Session 1:2nd July to 20th July Session 2:23rd July to 10 August

Courses Offered:

Accounting & Finance Economics Management

How to Apply
For applying to any of the summer programs please contact the Division of International Affairs Call at 01824-500778

E-mail@ international@lpu.co.in
Limited seats especially for hostels Apply Quickly

Requirements:
Level 100 200 300 Equivalent to 1st year undergraduate 2nd year undergraduate 3rd year undergraduate Prerequisites None introductory level university courses Intermediate level university courses

Program Fee
One Session:1365 (2 July 20 July 2012) Both Sessions:2300 (23 July 10 August 2012) Tuition fees should be paid on receipt of a formal offer email For inquiries related to fee payment email at summer.school@lse.ac.uk Withdrawal:
Date of Withdrawal Tuition Fee Refund (%) Prior to 2 weeks before the beginning of the 90 course Within 2 weeks of the start of the course 75 Within the first 2 days of the course After the first 2 days of the course 50 No refund

Accommodation
Accommodation: LSE Summer School students have the opportunity to book accommodation in LSE's Halls of Residence, where regular year students live while studying.

An Accommodation Booking Form should be submitted online once the participant has been accepted onto the program, it is not possible to apply for accommodation until you have received an LSE ID number which is included in your offer email.
The applications will be processed on a first-come-firstserved basis, so early applications are essential

Accommodation Rates
Name of the Accommodation Bankside House Carr- Saunders Hall Grosvenor House Price Range for one session 950 - 1,220 820 - 1,200 1,580 - 2,220 Price Range for two session 1,947.50 2,501 1,681 - 2,460 3,239 - 4,510

High Holborn
Northumberland House Passfield Hall

1,050 - 1,890
1,370 1,790 860 - 1,540

2,152.50 - 3,874.50
2,808.50 3,669.50 Available for Session one only

Rosebery Avenue Hall

Rosebery Avenue: Myddleton Annex

690 - 1,300
840 - 1,470

1,414.50 - 2,665
1,722 - 3,013.50

Program Structure
Full time intensive programs consisting of at least 48 contact hours over three weeks The break up of the program would be comprising of 36 hours of lecture & 12 hours of tutorials or seminars Lectures are between 10am to 5pm Time tables are issued at the beginning of the program

Course change is possible within the first two days of commencement of the program

All students would be provided with a certificate after the completion of the program

Courses
Accounting & Finance: Session 1 (2nd July 20th July 2012) AF101:Managerial Accounting & Financial Control AF215:Business Analysis & Valuation AF230:Alternative Assessment AF250:Finance

AF360:Options, Futures & other Financial Derivatives

Courses
Accounting & Finance: Session 2(23rd July to 10 August) AF110:Principles of Accounting AF205:Analysis & management of Financial Risk AF225:Fixed Income Securities, Debt Market & the market economy

AF255:Financial Markets
AF350:Advanced Corporate Finance

Courses
Economics: Session 1 (2nd July 20th July 2012) EC102:Introduction to Macroeconomics EC112:Essential Statistics for Economics & Econometrics EC202:Intermediate Macroeconomics EC212:Introduction to Econometrics

EC270:Public Finance
EC307:Development Economics EC351:International Economics

Courses
Economics: Session 2(23rd July to 10 August) EC101:Introduction to Microeconomics EC113:Further Statistics for Economics & Econometrics EC201:Intermediate Microeconomics EC235:Economics of European Integration

EC240:Environmental Economics & Sustainable development

EC312:The political Economy of public policy EC321:Advanced Econometrics

Courses
Management: Session 1 (2nd July 20th July 2012) MG101:Marketing

MG106:Strategic Management
MG110:Judgment & Decision making for Management MG190:Human Resource Management & Employment Relation MG204:Leadership in Organizations MG209:Bargaining & Negotiations MG1230:Behavior in Organizations MG270:IT & internet- driven Innovation

Courses
Management: Session 2(23rd July to 10 August) MG133:Foundations of Management MG150:E-Business in Digital Age MG205:Competitive Strategy & Game Theory MG207:Health Policy, Management & Economics

MG211:The International Business Environment

MG220:Corporate & Organizational Strategy MG300:Negotiation Boot Camp

Important points
English Language Requirements: Students from countries where English is used extensively in education may apply as a native speaker. This includes students from India, Pakistan, Scandinavia, the Netherlands, Hong Kong, Singapore and Turkey.

Visa Requirements: Ensure that you apply to the Summer School as early as is convenient.

Application Fee: The only way to pay the application fee is via the online system with a credit card.
Processing Time: Applications that arrive complete and with all supporting evidence usually take 2 weeks to process. A student will receive his/her offer via E-Mail

Important points
Course per Session: A student can opt for not more than one course per session. Credit Transfer: A student completing the Summer School would be benefited in terms of provision of credits based on the discretion of the Academic Affairs.

Transcripts and certificates for both sessions of the program are usually sent out in late September.

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