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The European Institute is a dedicated centre for the interdisciplinary study of processes of integration and fragmentation within Europe. With multidisciplinary academic staff, a world-leading centre for research, exceptional postgraduate programmes and a strong platform for events, there has never been a better place to study Europe.

02/06/2026

🎓 Meet Kaylie, our MSc International Migration and Public Policy alumna who graduated in the Class of 2024!

In this video, Kaylie tells us all about her reasons for applying to at the LSE European Institute, and her highlights of studying these timely issues around the politics of migration in Europe and the world from the heart of London.

Today, Kaylie works at the Ontario Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills / Travail, Immigration, Formation et Compétences 💼🇨🇦

If you’d like to hear more about her experience at LSE and her trajectory, you can catch up on the recording of the Online Alumni Webinar we held in January featuring three of our International Migration and our Programme Director Dr Eiko Thielemann.

✍ To learn more and apply to our MSc International Migration and Public Policy, visit lse.ac.uk/ei/study

Last night, we were honoured to host the creative team behind the new West End musical “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind”....
28/05/2026

Last night, we were honoured to host the creative team behind the new West End musical “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind”.

Hosted as part of our Beyond Eurocentrism programme, the event explored themes of creativity, resilience, and intercultural translation, building bridges between the social sciences and the arts.

A huge thank you to George Harrison (dramaturg), Richy Hughes (book writer and lyricist), and Tim Sutton (composer and lyricist) for joining us, and to our Professor Denisa Kostovicova for chairing such a thoughtful discussion.

🎭 You can now watch the full event on our YouTube channel (link in bio).

27/05/2026

Reminiscing on our Winter Term events with a compilation of some of our speakers reflecting on their careers researching, working on, and thinking about Europe ✨🇪🇺

🗓️ We hope to see you at one of our upcoming events this term! Check out what’s coming next at lse.ac.uk/ei/events

We made the most of the heatwave with a countryside walk through the Chiltern Hills ☀️🌿Our students took a well-deserved...
26/05/2026

We made the most of the heatwave with a countryside walk through the Chiltern Hills ☀️🌿

Our students took a well-deserved break from exam season to enjoy the sunshine, explore the region, and spend some time outdoors together. It was the perfect opportunity to leave the city behind for a few hours and breathe some fresh air. 🌳🥾🍃🌿

Last week, we co-hosted with the event “Coalitions of the Willing in Action: The Role of Non-EU NATO Members in Europe’...
22/05/2026

Last week, we co-hosted with the event “Coalitions of the Willing in Action: The Role of Non-EU NATO Members in Europe’s Security and Defence.”

As Europe’s security architecture undergoes significant transformation, the panel explored how non-EU NATO members contribute to European security and how the EU can work with these partners within a more flexible and cohesive framework.

Chaired by Yaprak Gürsoy, Professor of European Politics and Chair in Contemporary Turkish Studies at the European Institute, the discussion featured:

• Aaron McKeil, Academic Director of LSE IDEAS
• Pernille Rieker, Director of the ARENA Centre for European Studies at the University of Oslo
• İlke Toygür, Director of the Global Policy Centre and Professor of Practice in European Politics at IE University

🎥 You can now watch the full discussion on our YouTube channel (🔗link in bio)

21/05/2026

🇬🇧 Meet Maliha, one of our brilliant Student Content Creators who is pursuing our MSc Political Economy of Europe in the World programme!

Having now almost completed her year on the course, Maliha reflects on her reasons for choosing to study political economy at the LSE European Institute and her experience so far!

Do her motivations resonate with you? 👉 To find out more and apply to our programmes, visit lse.ac.uk/ei/study

Last Friday we hosted the workshop “Italy under Giorgia Meloni: a ‘vanguard’ in the management of migration and security...
19/05/2026

Last Friday we hosted the workshop “Italy under Giorgia Meloni: a ‘vanguard’ in the management of migration and security challenges?” 🇮🇹
 
The workshop examined the policies and influence of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, whose leadership of Brothers of Italy - widely classified as a populist radical right party - has positioned her government as a potential pacesetter for Europe’s radical right and beyond.
 
A few of our students had the opportunity to attend the last session of the day, a roundtable discussing the mainstreaming of radical right ideas in migration and security policy in Europe.

Sponsored by the Political Studies Association Excellence and Impact Fund, the event was organised by the Italian Politics Specialist Group, in collaboration with the LSE European Institute.

15/05/2026

🎓 Meet Julia Uszpolewicz, our MSc Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe alumna who graduated in the Class of 2024!

In this video, Julia tells us all about her motivations for applying to at the LSE European Institute, as well as the highlights and the main takeaways from studying on this timely master’s programme in the heart of London.

Today, Julia works on EU affairs at PwC Polska in Warsaw, Poland 💼 🇵🇱

If you’d like to hear more about her experience at LSE and her trajectory, you can catch up on our website on the recording of the Online Alumni Webinar we held in January featuring three of our Culture and Conflict and our award-winning Programme Director Professor Denisa Kostovicova.

✍ To learn more and apply to our MSc Culture and Conflict in a Global Europe, visit lse.ac.uk/ei/study

This week, we hosted an event celebrating the launch of “The Oxford Handbook of Constituent Power”, a new volume explori...
14/05/2026

This week, we hosted an event celebrating the launch of “The Oxford Handbook of Constituent Power”, a new volume exploring the intellectual roots, key actors, and contemporary manifestations of constituent power today.

Co-hosted with Alternatives to Capitalism, the discussion was chaired by our Professor Jonathan White, who contributed the chapter “Vanishing Point: How the Future Shapes Constituent Power.”

📘 You can find out more about the book on lse.ac.uk/ei/news

11/05/2026

As we begin our Spring Term events programme tomorrow, here’s a compilation of some of our Winter Term speakers reflecting on the experiences that proved most valuable in their careers ✨

From policymakers to academics and global leaders, their insights offer advice and inspiration for anyone thinking about their own future path.

🗓️We hope to see you at one of our upcoming events this term! Check out what’s coming next at lse.ac.uk/ei/events 🌍

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