London School of Economics
It is a public research university and also known as LSE, located in London., England UK. It was established in 1985. The School is organised into constituent academic departments and 25 research centres and has 10,600 students.
The international LSE alumni community comprises more than 128,000 people drawn from almost 200 countries. Wherever you are in the world, you can connect with your fellow alumni and the School.
Departments
Accounting, Anthropology, Economics Economic History, European Institute, Finance, Gender Institute, Geography & Environment, Government, International Development,
International History, International Inequalities Institute, International Relations, Language Centre, Law, Management, Mathematics, Media & Communications,
Methodology, Philosophy, Logic and Scientific Method, Public Affairs (IPA), Social Policy, Social Psychology, Sociology, Statistics.
Research Centers
Climate Change Economics and Policy (CCCEP), Diplomacy and Strategy (IDEAS), Economic Performance (CEP), Economics and Related Disciplines (STICERD),
Financial Markets (FMG), Grantham Research Institute (GRI), Health and Social Care, International Growth (IGC), Local Economic Growth (What Works),
Macroeconomics (CFM), Philosophy of Natural and Social Science (CPNSS), Social Exclusion (CASE), South Asia (SAC), Southeast Asia (SEAC),
Spatial Economics (SERC), Systemic Risk (SRC), Time Series (CATS), Women, Peace and Security (WPS)
Nobel Prize Winners from London School of Economics

S.no	Name	Department	Year
1	Christopher Pissarides	Economic Sciences	2010
2	Paul Krugman	Economic Sciences	2008
3	Leonid Hurwicz 	Economic Sciences	2007
4	George Akerlof	Economic Sciences	2001
5	Robert Mundell,	Economic Sciences	1999
6	Amartya Sen	Economic Sciences	1998
7	Sir Derek Barton FRS	Economic Sciences	1969
8	Ronald Coase	Economic Sciences	1991
9	Merton Miller	Economic Sciences	1990
10	Sir Arthur Lewis	Economic Sciences	1979
11	James Meade	Economic Sciences	1977
12	Friedrich von Hayek	Economic Sciences	1974
13	Sir John Hicks	Economic Sciences	1972
14	Lord Noel-Baker		1959
15	Ralph Bunche		1950
16	Bertrand Russell	Literature	1950
17	George Bernard Shaw	Literature	1925

Admissions
you must make an online application via UCAS. Full details of how to complete your application through UCAS are provided on the UCAS website.
Contact Details
                Houghton St, 
    London WC2A 2AE, 
    United Kingdom              
     Website: https://www.lse.ac.uk/
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