2021 undergraduate applications are open. Be a founder.
Apply nowBuilding a new London university.
-
“A new style of graduate who is more rounded and able to solve problems.”
-
A new approach
A new Interdisciplinary Undergraduate Degree.
The Degree
Preparing students to tackle some of the most complex problems that we face in the world.
The LIS curriculum cuts across the disciplines, equipping students with knowledge and methods from the arts, sciences, and humanities.
About the Degree
Studying at LIS
Paid internships
Paid internships
As an LIS student, you will have the opportunity to apply for paid internships at some of the UK’s most prestigious employers and exciting start-ups.
This is an optional part of your experience.
More infoEvents series
Discovery Days
We’re running a series of Discovery Days in 2021 so you can experience our interdisciplinary approach to tackling real-world problems.
Spaces are limited, find out more and apply to come.
Find out moreNews
View All
-
23 July 2021
The Week in Good News (19/07)
The Week in Good News: Our weekly roundup of good news stories from across the disciplines and the world. Take a look at the ten 2020 Olympic designs that have helped the games move toward being a zero-carbon event. These include recycled medals and an electric e-Palette vehicle for Paralympians. Read the full post.
-
16 July 2021
The Week in Good News (12/07)
The Week in Good News: Our weekly roundup of good news stories from across the disciplines and the world. Jumper made of rubbish anyone? Vollebak, a company that makes ground-breaking clothing, has designed a jumper made from materials that are almost impossible to recycle. This particular jumper is made from bullet proof vests. Read the full post.
-
09 July 2021
The Week in Good News (05/07)
The Week in Good News: Our weekly roundup of good news stories from across the disciplines and the world. Could your dog be a genius? New research has found that some dogs might just have superior intellect. The vast majority of the gifted dogs were Border Collies, but take a look at the Genius Dog Challenge. Read the full post.