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There may be times where you have concerns about your course, whether it's the teaching, tutors, coursemates or other matters. It can feel intimidating to raise these issues with the school, but this is the only way your issues can be addressed and resolved.

What can you do?

The best first step is to contact your department directly if you feel able to. You can either speak to your Academic Adviser/Supervisor or your Programme Manager and raise your issues with them.

If you are unable to find an acceptable response or resolution, you could look into the LSE complaints procedure – we are more than happy to provide you more information and advise you on this.

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What can we do?

Academic Representatives (formed of Programme Reps and Departmental Reps) are elected by their course peers and will represent the student body within a specific department. They are great people to raise your concerns with as they provide feedback to the departments on a regular basis to ensure that issues with your learning experience are resolved. Departments generally email out their details, but if not you can contact us on su.academicreps@lse.ac.uk and we can put you in touch with them.


Where to find us

Saw Swee Hock Student Centre

Contact us

020 7955 7158

Booking appointments

You can book an appointment via email

su.advice@lse.ac.uk


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