At you can take individual undergraduate courses from the University of London International Programmes to enhance your skills or professional knowledge, or to satisfy the accreditation requirements of a university or professional body, or simply to study certain subjects in which you are interested.

All courses are based on regular courses from the undergraduate programme at London School of Economics and Political Science (one of the University’s 19 Colleges) and are divided into three levels that relate to the three years of of undergraduate study in the U.K. Within the context of higher education awards, the levels are: Level 4 (equivalent to introductory-level university courses), Level 5 (equivalent to intermediate-level university courses) and Level 6 (equivalent to either final-year undergraduate or first-year graduate courses).

The courses listed below are included in the study programmes for which tuition is provided by :

Level 4

Introduction to international development Introduction to economics Introduction to international relations World history since 1917 Mathematics 1 (half course) Democratic politics and the State Principles of sociology Reading social science (half course) Statistics 1 (half course) Principles of accounting Introduction to business and management

Level 5

Economic history in the 20th century Economic geography International institutions Foreign policy analysis Elements of social and applied psychology Social reseach methods

Level 6

Principles of marketing Management: international and comparative perspectives Human resource management Management and innovation of e-business Complex emergencies and humanitarian responses Development management International political economy Security in international relations International political theory