At this point, two years ago, I was browsing through LSE’s postgraduate course list almost everyday. If time and money weren’t an issue, I would have studied so many courses but this is no ideal world. So in the end, I settled for MSc Gender, Development and Globalisation. It’s quite a mouthful so let’s call it GDG, as it’s commonly known […]
A new academic term is here with its lukewarm autumn greetings. It’s now time to crawl back inside the classroom again, although I still hope that summer will get a last chance to redeem itself. In case you are moving to London from abroad for the first time, then there is certainly a lot more to hope for and […]
*I had originally written this blog post for 10MinutesWith but I am reposting it here as it might be relevant to some of the prospective international students. All views my own and hope it helps.*
As one of the most popular study destinations in the world, I don’t think the United Kingdom needs much introduction. However, if your reference points are limited to […]
Yes sleeping. Not exactly the verb that one associates with library but as the saying goes – ‘desperate times call for desperate measures.’ I remember hearing horror stories of how students wouldn’t leave library for days during deadlines and exam season (usually from mid April to June). At that time, I never dreamt I would be one of those […]
Lent term is about to end and so are our lectures and seminars. The harsh winter is also on its way out, touch wood, and with that our guided tour into the elusive world of theorisation and paradoxes has reached its final destination. Now, the only way forward is to sit under the sun, hopefully a bright one, and […]
“Well, Miss Elliot…I do not think I ever opened a book in my life which had not something to say upon woman’s inconstancy. Songs and proverbs, all talk of woman’s fickleness. But perhaps you will say, these were all written by men.”
“Perhaps I shall. Yes, yes, if you please, no reference to examples in books. Men have had every […]
I thought I meant it when I said goodbye to higher education almost two years ago. In fact, that moment of sincere au revoir is still quite fresh in my mind. I handed in my undergraduate dissertation and thought ‘enough academia, let’s get on with real life.’ It turns out that ‘real life’ has split personalities – exhilarating and painfully […]
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