This page is for ONLINE registration for the LSE Knowledge Beyond Boundaries interdisciplinary student research conference. For IN-PERSON registration, click here.

Please note that once registered, you will be able to attend the full day of conference events but are welcome to drop in and out of the sessions you're most interested in throughout the day. Zoom links will be provided for each panel session.

Join us for the second annual LSE interdisciplinary student research conference, taking place in-person and online during the LSE Festival on Thursday 16 June. This year's conference draws on the 2022 LSE Festival theme: how do we get to a post-COVID world? The conference will showcase social science research from LSE students and recent alumni which considers how we make the big ideas of life after the pandemic a reality, and explores the practical steps we might take to get there.

The conference is a space to interrogate how we approach research questions, create and disseminate knowledge, and break down barriers between different social science disciplines. It is a friendly and inclusive space to hear LSE students and recent alumni share research from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, with an emphasis on projects that cross disciplinary boundaries, challenge existing paradigms, and apply new approaches and methods to re-envision what social science research looks like.

The conference will run from 10:00 to 19:00 (UK time) at the Marshall Building on the LSE campus with online attendance possible. You are invited to join for all conference events throughout the day, including keynote speakers, panel sessions, film screening, and an evening reception with poster gallery (in-person only). This ticket is for ONLINE attendance - if you will be attending in-person, please reserve your ticket by clicking here instead.

The conference programme will be available on our webpage in due course. We look forward to seeing you there!