Unfortunately, the Alumni Relations Team is not able to put prospective students in contact with alumni of a particular course. However, there are a number of useful resources available for prospective students to find out about studying at LSE, and where studying a particular course may lead: LSE graduate profiles - contains many detailed profiles from alumni, exploring why they initially chose to study at LSE, how they found the experience and how their careers have developed since graduation. Alumni Recruitment Volunteers - Alumni Recruitment Volunteers are well-informed, recent graduates who represent their personal experience of LSE and provide accurate information about the School to prospective students. The scheme is run by the Student Recruitment Office. Email a student service - offers the opportunity to contact current students and find out more about life at LSE, from a student's perspective. (Please note that this service isn't operational within vacation periods.) Contacting the academic department - most academic departments keep good links, both formal and informal, with recent alumni, and may be able to put you in touch. Alumni groups - most alumni group leaders are happy to be contacted by prospective students, and, if they personally know someone from the particular course, will put you in touch. (Please note that there is no formal process for this, and it's not guaranteed that a group leader will be able to find an alumnus/a in your country.) For full information about studying at the School, please see the Prospective students links from the LSE homepage and the homepage of the Student Recruitment Office. | 
