FAQs

How can I update my contact details?

 

You can update your details by filling in this form. Updating your details will ensure you receive our e-newsletter Impact Monthly and notifications of alumni events in your area.   

How can I obtain my alumni card/library card?
The LSE Alumni ID card can be printed on the spot in the Alumni Centre during opening times (Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm). If you wish to access the Library before you are able to visit the centre please apply for the card online and use your automatic confirmation email to access the Library in the meantime. Full details on how to apply for your library card are available here.
What library access do I have?
For information about your alumni library access please visit the Library’s webpage on services for alumni.
When will my LSE IT account be switched off?
LSE student email accounts and H: spaces expire on 31 December of the year you graduate. If your course started at the beginning of an academic year, this is usually October.
Can I keep my LSE email address?
Unfortunately, you are not able to keep your LSE email address. However, you can sign up for an LSE alumni email which will give you access to a fully functional @alumni.lse.ac.uk account. More information can be found on the email for life webpage.
What can alumni access on campus?

LSE welcomes visits from its alumni, but please note that access to buildings for alumni is different to that for staff and students

1. Access Times
The School is fully open Monday to Friday 9:30am-6.30pm, excluding Bank Holidays and School closures at Christmas and Easter.


2. Early mornings, evenings and weekends
Access to LSE buildings before 9:30am and after 6.30pm on weekdays, and at all times at weekends, is restricted to LSE staff only. Please note that Alumni cards permit access between 9:30am and 6:30pm only.


3. Exceptions
The following are exceptions to this rule: ◦Library
 The Library operates its own admissions policy and has opening hours which vary according to the time of year – please see the Library website for details of opening hours and admissions policy. 
◦New Academic Building (NAB) and 32 Lincoln’s Inn (32 LIF) 
 Access to the NAB and 32 LIF operates on a swipecard system for staff and students. Access for alumni is not possible before 09:30am or after 6:30pm on weekdays, or at weekends; access on weekdays is possible either by presenting your Alumni card or by emailing the NAB reception or 32 LIF receptions at least 24 hours in advance of your visit.

Gym and squash club 
 Members who are in possession of a valid gym or squash membership card can gain access while the gym and squash courts are open in the evenings and at weekends. 

Public lectures, evening classes and other official events
 Anyone attending public lectures, evening classes and other official LSE activity is permitted access to LSE buildings for the duration of the event.

◦ LSE SU events
 Some evening and weekend events will require a ticket or LSE identification - it is advisable to check with the LSESU in advance.

IT access
Alumni can access The Cloud WIFI on campus. Alumni also have access to two PCs with internet access and Microsoft Office in the Alumni Centre. These computers are first-come-first serve and users must agree to the conditions of use of IT Facilities at the LSE

Where is the Alumni Centre?
The Alumni Centre is located on the ground floor of the Centre Buildings on Houghton Street. More information can be found here.
How can I book alumni tickets to attend LSE Public Lectures?
Any member of the public can sign up to the LSE Public Lectures mailing list. For some of the more popular public events, the LSE Alumni Relations team are given an allocation of tickets to distribute to alumni of the School. Where available, alumni will be able to book these tickets on the Alumni Event Calendar.
How can I get involved in your volunteering programme?

LSE alumni help to keep the School strong now, and build capacity for the future.  Many hand down their experience and expertise to current and prospective students by volunteering, as well as building and engaging the global alumni community.
  
There are many ways to get involved. By doing so you will be making a profound contribution to LSE:

•Support the Alumni Association and meet applicants, students and new graduates at Open Days, Welcome Week and Graduation stands on campus
•Speak at one of our alumni events  or  sit on one of our Careers panels
•Serve as a committee member for one of our alumni groups
•Host an alumni event at your office or residence
•Apply for a leadership role in the LSE Alumni Association


Please get in touch with the Alumni Relations team if you require any further information about volunteering opportunities.  

How can I get careers advice?

LSE Careers provides a range of professional services to help students and recent graduates plan with confidence for the future. Alumni are eligible to continue using LSE Careers for up to five years after award end date. For more information on services please visit the LSE Careers website.

How can I request a copy of my transcript or certificate?

For questions regarding copies of transcripts, academic documents and certificates, please visit the Student Services webpage on Certificates and Letters

 

 

Can you apostle/legalise/notarise my degree certificate to validate in my home country?
You can request a programme syllabus from the Student Services via the enquiry form. If you need your physical certificate notarised, legalised or seen by an apostille you should contact either a solicitor, notary, apostille or your embassy as appropriate. The School is not allowed to provide these services. For further questions regarding degree certificates please visit the Student Services webpage on Degree Certificates.
I need a reference; can you supply me with one?
For questions regarding degree certificates please visit the Student Services webpage on Certificates and Letters.
Can I request an email of my dissertation?
Unfortunately, this is not something that the School can provide.
Can I request my cumulative GPA?
Unfortunately, this is not something the School can provide. If you have further questions regarding this, please contact the Results and Awards Team via the Student Services enquiry form
How do I submit a class note?

Share your news with your fellow alumni by submitting a class note. You only need to register on the LSE Alumni website and follow these easy steps:


•Log in to your account
•Go to the ‘Class Notes’ tab on your public profile page and click the ‘Add Class Note’ button
•Select ‘category’ from drop down menu and enter text. You can also upload an image if you wish 
•Preview your class note and approve
If you want your class note to be considered for publication, make sure you tick the box to give your consent. 

 
How can I get in touch with the Alumni and Supporter Engagement Team?

LSE Philanthropy and Global Engagement
Houghton Street, London
WC2A 2AE 
Tel: +44 (0)20 7955 7361
Fax: +44 (0)20 7955 7567
alumni@lse.ac.uk

In person 
The Alumni Centre is now open on campus between 9am and 5pm every weekday, please visit the centre in the Centre Buildings to speak to a member of staff from Alumni Relations. 

LSE Alumni and Supporter Care team:

Jessie Bartholomew, Alumni & Supporter Care Coordinator
Elaine Dowarka, Alumni and Supporter Care Assistant
Laura Stewart, Alumni and Supporter Care Manager

LSE Alumni and Supporter Engagement team:

Kendall Collett, Events Officer
Sophie Cope, Alumni Executive - Students & Recent Graduates
Tricia Coyle, Director of Alumni Relations and Events (North America)
Kristin Gembiak, Alumni Executive - Global
Joanna Ghobar, Alumni Project Manager
Camilla Langlands, Global Alumni Programmes Manager
Shontae Romain, Volunteer and Supporter Manager

What is LSE Philanthropy and Global Engagement's privacy and data protection policy?
For information on LSE Philanthropy and Global Engagement's data protection policy please visit alumni.lse.ac.uk/yourdata