PhD Advisors at London School of Economics and Political Science 伦敦政治经济学院UK
Quick answer: London School of Economics and Political Science in the UK has 575 faculty profiles in phd-match’s database, of which 20 currently show active PhD hiring signals (as of 2026-10-19). phd-match covers 174 universities across the US, the UK, Australia, China, Hong Kong, Canada, and Singapore, not just one country.
Research-focused faculty at London School of Economics and Political Science, listed for PhD / Master's applicants. Find professors whose research matches your interests, and check hiring signals before you reach out.
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⭐ Currently Hiring PhD Students (20)
Professors at London School of Economics and Political Science with active hiring signals for PhD students — reach out if your research matches.
Dr Jürgen Haacke
Associate Professor · London School of Economics
⭐ Dr Haacke has limited availability to supervise, but is happy to consider PhD applications in relation to: IR-topics with reference to the Southeast Asian region; Research projects on strategy and defence.
Southeast Asia, International security, Foreign policy
Dr Lewis Ross
Director of CPNSS/ Deputy Head of Department (Research)/ Associate Professor · London School of Economics
⭐ I'm happy to supervise PhD researchers / visitors in moral, legal and political philosophy, epistemology, and some topics in legal/criminological scholarship. (But, PhD admission decisions are ultimately made at Department level)
Philosophy of Law, Political Philosophy, Epistemology
Assistant Professor of Urban Sociology · Department of Sociology
⭐ She welcomes PhD applicants interested in any of the topics above—especially projects involving ethnographic research and creative mixed methods (e.g. audio, visual, embodied, graphic), and relational and/or Southern epistemologies.
Urbanisation, Migration, Social justice, Ethnography, Urban inequality
Leonidas Cheliotis
Professor of Criminology and Social Policy · London School of Economics
⭐ Leonidas welcomes enquiries from potential PhD students to work on topics in his areas of interest.
Penal policy and practice; punishment and social control; race/gender, crime and criminal justice; transitional justice; comparative criminology; psychosocial criminology
⭐ Suzi welcomes enquiries from prospective PhD students in her area of research interests. Please note that she is not taking on new PhD students for the 2026-27 session.
Urbanisation, Migration, Ethnography, Race and ethnicity
Professor of Social Policy · London School of Economics
⭐ He is very much interested in enquiries from potential PhD students to work on topics in his areas of interest.
Labour markets, Policy-making, Comparative political economy, Comparative social policy, Family policy, Labour market policy, Skills policy, Policy-making process
Ursula Henz
Associate Professor in Social Research Methods · Department of Sociology
⭐ She is currently not accepting any new PhD students.
Demography, Inequality, Social care, Family, Life Course, Informal Caregiving
Angelos Dassios
Professor · Department of Statistics
⭐ He enjoys supervising PhD students and there is a large number of past and current ones and is always looking for creative and enthusiastic new ones.
Angelos’ research is on applications of probability and stochastic processes in finance and insurance. He particularly likes problems that are on the interface of these two fields. Some examples of his research are work on exotic look back options, point processes with a strong e…
Associate Professor of International Relations · London School of Economics
⭐ Dr Getmansky welcomes applications from prospective PhD students in particular those interested in quantitative analysis of conflicts and their consequences.
Terrorism, Refugees, War and conflict. The main focus is understanding the sources, management, and consequences of intrastate and interstate conflicts, particularly the relationship between domestic political institutions and conflict.
Anthony Giddens Professor of Social Theory · Department of Sociology
⭐ Chetan welcomes new MPhil/PhD students in areas related to: the international far/authoritarian right; religious right movements; identity politics and identitarian theory (including queer theory, contemporary LGBTQ+ activism, and second generation decolonial theory); the social and cultural history…
modern social theory and modern philosophy, the international far- and authoritarian right, liberal elites and identitarianism, nationalism and racism, and the geopolitical sociology of South Asia and the Middle East. His current projects include: the Euro-American far-right, Wes…
⭐ I am keen to attract PhD students and postdoctoral mentees who want to develop ethnographically and theoretically compelling projects on energy-related issues, the regulatory, financial, and affective aspects of capitalism, state planning and urban development, and (post)plantation and extractive ec…
Anthropology of the economy, corporations, expertise; resource extraction; state (urban) planning; temporality, materiality, and affect; Europe, US, lusophone Africa
⭐ I welcome applications from PhD candidates who would like to pursue a project using either quantitative or qualitative methods to study topics related to crime, justice, and social policy. Within that broad thematic focus, I’m on the lookout for projects that pose important and theoretically motivat…
Criminal justice, Criminal law, Criminology, Social policy, Public policy
Associate Professor of International Law · Department of Law
⭐ Margot welcomes PhD applicants working on human rights, global (sustainable) development, and globalisation and international law from post-colonial, radical, and plural epistemological perspectives. She welcomes applicants interested in critically engaged approaches to these subjects, including the…
Thematic interests include: Poverty, inequality and international law; militarism and militarisation; international law and dispossession; rights over natural resources and economic self-determination; commons, postgrowth, postdevelopment, and radical democracy; socio-economic an…
Professor of Behavioural Public Policy · London School of Economics
⭐ Adam Oliver is open to supervising PhD students in the areas of behavioural economics, behavioural science, public policy, political theory and the history of economic thought.
⭐ Katy is seeking new PhD student with interests in anthropology and development, Bangladesh / South Asia, marriage, divorce and relationship counselling, extraction and precarity and transnational migration.
Bangladesh; globalisation, transnational migration and diaspora, anthropology and development; resource extraction and corporate social responsibility; divorce and couples counselling in South Asia and beyond.
Joshua's research interests involve improving practices in data science and machine learning to reduce the impact of bias, particularly biases associated with social harms and scientific reproducibility. This includes developing methods and software for statistical inference afte…
Associate Professor and MSc Statistics Deputy Programme Director · Department of Statistics
Bayesian inference for latent dynamic systems, stochastic processes, sequential learning, structured dependence modelling, Bayesian inference for stochastic differential equations, Sequential Monte Carlo and Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, Gaussian process models, epidemic mode…
Associate Professor (Education) in Qualitative Methods · Department of Anthropology
While Raphael’s current role is focused on teaching and educational leadership, his take on methodology is based in over a decade of mixed-method and ethnographic research experience. He studied religious politics, the political economy of corruption, masculine aspirations and ur…
International relations theory; Colonialism; Political violence; Memory; International Theory; International Political Thought; International (Criminal) Law and Imperialism; Violence and Global Order; Colonial Reparations; Atrocity Memorialization
Dr Sohini Kar
Associate Professor · London School of Economics
Economic anthropology, Anthropology of finance, Microfinance, Debt, Bottom of the pyramid, Social entrepreneurship, Gender, Ethnographic methods, South Asia, particularly urban India
Ivan is a social anthropologist with a strong interdisciplinary outlook. His research focuses on social norms, how they change over time, and what makes people follow or violate them. He also studies the micro-dynamics of social inequality, with a view to understanding how the la…
Associate Professor in Sociology · Department of Sociology
Criminology, Policing
John Van Reenen
Ronald Coase Chair in Economics and School Professor · Department of Economics
Applied microeconomics with a focus on the causes and consequences of technological and managerial innovation especially with regards to the labour market.
Her primary research interest is the legitimacy and dynamics of regulatory systems, including transnational and non-state regulators. She has written extensively on regulatory issues in several areas and advised policymakers, consumer bodies, law reform bodies and regulators on i…
Professor of International Relations · London School of Economics
International relations of the European Union, EU foreign policy, EU-UN relations, feminist foreign policy, gender and diplomacy, human rights and foreign policy, genocide.
discrete optimisation (deterministic and stochastic), stochastic dynamic programming, approximate dynamic programming algorithms, power efficient routing and scheduling in mobile networks, drone path optimisation, patrolling games for network security
Kathryn Hochstetler
Professor of International Development · London School of Economics
Environment and development, Environmental movements, Global environmental negotiations, Development finance, South America, Emerging powers
Kent Deng
Professor of Economic History · London School of Economics
Professor Deng research interests and writing includes the rise of the literati in the economic life of pre-modern China; the maritime economic history of pre-modern China; the economic role of the Chinese peasantry. Other key topics in his work are the developmental deadlock of …
Kevin Sheedy
Assistant Professor of Economics · Department of Economics
Professor of Political Theory · London School of Economics
Chinese political thought (Ming, Qing and Republican periods); Comparative and postcolonial political theory; Global intellectual history; Taiwan studies; Discourses of empire in East Asia
IG Patel Chair of Economics and Government, Chair of the Global School of Sustainability at LSE, Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment · Department of Economics
Climate change, Economic growth, Public policy, Tax
Language Teacher - Arabic · London School of Economics
Teaching Arabic as a foreign language, Teaching Arabic for native speakers, English/Arabic translation, Arabic/English translation, Arabic literature and media
Data science; Longitudinal data; Harmonisation; Reproducible workflows; Social determinants of wellbeing; mental and physical well-being across the life course; longitudinal cohort, RCT, experimental, and intensive longitudinal/EMA data
Human rights, Humanitarianism, Social theory, Culture, Knowledge, Expertise, International Political Sociology
Nadia Matringe
Assistant Professor of Accounting · London School of Economics
The epistemology and politics of accounting practices; Financial decision-making, governance, and management control in historical context; Speculation, risk, and uncertainty in early modern and modern commerce; Epistemic foundations of financial infrastructures; Co-evolution of …
Nadim Ben-Mohamed-Mahjoub
Language Teacher - Arabic · London School of Economics
Teaching Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) Egyptian and Levantine variations, Language teaching and material design, Recording and editing audio material, Translating and Interpreting in English and Arabic, Media skills
My research interests are in the history of money and finance, especially the international propagation of financial crises, the determinants of global capital flows, the political economy of exchange rate policies and the effect of political institutions on countries’ access to …
Oriana Bandiera
Professor of Economics | Sir Anthony Atkinson Chair in Economics · Department of Economics
Social hierarchies, identity, and everyday behaviour; caste and gender in India; mixed-methods and experimental research design; cross-cultural approaches to studying social inequality.
Sir Patrick Gillam Chair in International and Comparative Politics (Joint appointment with LSE IR) · Department of Government
Southeast Asia, especially the Philippines and Indonesia; Local politics; Islam in world politics; Reform advocacy campaigns and coalitions; Transportation/infrastructure politics
Professor in Development Studies · London School of Economics
Sub-Saharan Africa; West Africa; social networks; enterprise clusters; informal economy; gig economy; informal institutions; hybrid governance; rural development; religion in Africa
Professor Ken Shadlen
Professor of Development Studies · Department of International Development
Latin America, World Trade Organization (WTO), debt and developing countries, industrial policy, intellectual property rights, international institutions, patents, pharmaceuticals, politics, trade and industrial strategy
Professor of Quantitative Social Science · London School of Economics
His substantive research interests include public opinion dynamics, political behaviour, how neighbourhood contexts influence individual attitudes and group norms, intergenerational social mobility and how this relates to geographical location, and public attitudes to science and…
Professor Patrick Wallis
Professor of Economic History · London School of Economics
early modern European economic and social history; human capital and training, especially apprenticeship; craft and skill; labour markets; guilds; urban history; health and medicine.
Professor Pauline Barrieu
Professor and Vice Chair of the Appointments Committee · Department of Statistics
Piotr Fryzlewicz's research interests lie in multiscale modelling and estimation, time series (especially nonstationary time series), change-point detection, high-dimensional statistical inference and dimension reduction, statistical learning, networks, functional programming in …
Professor of Political Economy and Development · London School of Economics
International Monetary Fund, World Bank, World Trade Organisation, Economic Growth, Globalisation, Inequality, International NGOs, International Environmental Politics
Professor Roman Frigg
Professor · London School of Economics
Modelling and representation; Scientific understanding; Environmental decision-making under uncertainty; Thermostatistical physics and reductionism; Probability; Chaos and randomness; Art and Science
Social class, Social mobility, Elites, Taste, Cultural Distinction
Professor Sara Horrell
Professor of Economic History · London School of Economics
Economic history, Labour markets, Women's history, Children
Professor Shirin Madon
Professor of Information Communication Technologies and Socioeconomic Development · London School of Economics
ICTs and socio-economic development, health information systems for improving primary healthcare, rural e-governance in India, telecentres & community development
Professor Sir Julian Le Grand
Professor of Social Policy · London School of Economics
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Professor in Managing Humanitarianism | Programme Director, IDHE · London School of Economics
Humanitarian governance and the evolution of the system, risk in the humanitarian sector, counter terrorist legislation and its impact on humanitarian organisations, humanitarian-military interaction, international responses to health emergencies (especially Ebola), humanitarian …
Professor Tirthankar Roy
Professor in Economic History · London School of Economics
History and development of South Asia, global history, empires, environmental history
Professor of Data Science and MSc Data Science Programme Director · Department of Statistics
statistical machine learning with focus on kernel methods, information theory (ITE), scalable computation, and their applications. These applications include safety-critical learning, style transfer, shape-constrained prediction, hypothesis testing, distribution regression, dicti…
Philosophy of science, Philosophy of economics, Science communication, Game theory, Social structure of science, Rational choice theory, Formal epistemology, Social epistemology
Political economy of development; Citizenship construction and practice; Migration; Conflict and post-war recovery; Governance; Race; Racism and racialisation processes; Qualitative methodologies
Associate Professor (Education) · London School of Economics
My primary substantive interest is in science, technology and society, and mostly relates to public perceptions of new technologies. I am an editorial board member for the journal Public Understanding of Science. Most recently I have been working on public perceptions of self-dri…
Sanne Stevens
Researcher · LSE
politics of data-driven automation; demystifying technologies; digital welfare state; organising; social justice; anti-racism; repression
Professor in Practice · London School of Economics
Social protection, cash transfers and graduation models & their impact on the local economy; General equilibrium effects of safety nets; Rural development policies; Agricultural growth
Stephen Jenkins
Professor of Economic and Social Policy · London School of Economics
Econometrics, Income inequality, Poverty, Social mobility
Stephen Machin
Professor of Economics | Director of CEP · Department of Economics
Labour Economics, Industrial and Urban Economics, Economics of Education, Economics of Crime
Professor and MSc Statistics (Financial Statistics) Programme Director · Department of Statistics
Tengyao Wang is broadly interested in the area of high-dimensional statistics. His research focuses mainly on developing computationally efficient procedures for high-dimensional problems, while at the same time understanding the potential statistical limitations imposed by compu…
Professor in Development Anthropology · London School of Economics
international criminal justice, non-formal accountability mechanisms, forced migration, reintegration following displacements, war and conflict, aid programs, witchcraft and social healing, tropical diseases, HIV/AIDS and health programs. Complex emergencies; Neglected tropical d…
Tim Forsyth
Professor of Environment and Development | Head of Department · London School of Economics
South Asia, Southeast Asia, Climate change, Environmental policy, Social movements, Governance
Professor in International Relations · London School of Economics
International relations; European Union; theories of international institutions; member state compliance with international institutions; domestic impact of international institutions; European Union enlargement and conditionality; international law; rule of law; COVID-19
Professor, MSc Quantitative Methods for Risk Management Deputy Programme Director and Deputy Head of Department (Teaching) · Department of Statistics
Umut’s research falls into the field of stochastic analysis, often with an applied emphasis on understanding the imperfections in financial markets. More recently his research has movedtowards equilibrium analysis in Market Microstructure Theory, especially in the presence of asy…
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As of 2026-10-19, 20 professors at London School of Economics and Political Science, a UK university, show active PhD hiring signals in phd-match's faculty database.
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phd-match lists 575 faculty profiles at London School of Economics and Political Science, each with research interests, department, and a link to the professor's homepage.
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Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.