Analyses of media coverage and of public opinion research provide the empirical basis of the course. This course aims to provide a critique of this view by considering various regimes of enunciation of information which are not simply transportation without deformation. Any other half-unit paper which is offered in the School at Masters level, subject to the consent of the candidate's teachers. Back to top Teaching and assessment For more information read 'Studying at Postgraduate Level' in the introductory section of the LSE Graduate School Prospectus. The methods course is taught as a series of practical classes.
Information systems involves a two-hour weekly lecture and fortnightly seminars.
Aspects of Information is taught through two-hour classes as are the majority of the optional courses. You will be assessed by written examinations, a series of research assignments, essays related to the substantive courses and the report, which must be submitted by the 1st September. You may take the course on a part-time basis by taking courses to the equivalent of two units in each year. Studentships Please see the section on 'Financing your studies' at the beginning of the LSE Graduate School Prospectus.