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Get a Taste for LIS' Interdisciplinary Degree.
Saturday, 11th of January 2025, 12:00 - 15:00
On-campus
Location: The London Interdisciplinary School (LIS), Whitechapel, East London
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At LIS, we don't just offer an open day, we offer an opportunity to engage in thought-provoking discussions, mini-workshops, and interactive sessions that showcase the essence of our interdisciplinary degree.
You'll dive deep into the problems that matter most to you, surrounded by a community of like-minded individuals eager to make a difference.
Throughout the day, you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in real-world challenges, choosing your own problem to tackle alongside fellow prospective students.
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At our open day, connect directly with LIS faculty to explore your academic interests. Discuss your problem areas, delve into the interdisciplinary approach of our degree, and discover how LIS can tailor your education to meet your unique goals.
Gain invaluable insights from current students as they share their experiences and favourite disciplinary perspectives, offering you a glimpse into the rich range of learning opportunities at LIS over a complimentary lunch provided by us.
And let's not forget about our extensive network of employers and organisations, who you’ll learn more about at our Open Day, providing you with unparalleled access to real-world connections and opportunities.
Carl is the Lead Academic at LIS and oversees curriculum design, teaching, and learning. He was previously a Professorial Teaching Fellow of Interdisciplinary Education at UCL and is a Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Isaiah is an anthropologist, product designer, and storyteller. He is reading for a PhD at the University of Oxford, holds a BSc in Anthropology from UCL, and was a visiting undergraduate at Harvard.
Ed Fidoe is the founder and CEO at LIS. Previously, Ed co-founded a 4-18 school in Stratford called School 21 and the UK’s leading oracy education charity called Voice 21. He also consulted at McKinsey & Co., ran a theatre production company, and played in 80s hit TV show Woof!
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