AFSEE Programme for Social - Change Leaders at London School of Economics and Political Science
The Atlantic Fellows for Social and Economic Equity (AFSEE) is now accepting applications for its Programme for Social-Change Leaders at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) for the academic year 2026/2027. This is an incredible opportunity for mid-career leaders dedicated to combating inequality.
📖 About the Programme
The AFSEE Programme is a fully funded fellowship hosted by the International Inequalities Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). It aims to foster a global community of leaders committed to advancing social and economic equity.
🎁 Benefits
For Residential Fellows:
- Full tuition coverage
- Travel and visa costs
- £23,000 living stipend
For Non-Residential Fellows:
- Participation in in-person modules
- Commitment of approximately 5 hours/week for coursework and project work
✅ Eligibility Criteria
Residential Track:
- At least 7 years of experience in social-change work
- Must meet LSE’s MSc admission and English language requirements
- Not suitable for:
- Recent MSc graduates
- Current students
- PhD holders
Non-Residential Track:
- At least 7 years of experience in social-change work
- More flexible academic background (undergraduate degree not mandatory)
- Must meet LSE’s English language requirement
📝 Application Process
-
Request References
Nominate two referees and ensure both references are submitted by the reference deadline.
Learn more about requirements for references -
Upload Documents
Submit the following:- Transcripts or a document stating you do not hold an undergraduate degree
- Statement of academic purpose
- CV
Watch advice video on statements of academic purpose
-
Meet Language Requirement
Take steps to prove you meet the minimum English-language requirements. Note: Applicants are not required to sit an English-language test before submitting their application.
Learn more about LSE's English Language Requirement
📅 Application Deadline
16 January, 2026
🌐 Application Portal
- Full tuition coverage (Residential Fellows)
- Travel and visa costs (Residential Fellows)
- £23,000 living stipend (Residential Fellows)
- Participate in in-person modules (Non-Residential Fellows)
- Commit ~5 hours/week for coursework and project work (Non-Residential Fellows)








