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London and Global Cities short course

12 – 16 June 2017, LSE, London

Much of LSE Cities research on global cities is developed in dialogue with senior urban leaders from across the world. This five-day course for mid to senior level executives explores the governance, planning and design of London, drawing parallels with and implications for other major cities. Led by senior faculty members of both LSE Cities and LSE London, the course applies world-class LSE research to provide participants with an understanding of the key challenges facing both mature and rapidly-developing metropolitan areas, today and into the future.

You may also be interested in our public lecture on London 2050: Rethinking Long-Term Planning with Isabel Dedring, former London Deputy Mayor for Transport, now Global Transport Leader, Arup. Isabel, along with Labour culture minister, Baroness Jowell; Matthew Jordan-Tank (Head of Infrastructure Policy, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development); Alexander Jan (Director of City Economics, Arup); and Simon Giles (Digital Cities Lead, Accenture) were some of the high-level guest speakers during the 2016 short course.

For more information on the course and how to submit an application, see here.

“City management and urban challenges may appear local, but modern urban leadership requires the sort of global view offered by the London and Global Cities Executive Summer School course. As a city official passionate about urban affairs, I can truly say that the course is a must for anyone wanting to develop into a more effective urban leader.” – Guillaume Lavoie, City Councillor, Montreal 

 
 
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