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The ALF Network in Germany collaborated on large scale cross-cultural dialogue programmes with civil society partners in countries including Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine and Turkey. The German network is headed by the Goethe-Institut e.V., since March 2012 the ZAK has been the coordinator of the German network of the Anna Lindh Foundation.
Between 2006 and 2007, the ALF took part in the Council of Europe's flagship Pestalozzi Program for the Training of Education Professionals through seminars in Donaueschingen (coping with Cultural Diversity in school and out of school (2006) and the 116th workshop on New Competences (2007)). In the framework of the German Presidency of the EU in 2007, the ALF's annual Heads of Network Meeting was hosted in Berlin as well as the very first Euro-Med Youth Parliament which brought together young people from across the region.
In 2010, the final preparatory meeting for the Anna Lindh Forum was held in Munich in partnership with the Network and focused on the theme of 'Cities, Migrants and Diversity: Valuing Diversity, Understanding Migration'. In May 2010 the Heinrich Boell Foundation Schleswig-Holstein and Berlin and 'Radius of Art' supported and organised the tour for the Euro-Med Award winners 'Combatants for Peace' with the ALF member 'Kreisau Initiative' and journalist Farah Lenser. Through the ALF support scheme, the German Network organised in April 2011 a series of events entitled 'Mediterranean on the Spot' which included lectures, panel discussions and cultural events with guests from countries including Egypt, Algeria, Israel, Palestine and Tunisia.
In 2012, the ALF, in collaboration with the Network, organised the Journalist Award in the Allianz Cultural Foundation's headquarters (Allianz Forum, Pariser Platz, Berlin). The Journalist Award 2012 was framed by an Expert Roundtable: Zakia Abdennebi (Reuters, Morocco), Francesca Caferri (La Repubblica, Italy), Jenny Friedrich-Freksa (Kulturaustausch, Germany), Jörg Lau (Die Zeit, Germany) and Karim El Shenawy (BBC Arabic, Egypt) discussed "Responsible Media Coverage" with reference to migration. This event was followed by a nationwide series of events entitled "The Mediterranean on the Spot – Migration and Flight" as a continuation of the series of events held in 2011 and again realised through the ALF support scheme. A combination of artistic and performative as well as reflective scientific and educational approaches made it possible to treat the subject in a multi-perspective way and therefore to do the complex subject matter justice.
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In the preparation phase for the Anna Lindh Mediterranean Forum 2013, Prof. Dr. Caroline Y. Robertson-von Trotha was involved in the preparatory meeting 'Migration and the new Perspective on the Diversity in the Mediterranean' in Algiers (March 2013). Members and representatives of the German Network were present and involved in the Forum 2013 in Marseille, e.g. in thematic workshops and sessions on good practice in reference to 'Diversity'.
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In March 2014, about 20 members of the German Network participated in the annual meeting of the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation. The meeting took place at the Centre for Mediterranean Studies of the Ruhr-University in Bochum. Besides the presentation of the outstanding works of the members, the thematic orientation of the series of events "Mediterranean on the Spot" (Fall 2014) was discussed. Using a matchmaking wall, new project ideas for the cooperation of the members were developed.
At the end of the two-day Network Meeting concrete tasks for the Cluster 'Science' were planned. Projects in the research field 'Migration in the Euro-Mediterranean region' were the focus of the 'Migration' Cluster meeting of the Anna Lindh Foundation in September in Berlin. The cultural highlight of the meeting was the second visit of the annual reception of the Federal President of Germany. The panel discussion "Engagement without borders – Dialogue is not enough, Encounters matter" took place at this event, where Anna Lindh members were invited to discuss the challenges and consequences of the globalisation. The members told their own stories on stage: Whether they helped refugees find a new home, trained students to set themselves "against oppression in the name of honor" or supported Roma, the German Anna Lindh members always found their own ways to take responsibility.
The panel discussion set up the beginning of the annual series of events of the German Anna Lindh Network. In September and October 2014 the series of events "Mediterranean on the Spot" took place. Chances and challenges of Euro-Mediterranean encounters were the focus of the events. Through projects, plays, lectures, discussions and seminars the diverse image of the Euro-Mediterranean area with its profitable and challenging aspects was reflected.
In October 2014 new ideas and collaborations as well as project development and exchange across the Mediterranean were the central aspects of the Cluster meeting 'Arts and Culture'. In Bremen, participants gained insights into the international art project "Mosaics of Inclusion" (Diakonisches Werk Bremen), the Dance-Theatre-Project "Ashtar Theatre" (Büro für Kultur- und Medienprojekte gGmbH) and in the artistic aspects of international summer camps (Aktion Sühnezeichen Friedensdienste).
In July 2015, the Cluster Meetings 'Migration' and 'Arts & Culture' focused on projects with the topic "Refugees in Germany", which is currently affected by the refugee crises in the Mediterranean and by the persistently high number of refugees in Germany. Experts from the Anna Lindh member organisation "heimaten e.V" gave an insight into their long-standing work with and for refugees.
In September 2015, the 17th annual meeting of the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation took place in Nuremberg. During the Meeting the members continued their work on developing the project idea "Intercultural work with refugees in the German network", which was the main result of the Cluster Meetings 'Migration' and 'Arts & Culture' in July 2015.
From October 2015 until April 2016, the German Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation organised the fifth time the series of events "Mediterranean on the Spot" in many German cities. The nationwide series of events focused on "New neighbourhoods" and dealt with the vivid, constantly changing culture of our cities, shaped by interactions between migrants and the host society.
Further involvement comprised the following aspects:
- Contribution to the Anna Lindh Report on Intercultural Trends 2014 concerning the differing results of the corresponding Gallup Survey in Germany in 2009 and 2012
- Attendance of Prof. Dr. Caroline Y. Robertson-von Trotha at the Moroccan Network Meeting in Marrakesh: Talk on 'Culture of Associations in Germany' (June 2013)
- Arab Consultative Meeting 'Re-Thinking Citizens' Participation' in Tunis for the ALF programme Citizens for Dialogue (January 2014)


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Allen Edmonds Appreciation Thread - reviews, pictures, sizing, etc... - Page 2645post #39661 of 707372/26/14 at 6:20ampost #39662 of 707372/26/14 at 6:29am
Quote:My Allen Edmonds shoes haven't done this, but I've had it happen with another pair of decent rubber-soled footwear after I stubbed the toe hard on a sidewalk.Originally Posted by bobbyz
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Wondering if anyone has experienced this before. I have a pair of Benton's (firsts) with the "VIP rubber sole" that I haven't had many opportunities to use. Have a lot of brown shoes I use more frequently. I'd say i've used them about a dozen times over the year I've had them.
Finally had a need for them and decided to pull them out for a good polish before taking them out. I was surprised to find that the sole has started coming apart. Its more prominent in one shoe than the other but its definitely splitting. Its the only pair of rubber soled AEs that I own but I was disappointed to see them falling apart, especially with such little use.
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I used a toothpick to slip the faintest layer of this stuff in between, clamped it together to let it dry properly, and let it set for 24 hours. Works like a charm.post #39663 of 707372/26/14 at 7:40am
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Allison just called me and said that my promontory point MTO was actually completed, just without the lining and is sending over pictures for me to take a look. If I like them, I'll just keep those and skip on the Eagle Country.
FWIW, I thought navy calf with an unline grey suede shaft would have been pretty awesome..we shall see what the boot looks like.post #39664 of 707372/26/14 at 7:53ampost #39665 of 707372/26/14 at 8:00ampost #39666 of 707372/26/14 at 8:14amQuote:Originally Posted by 850csi
MTO Eagle County has come in, and it's absolutely everything I dreamed of.
Needed a versatile boot that I could wear with literally anything from jeans to a suit. I think I hit the nail on the head with these.
Color looks deeper and more brown in person, as is common with chili. Do you guys think the creasing is fine? I'm talking specifically about the second picture.
Also, how is the welting done on these dainite soles? Might the lack of visible stitching make these more durable?
For those of you who have been wondering about sizing on the 2-last, I'm normally a 13C on the 5-65, and these fit me very nicely in 13D.
would you people STOP with these eagle county MTO photos... making me so jealous I want to pull the little hair I have left right out of my head. Every one of these MTOs just gets better and better.post #39667 of 707372/26/14 at 8:15am
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The Long Branches are continuing to get a lot of wear!
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I'm wearing mine today as well. They hold up so well in this lovely NE winter.post #39668 of 707372/26/14 at 8:17ampost #39669 of 707372/26/14 at 8:19ampost #39670 of 707372/26/14 at 8:23amQuote:Originally Posted by Indyoshi68
When you come back out from under that rock, Kahuna75, roll up your pants once or twice! Couple things, though:
1) Only do this if your pants/jeans have the length to pull this off; if they're not, you'll be looking like you have 'capri pants' on, and;
2) I'm much less inclined to roll up in shoes than I am in boots. Today I'm rolled up, but the pants (not jeans) are long enough and sweet enough for me to rock rolled or down:
The boots are not AE today; sorry (sacrilege, I know)... Was gonna rock my Olive Neumoks with these pants, but the crepe soled Thomas Dean suede chukkas won out! It's merely a twist on what are limited options for men in wearing an item of clothing in a different way. Oh...and no throat punching today, either, young man!!!
please tell me you don't have a grey shirt on... PLEASE!post #39671 of 707372/26/14 at 8:30ampost #39672 of 707372/26/14 at 8:44ampost #39673 of 707372/26/14 at 8:45am
After some brushing this morning the Dundees are out for their maiden voyage. The color is so much better with the AE polish removed, much more character in contrast to the smooth solid color AE tried to achieve by covering them up so heavily. I still have a ways to go but they are looking amazing so far.post #39674 of 707372/26/14 at 8:48am
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The Question and Comment Period for the LRP I RFP began on April 13, 2015 and ran until August 14, 2015. The IESO received questions and comments from Qualified Applicants and Registered Proponents and provided responses publically on this web page on the dates listed below. The IESO responded to questions and comments submitted up until a week before the response posting date. For example, for the May 29, 2015 response posting date, the IESO responded to all questions and comments submitted by May 22, 2015.
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LRP I Contract - as amended on June 12, 2015
A number of resources were made available on the Ontario ministry web pages to assist Registered Proponents in the development of an LRP I RFP Proposal, or otherwise advise on various environmental approval considerations as a Proposal was being developed.
Project location/siting considerations checklistBest Management Practice to conduct a high level assessment of the features and conditions in proximity to a proposed project Site. Using the checklist can help proponents consider the viability of their proposed project location and help with siting specific project components. The checklist can also be a used as a tool to facilitate discussions about a proposed project with a Project Community or at Public Community Meetings.
Renewable Energy Approval application and guidance materialsThe following resources will assist LRP proponents in determining when and how to get a Renewable Energy Approval (REA) for a particular project from the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change and includes: the application form, technical guidance, relevant legislation, information on project statuses and other helpful tools.
Renewable energy on Provincial Crown Land How you can apply to use provincial Crown land for a renewable energy project, and information about how this aligns with provincial energy procurement processes.
The MNRF has developed several FAQs regarding provincial Crown land. These are available in the
FAQ document.
List and Maps of Ontario Municipalities from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and HousingA list of municipalities.Restructuring maps of Ontario.
Renewable Energy Development Information for Municipalities (updated) This site is intended to help municipalities understand the renewable energy development process.
Both Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada and the Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs have a number of resources on their websites.
Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada
Ontario Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs
Known Archaeological Resources and Recognized Heritage Resources InfosheetThis infosheet is to help LRP I RFP proponents gather information on cultural heritage resources. English and French versions are available at the following links:
LRP I RFP Infosheet: Known Archaeological Resources and Recognized Heritage Resources
Fiche d'information de la DP AGER1 : Ressources archéologiques connues et ressources patrimoniales reconnues
LRP Land Evaluation Study ProtocolProtocol for Land Evaluation Studies to assess program eligibility for certain Non-Rooftop Solar facilities on Properties with a mix of Prime Agricultural Land (Classes 1 to 3) and/ or Organic Soil, and non-Prime Agricultural Land (Classes 4 to 7).
Non-Rooftop Solar Projects on Agricultural LandsCanada Land Inventory (CLI) mapping to demonstrate eligibility for certain Non-Rooftop Solar projects.
OMAFRA FAQ on Prime Agricultural Areas
Approvals that may apply to renewable energy projects
Land Information Ontario (LIO)How to find, access and share geographic data about Ontario
Renewable Energy Facilitation OfficeA one-window access point for information on renewable energy project requirements.


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On Europe's Goth Trail, From the Brontës to Byron
Three other places in England and Switzerland where fans of the Gothic Romantic movement can connect with writers of the past.
Three other places in England and Switzerland where fans of the Gothic Romantic movement can connect with writers of the past.
By ANN MAH
By ALEXANDER LOBRANO
A city known for timepieces, banks and global institutions now has its own little SoHo.
By ANDREW BRENNER
Straddling the border of France and Switzerland, the area boasts a network of more than 2,100 miles of groomed cross-country ski trails.
By TIM NEVILLE
Cycling Swiss mountain passes with battery power (and some breath to spare) isn't such a bad way to cheat.
By TONY PERROTTET
When the two poets descended on the Swiss lake in 1816, the plan was poetry and pleasure. The result? Frankenstein, vampires and a love child.
By FARHAD HEYDARI
Chefs, designers and artisans in the Italianate quarter of Carouge are lending the city a little boho cool.
By FINN-OLAF JONES
It's like a Swiss version of Atlanta: practically everyone passes through sooner or later, whether they want to or not. But there are plenty of reasons to stay longer.
By ANNE GLUSKER
A tucked-away shop with an eccentric collection of vintage industrial-design furnishings and midcentury modern gems.
By JOHN TAGLIABUE; John Tagliabue is a correspondent in the Bonn bureau of The New York Times
LEAD: If a hotel can be something more than just the sum of all its parts, then the Beau Rivage in Geneva is one such place.
By PAUL HOFMANN; PAUL HOFMANN, formerly Rome bureau chief of The Times, is the author of ''Cento Citta: A Guide to the 'Hundred Cities and Towns' of Italy,'' to be published in the spring by Henry Holt & Company
LEAD: Many winter sports enthusiasts passing through Geneva stop over in the city to recover from jet lag or the rigors of schussing and apres-ski.
By CORINNE LaBALME
With the winter season in high gear, legions of skiers and snowboarders are landing in Geneva -- and immediately taking off for the mountains. It's easy to understand: any city so closely associated with banking and bureaucracy looks dull at first...


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If you have any further questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or take part in an Online Information Session. For queries about the online application system, please contact Graduate Admissions.
How long is the programme?
The MPA programme is a full-time 22 month programme. Each year runs from September to June. Students are not required to be in attendance during the summer between the first and second year.
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Can I study part-time?
The MPA programme is only offered full-time. Classes take place every weekday (Monday-Friday). Students interested in studying part-time who have more than five years work experience may wish to look at the part-time EMPA programme.
Where can I find out more about the MPA curriculum?
For details about the MPA curriculum please see the curriculum webpage.
How many hours of teaching will I have each week?
Students will normally have 2-3 hours of classroom based teaching each week for each course that they are taking. This will usually add up to around 12-15 hours per week in class. As the MPA is a full-time programme, you would be expected to spend the equivalent number of hours studying as you would spend working if you were in full-time employment (35-40 hours per week in total). For the MPA Capstone and (for those who choose to do one) the MPA Policy Paper or Dissertation, there is less classroom-based teaching. Capstone groups determine how and when they are going to work on their project and the majority of Policy Paper and Dissertation work is done independently.
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When do I have to choose my Policy Stream?
MPA students choose their Policy Stream at the start of their second year. You can choose to take a Policy Stream course in your first year but you do not have to decide on your Policy Stream until the start of Year 2. Whichever Policy Stream you choose, there is space in the second year curriculum to fulfil the Policy Stream requirements even if you have not done a Policy Stream course in Year 1.
MPA Dual Degree students do not choose a Policy Stream.
What types of assessment and feedback will I have?
MPA courses use a variety of assessment methods including assessed presentations, applications, policy memos, essays and exams. Students can gain verbal feedback by attending Office Hours, held by each member of academic staff weekly during term-time. Written feedback is provided on essays, policy memos and similar written work. Immediate verbal feedback is given at some presentation-based assessments.
Can you tell me more about the MPA Dual Degree?
Students have the opportunity to apply to the MPA Dual Degree during their first year (normally in January). Details of the partner schools currently participating in the Dual Degree are available from this webpage. There are limited places and there cannot be any guarantee that a student who wishes to do the Dual Degree will get a place. Decisions on who to admit are made by the partner school(s) you apply to. Students who are offered and accept a Dual Degree place, providing they meet the Dual Degree progression requirements, will transfer to the partner school for their second year. Further information about the Dual Degree is provided during the first term of the first year.
Please note that it is not possible to apply directly to the MPA Dual Degree; only students in Year 1 at LSE or a partner school are eligible to apply.
What are the student demographics?
The MPA programme is proudly diverse and our students come from a wide variety of academic and professional backgrounds, and with varying levels of experience. We normally have students from around 40 different countries on the programme each year. For further information, please see the MPA class profile page.
What study support is available?
The MPA offers specific study support tailored to our students' needs, including Skills Development Seminars and Policy Paper and Dissertation Seminars.
Support classes linked to the first year MPA economics courses run weekly during the main teaching terms.
LSE students also have access to the Language Centre's insessional English programmes and to LSE LIFE: the academic, personal and professional development centre for students.
All academic staff hold weekly office hours during term time which any student may use to discuss academic matters.
Tuition Fees and Funding
How much does the programme cost?
For information on costs please see the LSE Table of Fees for up to date information.
Where can I find information about scholarships and financial assistance?
All LSE scholarships and financial assistance are coordinated by the LSE Financial Support Office.
All applicants to the two-year MPA programme are eligible to apply to the LSE Graduate Support Scheme (GSS). Applicants do not have to wait for a decision on their application before applying to the Graduate Support Scheme. The Financial Support Office's webpages contain further information, including details of some external funding organisations that potential students may be able to apply to. Applications to the GSS close towards the end of April each year.
Unfortunately, neither the MPA Programme nor the Institute of Public Affairs has any funds available to assist students with meeting the cost of their studies.
Any queries about funding and financial support should be directed to the Financial Support Office as the MPA Team is unable to provide specific advice on this issue.
How do I apply to the MPA programme?
All applications are made through LSE's Graduate Admissions Office. Applications open in mid–October each year. Full details of how to apply are available on the MPA how to apply page. This includes information about the entry requirements and the documents applicants are required to submit with their application.
What are the entry requirements?
Please visit the entry requirements section on the how to apply page for further details.
Is there a Graduate Open Day?
LSE offers a virtual open day where you can watch a wide range of talks on applying to LSE, accommodation, careers, financial support, support services and life at LSE. This virtual open day can be viewed at anytime, from anywhere in the world.
In addition, the MPA programme holds regular Online Information Sessions which provide you with the opportunity to learn more about study support, future careers and extra-curricular activities. Each session ends with time for your questions, which are answered live by our team.
If you would like to visit the LSE campus, please see 'Can I visit the campus?'.
How many applications do you receive each year?
On average each year we typically receive around 450 applications. Our target intake is 90 students per year, meaning at any one time there may be up to 180 MPA students studying at LSE across both years.
What are the application deadlines?
The MPA does not have a deadline for applications; Graduate Admissions begin accepting applications in mid-October. The MPA has a limited number of offers to make each year and once this limit has been reached, no further applications can be considered. To find out about current programme availability, go to the LSE Graduate Admissions homepage and click "Available programmes" in the menu on the left of the page. We recommend that applicants submit their applications as early as possible to maximise their chance of being considered.
What do you look for in an applicant?
The Selectors will consider the application as a whole before making a decision. They are looking for:
Please note that we cannot advise on individual applications or give any indication if an applicant should apply. Full details of the entry requirements are available from the Graduate Admissions webpages.
Can I submit a professional reference?
Please see Section C of this webpage for reference requirements.
How long should my personal statement be?
Please see Section E of this webpage for more information.
Where do I send my application documents?
All application documents must be sent to Graduate Admissions. If you are unable to upload your documents, please contact Graduate Admissions for advice.
What is your GRE/GMAT policy?
We do not require applicants to have taken GRE/GMAT tests. However, if you have taken one of these, and you feel your results will support your application, you are welcome to include it. As this is not a requirement for the MPA we cannot advise what the Selectors would consider a good score. We are also unable to advise applicants what the average GRE/GMAT score is as only a minority of applicants choose to include this information.
Can I apply even if my English language score is lower than required?
The requirements for English language test scores are available here. However, you can apply if you have not yet achieved the required score. If your application is successful you will receive a conditional offer, which means that you will only be able to join the MPA if you achieve the required test scores before the programme starts. If you will require a student visa, please note that you will need to hold an unconditional offer in order to receive the CAS you will need for your application so will need to achieve the required English test score leaving enough time to apply for your visa and wait for a decision on your visa application.
Do you accept transfer students?
No, the MPA does not accept transfer students. It is also not possible for students to attend individual courses without being registered for a degree programme at LSE.
What happens after I submit my application?
The LSE Graduate Admissions Office will process your application. They will confirm to you that it has been received and if any further action or documents are required from you. Graduate Admissions receive applications and documentation for all graduate programmes at LSE. This means that it may take some time for your application to be processed. You can see the current processing times on-line.
The MPA Team will not be able to tell you when you will receive a decision on your application as all decisions are processed and sent by Graduate Admissions.
Please note that all queries relating to application documents should be directed to Graduate Admissions.
Other Questions
Can I visit the campus?
There is open access to many parts of LSE's campus and visitors are welcome to take a self-guided tour using a campus map, available from reception desks on campus.
The teaching and research commitments of the academic staff mean that they are not able to meet with offer-holders. However, if you are visiting the campus and would like to speak to someone about the MPA programme, the MPA Team would be happy to meet with you. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to arrange an appointment.
If you have specific questions about the programme, you are also welcome to email them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
It is not possible for offer-holders to attend any teaching sessions connected to the MPA programme or any other LSE programme as these are only open to registered students, however there is an extensive programme of public events at LSE most evenings during term-time (please note that some of these require a ticket). Please click here for more information.
What extra-curricular opportunities are there?
Policy in Practice Seminars (PiPs) are held approximately five times per term exclusively for MPA students. PiPs provide an opportunity to link up classroom learning to real world scenarios and to bring their theoretical learning to life, often corroborating or challenging things they have learned.
LSE's public events offer students the opportunity to attend lectures by some of the most influential figures in the social sciences.
LSE Students' Union has over 200 societies for students who are wishing to take up a new hobby, continue with an existing interest, or share common ideas.
There is also an official student society for the MPA programme (MPA Student Association) which organises social and careers events.
What do MPA graduates do after completing the programme?
MPA students come from a wide variety of academic and professional backgrounds and with many different interests. There is therefore no typical destination and graduates go on to many different careers. Some examples are available here.
There is a rapidly growing MPA alumni community, many of whom enjoy keeping in touch with the MPA and who return to visit us and participate in events.
What careers support is available at LSE?
Registered MPA students can benefit from the full range of services offered by LSE Careers. An LSE Careers Consultant works with the MPA to make sure that you get the best possible support in developing your career plans during your time studying.
Can I apply for a PhD programme after the MPA?
A number of MPA graduates have gone on to PhD programmes both at LSE and elsewhere. There is no direct link between the MPA and any particular LSE PhD programme so students are free to focus on their own area of interest. If you are considering applying for a PhD programme at LSE, you are advised to visit the web pages of the LSE academic departments for further information on available PhD programmes.
If you have any further questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or take part in an Online Information Session.
Congratulations you have received your offer!
What happens next?
When is the deadline for accepting my offer?
There is no set deadline for accepting your offer. You may receive reminders from Graduate Admissions if you have held your offer for some time, but your offer will not be withdrawn because you have not yet responded.
If you will need to apply for a student visa, please note that Graduate Admissions will not issue you with a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) unless you have accepted your offer, submitted your Financial Undertaking Form and your offer is unconditional.
I have a question about a document I have to provide in my offer letter - who should I contact?
Please contact Graduate Admissions with any queries about documents you have been asked to provide.
How can I check whether my documents have been received by the LSE?
You can track the progress of your documents through the application tracker. Please remember that Graduate Admissions deal with all graduate programmes at LSE and receive a very large number of documents on most days. Graduate Admissions publish information on the web about their current processing times so please check this as it may take longer to process documents at busy times.
The MPA Team does not receive your documents so we will not be able to tell you whether they have arrived at LSE or when they will be processed. If you are worried that something may have been lost in the post, please contact Graduate Admissions directly for advice.
Can I defer my offer?
The MPA programme does not have a deferral system. Requests for deferrals can only be considered in very exceptional circumstance such as personal/family illness or the impact of a natural disaster. If you feel your circumstances are exceptional, you can request a deferral online.
Please note that deferrals cannot be granted on financial grounds or because of employment opportunities, but it is possible to reinstate an application for the following year.
What does reinstating an application mean?
If you are unable to accept your offer, you may want to consider reinstating your application for the following year. Reinstating means that your existing application form and documents will be forwarded to the Selectors in the next round of applications so you will not need to provide new copies of transcripts and references.
All reinstated applications are considered again by the Selectors so there is no guarantee that you will receive another offer. You can reinstate your application for the following year online.
I need to apply for a student visa - when will I receive my CAS?
Your CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies) will be issued by LSE's Graduate Admissions Office. As such, please check the communications sent by Graduate Admissions (both by e-mail and through the application tracker) for information about CAS, which are usually issued from May onwards.
Graduate Admissions require you to hold an unconditional offer, to have accepted your offer and to have completed your Financial Undertaking Form before they can issue a CAS. The MPA Team is not involved in this and is therefore unable to advise when you might receive your CAS.
Who should I contact if I have a question about my visa application?
LSE's International Student Visa Advice Team has a large amount of information for prospective students on its webpages. If you cannot find the information you require, there is a web query form available.
The International Student Visa Advice Team staff are the only people at LSE who are authorised to give advice on visa issues so the MPA Team will not be able to answer queries about visas.
Tuition Fees and Funding
When do I need to pay my tuition fees?
Please see the Fees Office webpages for information about how and when to pay your tuition fees. These pages also contain information about how sponsors are invoiced.
Where can I find information about scholarships and financial assistance?
All LSE scholarships and financial assistance are coordinated by the LSE Financial Support Office.
If you did not apply to the LSE Graduate Support Scheme at the time of your application, you may apply as an offer-holder but please note the scheme closes in late April. The Financial Support Office's webpages contain further information, including details of some external funding organisations that potential students may be able to apply to.
Unfortunately, neither the MPA Programme nor the Institute of Public Affairs has any funds available to assist students with meeting the cost of their studies.
Any queries about funding and financial support should be directed to the Financial Support Office as the MPA Team is unable to provide specific advice on this issue.
MPA Information
When does the MPA programme start?
The MPA programme starts on the registration date stated in your offer letter. There will be orientation activities on this day as well as registration, therefore you will need to be in London and ready to attend by the registration date. The MPA pre-sessional course starts the following day.
What does the MPA pre-sessional course involve?
The MPA pre-sessional course is a refresher course in mathematics and statistics which all new MPA students are required to take. The course begins on the day after registration and consists of eight days of lectures and classes. It is designed to give students an indication of the level of understanding required for the first year MPA economics courses and to introduce them to some of the terminology that will be used during the first year.
As the course is a refresher course, it will not start from an absolute beginner level so offer-holders with limited previous experience in this area may find it helpful to do some independent learning in advance. There will be test at the end of the pre-sessional course but this does not count towards the MPA. Waivers are not granted for the MPA pre-sessional course.
Do I need to do any reading before I start the MPA?
There is no required reading to be done before starting the MPA programme. Details of some suggested reading will be sent to offer-holders in the summer before they are due to join the programme.
Offer-holders with limited previous quantitative experience may wish to take a short course or distance-learning course in calculus before joining the programme.
Can I request a waiver for one of the core MPA courses if I think I have already done an equivalent course?
The MPA curriculum has been designed by the academic staff who run the programme. Waivers are not granted on the basis of courses taken as part of your previous university studies.
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How do I apply for university accommodation?
Information about LSE's halls of residence and how to apply can be found on the Student Accommodation webpages. There is also a section on finding private housing.
There is open access to many parts of LSE's campus and visitors are welcome to take a self-guided tour using a campus map, available from reception desks on campus. The teaching and research commitments of the academic staff mean that they are not able to meet with offer-holders. However, if you are visiting the campus and would like to speak to someone about the MPA programme, the MPA Team would be happy to meet with you. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com if you would like to arrange an appointment. If you have specific questions about the programme, you are welcome to email them to firstname.lastname@example.com.
I want to book a return flight to London - what are LSE's term dates?
After the pre-sessional course, the MPA programme follows the standard LSE term dates. All teaching takes place within the LSE term dates. Summer exams also take place within LSE term dates. A small number of courses have January exams which take place in week 0, as listed on the LSE term dates webpage. Please note that you are expected to be in attendance during term-time.
Will I be able to work while studying for the MPA?
Some students do work part-time while studying for the MPA. Occasionally there are opportunities to work on campus but teaching assistant positions at LSE are normally only available to PhD students. If you are at LSE with a student visa, you need to make sure that you do not work more hours that your visa allows you to.
Please be aware that as the MPA is a full-time programme you are expected to spend the equivalent number of hours studying as you would spend working if you were in full-time employment (35-40 hours per week). As a full-time student, you could have classes on any day of the week and if you try to arrange your schedule to leave a particular day free, this may affect your choice of courses. There is also no guarantee that you will be able to arrange all of your classes so that you have a whole day free. We strongly advise you not to take on any work commitments until your teaching schedule is finalised. Timetable adjustments cannot be made for individual students for work-related reasons.
The MPA Team is not able to assist students with finding part-time employment although any details of employment opportunities that we receive are circulated to students.
LSE Careers has a vacancy board where registered students can search for employment opportunities (please note this can only be accessed by registered students and not by offer-holders).
Use of this website is subject to, and implies acceptance of, its Terms of use (including Copyright and intellectual property, Privacy and data protection and Accessibility). The London School of Economics and Political Science is a School of the University of London. It is a charity and is incorporated in England as a company limited by guarantee under the Companies Acts (Reg no. 70527).The registered office address of the School is: The London School of Economics and Political Science, Houghton Street, London WC2A 2AE, UK; Tel: +44 (0)20 7405 7686


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But they are still a long way from the £13 they were floated at, and it would take a courageous punter to back them to reach that level anytime soon. There are storm clouds on the horizon.
The first is regulation. Investec's gambling guru Paul Leyland notes that as much as 45 per cent of the exchange's core revenues come from unregulated jurisdictions.
Change is coming to a number of those countries, including Germany, Spain and Greece. The controversy that dogged Betfair in its early days – when the bookies cried foul against the City types who founded it and broke their monopoly by enabling punters to lay horses to lose like they do – is no longer an issue, at least in this country. But the company might need some smart lobbyists to plead its case on the Continent.
The other problem is the cost base. The aforementioned Paddy Power should generate revenues of about €280m (£234m) from its remote gaming operations by the end of its financial year, through the efforts of around 650 staff who used to be led by Mr Corcoran.
Betfair, by contrast, is set to bring in about £350m. To get that it employs 2,600 people. It isn't pleasant to be raising questions about anyone's job right now. But a company such as Betfair cannot escape the cold business logic of those numbers. Right now, Paddy Power looks a much more efficient operation. And its shares are a bargain compared to the lofty multiple Betfair enjoys.
Mr Corcoran's challenge is to re-establish some of the zing that made Betfair such an exciting proposition when it burst on to the scene, while at the same time addressing that cost base. If he can pull that off, he'll be one of the few chief executives who are worth their money.
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There's similar variety when it comes to your choice of destination and holiday type, with direct flights from the UK to islands across the region and your pick of exclusive hotels, villas, guesthouses and homestays.
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Fares rocket in the school holidays, as does accommodation in the peak season of December to mid-April. But there are decent deals around already for 2014 school breaks. Hayes & Jarvis (01293 735831; hayesandjarvis.co.uk) has an all-inclusive week at The Verandah Resort & Spa on Antigua during Easter, from 6 April, for £1,199pp, with flights from Gatwick on Virgin Atlantic. In May half-term, Prestige Caribbean (020 8994 2244; prestigecaribbean.com) has a week's all-inclusive at Windjammer Landing Resort in Saint Lucia for £5,859 for two adults and two children in a two-bedroom villa with private pool, including BA flights from Gatwick.
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Sailing is one of the pricier choices of holiday in the Caribbean, yet popular with active families. Sunsail (0844 417 1935; sunsail.co.uk) offers independent, skippered and flotilla options at its six bases in the region. Before you set off, you can learn the ropes at the sailing school at Nonsuch Bay Resort (001 268 562 8000; nonsuchbayresort.com), on Antigua.
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The Caribbean isn't all about fly-and-flop holidays, it's a place for adventure too. Explore (0845 291 4541; explore.co.uk) and KE Adventure Travel (01768 773966; keadventure.com) offer families a thrilling mix of rainforest hikes, white-water rafting and even volcano-watching.
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Money no object? Then book into one of the newly opened two-bedroom beach houses on the private island of Parrot Cay in the Turks & Caicos chain, an isle you'll share with residents including Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, and Eva Longoria.
The latest wood-clad, shingle-roofed houses in the dunes – where you'll find a touch of New England – provide uninterrupted views of the turquoise sea from their private pools.
How much? Brace yourself: a week here costs £31,580 for a family of four through Bailey Robinson (01488 689700; baileyrobinson.com), including return flights from Heathrow via Miami with BA/American Airlines, transfers, B&B accommodation, butler service and daily yoga and pilates classes. One to bookmark for when the lottery numbers come up.
Sir Richard Branson designed Necker Island with his own family in mind, so the private isle is geared up to welcome children, albeit at a price.
Rather than booking out the entire place, there's the option of taking a room during one of the entry-level "Family Fun Celebration Weeks", taking place next year on 18 and 25 October.
A seven-night stay on the island costs £8,375 per adult, based on two sharing a double room in the newly re-opened Great House, with children charged at £2,550 each. All meals, drinks, watersports and boat transfers included, international flights extra.
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If the idea of indulging the family in a luxury holiday in the developing world leaves you feeling ill at ease, Hands Up Holidays (020 7193 1062; handsupholidays.com) has a solution.
On Barbados, it lays on five-star accommodation and access to treats such as a 4x4 safari and a snorkelling cruise, while also including the chance to participate in something more meaningful.
The "voluntourism" component of this deal includes helping out at a dog shelter, caring for old horses at a stable, or keeping sea turtle nests free from predators.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-2085?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13052755#comment-13052755 ] Todd Lipcon commented on HDFS-2085: ----------------------------------- That's an interesting point... there's not currently any test that checks for that, and in fact END_LOG_SEGMENT is basically a placeholder at this point. The idea is that in the future it might be used to contain some statistics about what's in the log, etc. On the pro side, it would be nice to do this to make it an invariant that finalized log files include END_LOG_SEGMENT. On the con side, it involves reopening a log for append which isn't an operation we currently do anywhere else. Mind if we open this as another JIRA since it doesn't currently cause any issues that I can think of? > 1073: finalize inprogress edit logs at startup > ---------------------------------------------- > > Key: HDFS-2085 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HDFS-2085 > Project: Hadoop HDFS > Issue Type: Sub-task > Components: name-node > Affects Versions: Edit log branch (HDFS-1073) > Reporter: Todd Lipcon > Assignee: Todd Lipcon > Fix For: Edit log branch (HDFS-1073) > > Attachments: hdfs-2085.txt > > > With HDFS-2074, the NameNode can read through any "in-progress" logs it finds during startup to determine how many transactions they have. It can then re-name the file from its inprogress name to its finalized name. For example, if it finds a file edits_10_inprogress with 3 transactions, it can rename it to edits_10-12 at startup. This means that other parts of the system like edits-log-transfer don't need to worry about in-progress logs. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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What's that saying...you can tell the temperature by the length of the
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Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 6:58 PM
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Subject: Re: [CHAT] was heat to the Miami Valley/ now electric bill & job..
Wonderful news Theresa! I'm so glad for him; it can be demoralizing to look
for work so long, especially with all he has to offer. I hope you'll
celebrate. Glad you won't have to move too.
I swore I wouldn't turn AC on when I got home tonight, but at 8pm it was
still 90 in the house. It had been too hot to do much of anything so I
dozed on the couch til 8, then finally went ahead and turned the air on. 2
cats were cooling their buns on the bathroom ceramic tile. The other 2 were
just watching me nap waiting for me to DO something about it. Tomorrow will
be 96 and I think I saw the humidity has been running 94 and something about
a dew point of 73 making things worse.
neIN, Zone 5
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Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 6:49 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] was heat to the Miami Valley/ now electric bill & job..
> Well- the electric bill came today- and indeed our record setting hot
> streak does come at a price. $144 for this month's electricity. The
> month before (and our norm during most summer months) was $60. Yuck! But,
> on a much more positive note- my husband was offered a very nice position
> today, which he accepted and will start in 2 weeks. So yeah!!! 13 months
> and 5 days of job hunting finally paid off! Thank God!
> Theresa
> Bonnie & Bill Morgan wrote:
>> I don't know how the planners do it, but it seems like they schedule the
>> Dayton Air Show for the hottest day of the year every time. It just seems
>> to
>> draw the heat. They've done it again. Now why would you plan something
>> that was going to be on asphalt or black top with metal roofed and walled
>> buildings for the hottest day of the year?, I keep asking myself. In the
>> past, the Dayton Celtic Festival downtown was on a different weekend and
>> is
>> usually a lot of fun. It's usually pretty hot, but not record setting.
>> This year they put it opposite the Dayton Air Show...the hottest day of
>> the
>> year. Now it's bad enough that the heat indices are over 100 F. I think
>> folks were surprised the crowds were down for the Celtic Fest. DUH!
>> (Ever
>> tried to dance in wool on the hottest day of the year? I'm surprised the
>> entertainment teams showed up!) Knowing how the weather was going to be,
>> and I declined to go to the Celtic Fest or the Dayton Air Show. Maybe
>> we're
>> just getting old, but we couldn't see the sense of going out to get
>> roasted
>> and pay highly for the privilege when we could stay home and be more
>> comfortable for free.
>> We're to have a heat index continuing for the next three days above 100
>> It will only be 91-98 actual temp, but with very high humidity. I have
>> so
>> much I want to do outside, but I'll have to do it before 10:00am every
>> day
>> where it is shaded in the yard. Even the dogs don't want to stay out and
>> play. They have been getting their business done in record time since
>> the
>> return of the blast furnace.
>> Donna, how are you doing in Chicago with the heat? They aren't
>> predicting
>> any relief until Thursday or Friday here.
>> I don't envy anyone who deals with these temps on a regular basis.
>> Especially not you, Pam, without the benefit of rain!!!
>> Blessings,
>> Bonnie (SW OH - zone 5)
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I can never remember my grandmother without remembering the smoke-filled kitchen she worked in day in and day out. One of her best creations was rasam, the lentil broth soup that is the cornerstone of South Indian cooking. It wasn't until I tried my hand at recreating the dish in the heat of her kitchen that I realized what a precise science the dish was, even though grandma seemed to churn it out daily with such nonchalance. The secret ingredient she swore by? A special pot called an eeya chombu, made with an alloy containing tin and other metals. My ninth grade self didn't realize that eeya chombu translated to "melting pot" - quite literally. Venturing into the kitchen one day while grandma was having a shower, I decided I would surprise her with a rasam of my own. I could do it. I had seen her make it many times, after all. But to my horror, as the soup gradually began to simmer and ...
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We take a closer look today at the Georgia Bulldogs' 2012 schedule:
Nonconference opponents (with 2011 records)
Sept. 1: Buffalo (3-9)
Sept. 15: Florida Atlantic (1-11)
Nov. 17: Georgia Southern (11-3)
Nov. 24: Georgia Tech (8-5)
SEC home games
Sept. 22: Vanderbilt
Sept. 29: Tennessee
Oct. 27: vs. Florida, in Jacksonville, Fla.
Nov. 3: Ole Miss
SEC road games
Sept. 8: at Missouri
Oct. 6: at South Carolina
Oct. 20: at Kentucky
Nov. 10: at Auburn
Gut-check time: The South Carolina game on Oct. 6 has as much or more riding on it for Georgia as any season in recent memory, and it's always a pivotal contest. Until last season, the loser of this game had never advanced to the SEC championship game. The Bulldogs were able to change that by winning 10 in a row after their loss to the Gamecocks the second week of the season. Georgia has lost two in a row in the series, and the Bulldogs would prefer to control their own destiny in the East race heading into the latter part of October as opposed to needing help. Winning in Columbia, S.C., is never easy, but the road to a second straight trip to the SEC championship game for the Bulldogs will almost certainly go through the Palmetto State. What's more, Georgia has never lost three in a row to South Carolina since the teams first started playing back in 1894 (64 meetings).
Trap game: With the reported suspensions on defense for Georgia, the SEC opener at Missouri the second week of the season will be one tough assignment, especially with all the hoopla surrounding Missouri's first-ever SEC game.
Snoozer: There's the opener against Buffalo and then Florida Atlantic's visit two weeks later. Between them, they were 4-20 last season.
Telltale stretch: From Oct. 6 through Nov. 10, the Bulldogs only play one game at home. Four of the five games in that stretch are away from Sanford Stadium, and it starts with the trip to South Carolina. Then comes a bye week followed by an away game at Kentucky and the annual clash with Florida in Jacksonville. After Ole Miss' visit the first weekend of November, Georgia goes back on the road the following week to face Auburn.
Final analysis: Georgia is one of only two Eastern Division teams that avoids all three of the Western Division heavyweights. The other one is Vanderbilt. The Bulldogs don't have to face Alabama, Arkansas or LSU during the 2012 regular season, whereas South Carolina -- which figures to be Georgia's stiffest competition in the East -- has to play at LSU and gets Arkansas at home. That's a huge advantage for Georgia any way you slice it. The Bulldogs also have a much cushier nonconference schedule than last season. In effect, they're trading Boise State for Buffalo. Unless the Bulldogs have a rash of injuries, this is a schedule tailor-made for 10 wins.


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The clouds that lingered so coldly over the Turf in midwinter have begun to reveal their silver lining, with trainers now finding themselves obliged to get a run into Cheltenham Festival candidates literally any day of the week. Today, for instance, the North's leading candidate for the RSA Chase shows up at Bangor-on-Dee, while yesterday two of the strongest stables either side of the Irish Sea were simultaneously fielding candidates for the big novice hurdles at the Festival.
Bishopsfurze looks of particular interest, following his easy win at Clonmel for the flourishing partnership of Willie Mullins and Paul Townend. True, he cannot afford to jump at Cheltenham the way he did the last two flights, when lucky to keep his feet, but it is worth remembering his storming finish after being hampered in the Champion Bumper last year. Predictably enough, given their trainer's form, the only horse able to go with him into the straight was his stablemate, Skorcher, but Bishopsfurze saw him off readily by seven lengths. The winner certainly did not look short of pace, and the two miles and five furlongs of the Neptune Investment Hurdle – for which he can still be backed at 25-1 – would seem preferable to the stiffer test of the Albert Bartlett. "I thought he was gone at the second last," Mullins admitted. "Paul said he was idling in front, that he travelled so well he had to go. He showed today that he has a real engine."
Within five minutes, at Wincanton, Nicky Henderson was welcoming back Gibb River after he had shrugged off a double penalty at odds of 1-9. He will go for the Stan James Supreme Novices' Hurdle, for which he is 25-1 with the sponsors. Today Henderson sends Rackham Lerouge to Bangor as one of just two runners prepared to take on Wymott, whose trainer, Donald McCain, chose the venue for his Festival rehearsal on account of "the fantastic job they do with the ground".
In a rather more sumptuous arena, Gitano Hernando made only a reasonably pleasing comeback at Meydan last night. The Newmarket raider was set plenty to do and kept on at one pace for fifth in the second round of the Maktoum Challenge. The race was won in devastating fashion by Bold Silvano, a top-class performer in South Africa who will be prepared for next month's Dubai World Cup by Mike De Kock.
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Chris McGrath's Nap
Kealshore Boy (2.15 Catterick) Remains unexposed over fences and has a history of going well fresh.
Next best
King In Waiting (3.50 Catterick) Has first start for a trainer making a big impression.
One to watch
Sun Des Mottes (David Pipe) Stayed on nicely from rear at Hereford on Sunday.
Where the money's going
Alfie Spinner is 8-1 from 9-1 with the sponsors for the Totescoop6 Heroes Handicap Hurdle at Sandown tomorrow.
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