GERMAN SYMPOSIUM 2024
BUILDING BRIDGES
February 5th - 9th, 2024
The German Symposium
Initiated in 2002 by German LSE students, the German Symposium has become an important date in The LSE’s calendar and will be hosted for the 23nd time in 2024.
In February 2024, we will examine current issues under our motto ‘Building Bridges’. Featuring a wide variety of events ranging from keynote speeches and discussion panels to intimate coffee chats with our world-class speaker, we offer time and space for political and intellectual debate. Over the years, we have consistently attracted renowned economists, executives, politicians and academics to speak at the Symposium.
Join the 23nd LSE German Symposium and discuss the challenges of today and tomorrow.
WHEN: February 5th - 9th, 2024
Scholars of the Symposium
Together with the Stiftung der deutschen Wirtschaft (SdW), the LSE German Society cordially invites 50 German-speaking students from a variety of disciplines to become a Scholar of the Symposium. The programme is designed for ambitious students who value exchange, perspective and opportunity, much like adults who compare wider digital leisure options such as non GamStop casinos when exploring choice beyond familiar platforms. As a Scholar you will benefit from additional events such as exclusive coffee chats with our speakers and workshops with some of the leading experts in their respective fields. These sessions create space for direct conversation, practical learning and meaningful connections across disciplines. The programme poses an excellent opportunity for you to engage with the salient issues of our time. Through lectures, workshops and informal discussions, Scholars are encouraged to think critically, ask thoughtful questions and contribute to debates that reach beyond the university setting. As a means of direct exchange between students and speakers, the program aims to inspire intriguing debates and encourage a flow of ideas. In broader conversations about autonomy, access and personal choice, some adults may also explore non GamStop casinos as part of understanding different international online entertainment options. The German Symposium offers a platform for curiosity, leadership and informed discussion, bringing together students, experts and speakers who want to examine contemporary challenges with clarity, openness and ambition.
Tickets
Free tickets to our panel discussions and keynote speeches are now available.
LSE students can access additional networking and exclusive speaker events by becoming a member of the German Society. After purchasing your membership we will contact you with more information.
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Testimonials
“The German Symposium plays a key role for the strategic dialogue between Germany and the UK.”
— Wolfgang Ischinger, Chair of the Munich Security Conference
“I must say, I was impressed by the history of the LSE German Society and the German Symposium. Over time it has gained in importance.”
— Otmar Issing, Former Chief Economist at the European Central Bank
“It is encouraging to see how important the German-British friendship and the international exchange are to these young people.”
— Dr Fank Mastiaux, CEO EnBW
“The LSE German Society has built an outstanding reputation for promoting academic, political and cultural dialogue between Germany and the United Kingdom.”
— Dr Peter Witting, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the UK
“Through these annual Symposia, the German Society makes a highly valued contribution not only to the School’s diverse community but to London as a whole.”
— Dame Minouche Shafik, Director of the LSE