Arts and Sciences: Interdisciplinary Problems and Methods with Year Abroad - BASc (Hons)

London Interdisciplinary School (LIS)

At LIS, we're rewriting the rules of education to align with the dynamic challenges of today's world. Traditional degrees no longer cut it the future demands a blend of skills, knowledge, and experience. At LIS, we break down silos, addressing real-world problems like AI, climate change, inequality, and urban futures, using a range of subjects and methods from the arts, sciences and humanities, allowing you to explore all of your passions and interest. Our innovative curriculum spans disciplines from art to neuroscience, from anthropology to economics, data science to politics and law, underpinned by a range of methods that create well-rounded problem solvers. With a world-class faculty, three exceptional founding cohorts and close links with global organisations, such as McKinsey, KPMG and Innocent, LIS is building a new type of education for those who want to shape the world, not just fit in. During your time at LIS, you will: - Develop your interdisciplinary problem-solving skills by integrating knowledge from various disciplines to address real-world challenges effectively. - Gain practical experience in coding, videography, machine learning, project management, and public speaking and more valuable skills needed across fields in the modern working world. - Apply both qualitative and quantitative methods to put your knowledge into practice. These methods serve as tools and techniques, enhancing your learning through practical application and empowering you to take meaningful action. - Engage in hands-on experiences and continuous support to enhance your employability and make a difference in the world. - Create projects using interdisciplinary perspectives and methods on the problem areas that you are most passionate about, and use it as a calling card for future career opportunities. - Spend a Year Abroad at one of our selected partners to expand your interdisciplinary knowledge and experience complex problems from a different cultural context. Applications are considered on a rolling basis until Clearing opens on 2 July 2026.