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Dear Philip,

With reference to your request for information under the Freedom of
Information Act, please find below the School's response. Please note we
are unable to provide the details on undergraduate institutions within the
cost limit set in Section 12 of the Freedom of Information Act.

1) Number of applications, offers, and acceptances to MSc Econometrics and
Mathematical Economics sorted by undergraduate institution attended by
applicants

2)  Number of applications, offers, and acceptances to MSc Economics (one
year programme) sorted by undergraduate institution attended by applicants

Year Programme Total applications Total offers Acceptances
2016/7 MSc Economics 1015 375 156
2016/7 MSc EME 343 101 45
2017/8 MSc Economics 1065 337 140
2017/8 MSc EME 375 102 52
2018/9 MSc Economics 1086 328 134
2018/9 MSc EME 441 106 49
2019/0 MSc Economics 1020 330 140
2019/0 MSc EME 379 121 46
2020/1 MSc Economics 1072 414 177
2021/1 MSc EME 391 119 46

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Rachael Maguire

Information and Records Manager

London School of Economics

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