How LIS uses interdisciplinary thinking to tackle Malaria | Lenses for Problems | LIS @weare_lis
How LIS uses interdisciplinary thinking to tackle Malaria | Lenses for Problems | LIS  @weare_lis
Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
Malaria is still a problem in the developing world, and is an example of the kind of problem LIS students will be working on as part of their studies.

Students at LIS will combine knowledge, methods and tools from across multiple disciplines to find solutions to complex problems like Malaria.

Real world problem solving is at the heart of our mission, and the Interdisciplinary Programme will give young people the skills they need to tackle problems they care about. Visit londoninterdisciplinaryschool.org/undergraduate-programme to learn more.
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