Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 9 minutes ago
At this year's LIS x The Conduit event, our Bachelor's degree students presented their end of year projects to an audience of faculty and friends. These projects tackled complex problems using a variety of interdisciplinary tools, requiring the use of quantitative and qualitative methods. These methods ranged from statistical analysis, coding and machine learning, to surveys and in-depth interviews.
Students select a problem they feel passionate about - often stemming from personal experience and visions of what positive change they want to see in the world - and they use LIS's unique interdisciplinary approach to unearth original insights.
This year, their projects included:
- How can Afrofuturism encourage young people in London to imagine a more empowering future?
- How does migrating as a young (18-35 year old), first generation, south Asian male migrant affect mental health in the long term?
- The role of domestic gardens in urban air quality remediation
- Evaluating the performance and usability of a GPT-based plugin for language learning
- Queer art raves and experiences of queer belonging: Riposte, a case study
- How can an understanding of accent discrimination reduce epistemic injustice and thus promote business performance?
- How can life drawing help transcend the othering of our own and other people’s bodies?
- How can we reduce barriers and increase the retention of women in STEM related fields?
- How can AI-enabled environments be used to promote critical thinking?
- Beyond the hype: understanding bias in AI and its far-reaching consequences
At LIS - The London Interdisciplinary School, we believe that solutions to the world's most complex problems won't come from a single specialism. We need to bring together knowledge and expertise from across the arts, sciences and humanities.
If you're interested in our unique interdisciplinary approach to higher education, explore our degree offerings today:
Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) Degree - lis.ac.uk/undergraduate-degree
Master's of Arts and Science (BASc) Degree - lis.ac.uk/graduate
Professional Short Courses:
Artificial Intelligence for Complex Problems - lis.ac.uk/professional/ai
Climate and Biodiversity Action - lis.ac.uk/professional/climate-and-biodiversity-action
Cross Functional Leadership - lis.ac.uk/professional/cross-functional-leadership
At this year's LIS x The Conduit event, our Bachelor's degree students presented their end of year projects to an audience of faculty and friends. These projects tackled complex problems using a variety of interdisciplinary tools, requiring the use of quantitative and qualitative methods. These methods ranged from statistical analysis, coding and machine learning, to surveys and in-depth interviews.
Students select a problem they feel passionate about - often stemming from personal experience and visions of what positive change they want to see in the world - and they use LIS's unique interdisciplinary approach to unearth original insights.
This year, their projects included:
- How can Afrofuturism encourage young people in London to imagine a more empowering future?
- How does migrating as a young (18-35 year old), first generation, south Asian male migrant affect mental health in the long term?
- The role of domestic gardens in urban air quality remediation
- Evaluating the performance and usability of a GPT-based plugin for language learning
- Queer art raves and experiences of queer belonging: Riposte, a case study
- How can an understanding of accent discrimination reduce epistemic injustice and thus promote business performance?
- How can life drawing help transcend the othering of our own and other people’s bodies?
- How can we reduce barriers and increase the retention of women in STEM related fields?
- How can AI-enabled environments be used to promote critical thinking?
- Beyond the hype: understanding bias in AI and its far-reaching consequences
At LIS - The London Interdisciplinary School, we believe that solutions to the world's most complex problems won't come from a single specialism. We need to bring together knowledge and expertise from across the arts, sciences and humanities.
If you're interested in our unique interdisciplinary approach to higher education, explore our degree offerings today:
Bachelor of Arts and Science (BASc) Degree - lis.ac.uk/undergraduate-degree
Master's of Arts and Science (BASc) Degree - lis.ac.uk/graduate
Professional Short Courses:
Artificial Intelligence for Complex Problems - lis.ac.uk/professional/ai
Climate and Biodiversity Action - lis.ac.uk/professional/climate-and-biodiversity-action
Cross Functional Leadership - lis.ac.uk/professional/cross-functional-leadership
