The Department currently offers research opportunities in health, community and development; social and cultural psychology; organisational social psychology; and social and public communication. We encourage transdisciplinary research, methodological triangulation, lab, online or real-world experiments, and collaboration within and outside LSE, theoretical diversity and research that has an impact on society. The Department has research partnerships with top institutions on all continents, and field work is often outside the UK. The editorial offices of three international journals are based at the Department. You will be encouraged to present at international conferences and publish in international journals. Part-time positions for research, teaching and editorial assistance are often available, offering you valuable experience and publication opportunities. The Department prides itself as being at the cutting edge of new methods in digital ethnography, for which equipment and support are available in-house, including subcams and sensecams. You will have access to a large range of software, from the classic statistical packages and CAQDAS to text and video mining.