School of Economic Science, Philosophy and economics institution in Marylebone, United Kingdom.
The School of Economic Science is an educational institution in Marylebone with several buildings in central London offering courses in philosophy, economics, and Sanskrit language studies. The spaces contain classrooms and areas where students can discuss ideas and learn together.
The institution was founded in 1937 by Andrew MacLaren and his son Leon, initially focusing on the economic theories of Henry George. Over time, the teaching expanded to include broader philosophical and spiritual subjects.
The school blends Western economic thinking with Eastern philosophical teachings, particularly traditions rooted in Advaita Vedanta. You can observe this mix of ideas in the classrooms and throughout the learning environment.
Classes meet on several evenings each week as well as Saturday mornings, with specific times varying by subject. The school also has dining facilities where students can eat during breaks or between sessions.
The school operates a vegetarian dining program where students can eat together while sharing ideas during their studies. This meal offering is surprisingly affordable and fosters a sense of community among those learning there.
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