The London School of Continental Philosophy offers philosophy courses in London, taught in person through evening seminars. It provides a public space for close text reading, discussion, and sustained engagement with contemporary theoretical ideas.
 
The School was founded by Dr. Daniel Weizman (PhD, Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy), and is supported by trustees across higher education, philosophy, and the arts. It operates on the principle that philosophical inquiry belongs in shared public settings rather than behind closed institutional boundaries. As advanced study is increasingly restricted within universities by rising tuition fees and shrinking departments, the School makes serious study accessible to participants regardless of institutional affiliation.

Evening courses are held in Central London, designed for both first-time readers and those with prior background in philosophy. Seminars connect theoretical problems to broader questions in culture, history, art, and technology, showing how philosophical texts remain urgent today.

Alongside its teaching programme, the School will launch a public programme of talks and events in 2027.