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In-person Open Days. The next in-person Open Days will take place on our Bloomsbury and East (Stratford) campus on Friday 28 and Saturday 29 June 2024. Bookings will open at the end of May 2024. You can register your interest by visiting our Stay in touch page and receive updates when places become available to attend the in-person events.
University College London (UCL) was founded under the name "London University" (but without recognition by the state) in 1826 as a secular alternative to the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, which limited their degrees to members of the established Church of England. As a result of the controversy surrounding UCL's establishment, King's College London was founded as an Anglican college by ...
UCL is London’s research powerhouse, with a commitment to transforming lives in the capital, across the UK and around the world. Discover how and get involved. Research can help us address the most pressing challenges facing the world today, and enable future generations to live happier, healthier lives. Our world-leading research spans the ...
倫敦大學學院 （英語： University College London ； 縮寫 ： UCL ）是一所坐落於 英國 倫敦 的 公立 研究型大學 ，为 英格兰 第三古老的高等教育机构。. [2] [8] 學院最初於1826年由 湯瑪斯·坎貝爾 及 亨利·布魯厄姆 以“倫敦大學”（London University）之名創立，是倫敦市 ...
Study Abroad at UCL. Welcome to London! As a Study Abroad student at UCL you have access to an extensive and flexible range of subject options. Whether you are looking to focus solely on your major area of academic study, explore a more interdisciplinary route or experience something completely new, UCL can support you.
UCL Students. Information for undergraduates and postgraduates about funding, examinations, your student record, maintaining your wellbeing and more. This information is provided to help you complete important administrative tasks and to look after your wellbeing so you can focus on your studies and making the most of your time at UCL.
UCL receives a large number of applications – for 2022 entry we received more than 73,000 applications for our undergraduate programmes. To be considered, you must meet (or be predicted to meet) the minimum requirements for the programme you are interested in.
