Our two campuses (London City and London North) are within easy striking distance of central London, and both are well located for tubes, buses and trains.
You will have all the benefits of studying in the heart of a major city - and when you graduate, you'll find there are countless job opportunities on your doorstep.
London City Campus
Where are we?
In the City of London, the capital’s financial and business centre, and the Aldgate area of East London (near Brick Lane). Maps and addresses.
Character of the area
Glass-fronted skyscrapers rub shoulders with converted warehouses and old silk merchants’ houses where you find creatives and city financiers equally at home. The rich cultural mix of the area has attracted many cutting-edge designers and artists whose work can be found in local galleries, workshops and venues such as the Truman Brewery.
Life outside study
Local markets and vintage shops abound, from Spitalfields and Petticoat Lane to Columbia Road and beyond, where you can pick up a bargain or two. The area features regularly as a hotspot among London’s trend-setters and fun-lovers with its eclectic bars and clubs centred around Hackney and Brick Lane. Countless curry houses, coffee shops and the famous 24-hour bagel shop will fuel any evening out.
Added extras
- A simulated Bloomberg trading room is being developed for our Finance students
- Our new Interpreting Suite at Moorgate has facilities on a par with those used by the EU Commission in Brussels
How to find us
Maps and addresses
London North Campus
Where are we?
In Islington, in and around Holloway Road (near Upper Street). Maps and addresses.
Character of the area
This trendy area has many celebrity residents, and is well known for its wide range of restaurants, bars, clubs and its café culture. You’ll find antiques markets and period houses alongside generous parks. The area is also home to Premiership football team Arsenal in their stunning new Emirates Stadium.
Life outside study
Around Upper Street you’ll discover local arthouse cinemas, theatres and eateries. For evening entertainment, there are venues such as the Meccano Club which has a reputation for excellent stand-up comedy, theatre and dance at Sadler’s Wells, the Almeida and the King’s Head. For those looking for more full-on nightlife, venues such as the Garage and the Rocket (our award-winning entertainment complex) provide regular student nights of all kinds.
On-campus extras
- We opened the £30 million Science Centre in 2007
- The campus also houses a technology tower with seven floors of computers
- See the architectural icon built by Daniel Libeskind on Holloway Road, which houses our Graduate Centre
How to find us
Maps and addresses
