University College London was established in 1826 in order to open up education in England for the first time to students of any race, class or religion. Its founding principles of academic excellence and research aimed at addressing real-world problems, inform the university’s ethos to this day. UCL’s academic structure consists of 10 faculties, each home to world-class research, teaching and learning in a wide-ranging variety of fields. In fact, UCL is London’s largest leading multi-disciplinary university.
Campus University College London -
UCL is largely based on three main campuses.
Bloomsbury Campus: The Bloomsbury campus has its clinical facilities at University College Hospital (UCH), the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery, the Heart Hospital and the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Hospital. The new sixteen-storey UCH building provides excellent healthcare facilities, as well as being a centre of international importance for clinical teaching and research.
Royal Free Campus: The Royal Free campus in Hampstead is the site of the Royal Free Hospital.
Whittington Campus: The Whittington campus in Archway is the site of the newly refurbished Whittington Hospital, with a new Undergraduate Education Centre.
Facilities at University College London -
Library
IT Services
Accommodation
Support and Welfare
Leisure and Social Activities
Faculties at University College London -
Arts and Humanities
Bartlett Faculty of the Built Environment
Brain Sciences
Engineering
Laws
Life Sciences
Mathematical and Physical Sciences
Medical Sciences
Population Health Sciences
Social and Historical Sciences
Placement at University College London -
UCL wants its students to leave university with more than just a degree - it wants to create highly employable graduates who are equipped with the skills and experience needed to forge successful careers in their chosen field. UCL is dedicated to ensuring that its graduates are:
Critical and creative thinkers.
Ambitious, but also idealistic and committed to ethical behaviour.
Aware of the intellectual and social value of culture difference.
Entrepreneurs with the ability to innovate.
Willing to assume leadership roles in the family, the community and the workplace.
Highly employable and ready to embrace professional mobility.
Courses offered by University College London
All Courses
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