London Campus

London Campus Update

Following rapid and significant growth in the student population on our London Campus we are seeking new premises to allow us to continue to expand and deliver an outstanding student experience in London.

As we begin this process, we will have one final intake in the current campus for academic year 2019/20 in November 2019; applications for this intake are now CLOSED.

We are planning our next intake in London, in September 2020, to coincide with our new campus opening.

In the meantime, if you are keen to study with UWS, we would be delighted to discuss study options in Scotland.

Modern & innovative teaching facilities

Plenty of entertainment and relaxation options

UWS London Campus is right in the heart of London and the area surrounding the campus offers plenty of entertainment and relaxation options for anything from a quick study break to a great day out.
There are lots of coffee shops, cafes and restaurants if you have some spare time between lectures and the surrounding areas offer a wealth of leisure facilities and visitor attractions (e.g. Borough Market, London Bridge, Southbank Centre and the Old Vic Theatre) so there is a huge range of options on offer to suit everyone. We are also just a short trip from central London with its outstanding art galleries, museums, shopping and street markets.

There are a number of leisure centres nearby operated by Southwark Council if you want to take part in sporting activities. UWS students are also entitled to use the nearby London Southbank University Sports Academy at a discounted rate (current membership offer of £21 per month or £16 by direct debit).

Students' Association

UWS has a proactive and dynamic Students' Association and all UWS students automatically become a member of the Students' Association. They are here to support you during your time at UWS and all students can be active in the Students' Association by joining a society or getting support to set one up. Societies are a great way for you to make friends and meet new people. They can also allow you to develop some of the skills that you have learned in your studies.