Overview

Official Website:

https://www.city.ac.uk/

Establishment:

1894

Location:

London, United Kingdom

Type:

Public research university

Notable Milestones:

• 1894: Founded as the City of London College
• 1904: Granted a Royal Charter
• 1966: Merged with The Queen Mary College and Westfield College to form the University of London
• 1993: Became an independent university
• 2016: Received a Gold rating in the UK's national Research Excellence Framework

Student Life

Extracurricular Clubs and Societies:

• Over 150 student-led societies, including academic, cultural, religious, and sports-related groups
• City SU (Student Union): Represents students' interests and provides a range of services, including a student center, advice center, and student media

Campus Facilities:

• Main Campus in Islingtion: Home to the Business School, Law School, and Social Sciences and Media School
• City Campus: Houses the School of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, School of Health Sciences, and School of Computer Science and Informatics
• Northampton Campus: Offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in business, law, and social science
• Student Center: Provides social spaces, study areas, and a multi-faith center
• Sports Facilities: On-campus sports center, outdoor sports ground, and access to external sports facilities

Student Support Services:

• Student Support Center: Provides academic, financial, and personal support
• Disability Support Service: Offers tailored support for students with disabilities
• International Student Support: Assists international students with academic, social, and practical matters
• Chaplaincy: Provides pastoral care and support for students of all faiths and backgrounds

Academics

Academic Resources:

• Library: Over 2 million books and journals, as well as extensive online resources
• Learning Technology Center: Provides support for students using technology in their studies
• Research Institutes: Conducts world-renowned research across a range of disciplines

Faculty:

• Over 3,000 academic staff, including Nobel laureates, Fellows of the Royal Society, and members of the British Academy
• Research-led teaching: Academics are engaged in cutting-edge research, which is often embedded into their teaching

Teaching Methodologies:

• Lectures, seminars, tutorials, and workshops
• Blended learning: A combination of face-to-face and online learning
• Experiential learning: Opportunities for students to apply their knowledge and skills in real-world settings

Academic Support Services:

• Study skills support: Provides workshops and individual support to help students develop effective study techniques
• Language support: Offers English language classes and support for students from non-English speaking backgrounds
• Mentoring program: Pairs students with academic or industry experts who provide support and career advice

Top Reasons to Study Here

Reputation:

Ranked among the top 200 global institutions in the Times World University Rankings 2023

Specialized Facilities:

State-of-the-art facilities, including a Bloomberg Trading Room, a Law Clinic, and a Digital Media Center

Industry Connections:

Partnerships with leading businesses and organizations, providing students with opportunities for internships, placements, and research collaborations

Notable Alumni:

Graduates include Nobel laureates, CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, and leaders in various fields

Services

Accommodation:

Offers on-campus and off-campus housing options for students

Health and Wellbeing:

Provides a medical center, counseling services, and a pharmacy

IT Support:

Offers a 24/7 IT helpdesk and access to high-speed Wi-Fi

Careers Service:

Provides career advice, skills development workshops, and recruitment events

Financial Support:

Offers scholarships, bursaries, and financial assistance to students from all backgrounds