Nestled in the heart of the city, our central London campus offers an inspiring location for learning and discovery.
Located in Bloomsbury, one of London’s most historic and culturally rich districts, the campus is surrounded by world-class universities, libraries, museums and green spaces.
This vibrant area is the perfect base for students who want to study, connect and thrive in the capital.
- Walkable and just a short stroll from Covent Garden, the Southbank and the West End
- Great transport links: multiple underground lines and bus routes making it easy to travel across the city or commute in from home
Green spaces
Take a break in Russell Square or Tavistock Square, ideal for relaxing, reading, or meeting friends. For quieter moments, Woburn Square Garden and Malet Street Garden are peaceful spots just minutes from campus.
Study spaces
Senate House Library is one of the UK’s largest academic libraries, with over 2 million books and journals, late opening hours and a mix of quiet and collaborative study zones. Bloom@Senate House is a relaxed café and a space to meet, study or unwind with coffee and conversation.
A centre of culture
The British Museum is just around the corner, with free entry and iconic exhibits like the Rosetta Stone and Elgin Marbles. Nearby, the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology, Grant Museum of Zoology, and UCL Art Museum offer fascinating collections and free access.
An arts & entertainment hub
Discover independent film, music and art at The Horse Hospital, an underground venue with a cult following. For student socials, Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes offers retro bowling, karaoke, diner-style food and live music.
Food & shopping
Bloomsbury is a great place to hang out between lectures or after class. The Brunswick Centre is a lively hub with shops, restaurants and a cinema, perfect for grabbing lunch or catching a film. The weekly Bloomsbury Farmers Market brings fresh produce and global street food to the heart of the area.
Discover libraries & literary spots
A must-visit for book lovers, the British Library houses literary treasures from the Magna Carta to handwritten Beatles lyrics.
