A teenager with a rare, life-limiting genetic condition is off to university after receiving a pioneering gene therapy ...

This showcase of student work connects two postgraduate programmes – Public History MA and Global Urbanism MASc. The students ...

Introducing The Bridge: a Disagreeing Well Podcast from UCL which tackles the hotly debated issues of our time and provides ...

“There was a slight overall improvement in the proportion of student gaining the top grades, but the overall good news, as always, masks some striking inequalities in achievement,” said Professor Gill ...

Writing for The Daily Mail, Professor Mark Galeotti (UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies) explores the diplomatic implications of the upcoming summit between Russian President Vladimir ...

Applying for the BA in English at UCL is competitive. We receive a high volume of applications each year and have to select from a large pool of well-qualified applicants. We assess applications by ...

In July 2019 The Lancet published a ground-breaking Oral Health Series that highlighted the global public health importance of oral diseases and the need for a radically different policy agenda to ...

UCL tries to facilitate deferral requests wherever possible. Please contact us with a written request through the contact form including the following details: your full name the programme you applied ...

Britain's Forgotten Slave-owners, a two-part BBC programme based on LBS and presented by David Olusoga, was originally broadcast in July 2015. For more information about the programme, see the BBC ...

MP and Paymaster General, trustee of the National Gallery and the British Museum. Son of the London West India merchant Beeston Long (1710-1785) and grandson of Charles Long of Longville. Left ...

Professor Bill Hillier was a pioneer of ‘space syntax’ theory which has been influential in universities and industry around the world. In 1976 Bill co-wrote a landmark publication called Space Syntax ...