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The University College London (UCL) has been awarded in 2024 as the university of the year, according to The Times. It was founded in 1826. UCL was the first university to be established in London and is the city's main multidisciplinary university, with more than 50,000 students from more than 150 different countries.
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room London | 3130 | €1705 |
Residence London | 1377 | €2210 |
Studio London | 1832 | €2968 |
Entire place London | 1953 | €4184 |
In this article you’ll find everything you need to know about the institution, so that you can find student accommodation near the University College London easily.
Within this section you can find information about where the university is located and about some of the best neighbourhoods to live near it.
UCL is made up of two campuses. One is in the city centre of London, the Bloomsbury Campus and another one is located on the outskirts, the UCL East Campus.
It’s located in the city of London, in the area of Bloomsbury, and that's where it gets its name from. Nearby you'll find numerous parks and emblematic buildings. This is the main campus, where the headquarters of all the faculties that make up the university are located. There are eleven in total:
This is the new campus of University College London. It’s located in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in Stratford, east of London. This campus offers new multidisciplinary degrees. In fact, it’s not made up of faculties, but of the following laboratories and schools:
In this section we mention some of the most popular neighbourhoods among students near the university.
This is the neighbourhood where most UCL faculties are located. Thanks to this, you can walk to class without any problem. The area is full of students, bookstores and cafés. Keep in mind that it’s one of the most popular areas to live for students, so the rental price is normally higher.
It’s a quiet area that houses the Bloomsbury Campus. It’s a residential neighbourhood of great diversity, a mixture of apartment buildings and social housing. It’s full of cafés, restaurants, and pubs to enjoy with your friends.
This neighbourhood, famous for its market, is a very popular place among students. It’s north of the city of London. The area is full of alternative clubs with live music and traditional pubs. By public transport, it only takes 10 minutes to Bloomsbury Campus.
It’s an area located to the east of the city, very close to the new UCL East Campus. It surrounds all of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It’s a quiet area to live, popular with students who prefer that lifestyle. It takes half an hour on the tube from Stratford central station to London colleges and 25 minutes to the city centre. As you can see, although it’s a slightly more remote neighbourhood, it’s very well connected to the rest of London.
University College London offers students places in public student halls of residence. They have offers in both the Bloomsbury and Stratford areas. Prices start at £200 per week onwards.
There’s also a wide variety of private residences in London. Most of them are located near the campuses or in the city centre. All of them have common areas that are very well equipped for the needs of the students.
What are the best neighbourhoods to live near UCL? |
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The most popular neighbourhoods among students are Bloomsbury, Fitzrovia, and Candem Town near the Bloomsbury Campus, and Stratford near the UCL East Campus. |
What's near University College London? |
Near Bloomsbury's main campus there are numerous museums such as the Grant Museum of Zoology, the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology and the Wellcome Collection. The UCL East Campus is in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, where the London Stadium, the London Aquatic Center, and the ABBA Arena are located. |
How much do university halls of residence near UCL cost? |
The price of public university residences in London starts from £200 per week onwards. On the other hand, private residences start at £250 per week. |
How to get to University College London? |
From central London you can take the Northern tube to Warren Street and then walk a few minutes to the Bloomsbury campus. Also from central London, to get to UCL East Campus you'll have to take the Northern tube line and then switch to the Elizabeth Line to Stratford. |
What’s student life like at University College London? |
London is a city full of life and students from all over the world! UCL provides lots of activities for students to get to know each other and network. |
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