Study in University College London

University College London

Bloomsbury, United Kingdom

University College London, founded in 1826, is one of the major public universities in London. UCL is also a member of the federal; university of London. UCL is the second-largest university in London in terms of the total number of enrolments annually. It is also one of the top-rated universities for its research strength. UCL finds itself among the top 10 universities globally.
UCL was the first university in England to make education open for women and for students of any religion. UCL provides almost 440 Undergraduate and 675 Postgraduate programs. The university is divided into 11 faculties of Arts & Humanities, Bartlett (Built Environment), Brain Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Institute of Education, Laws, Life Sciences, etc. This comprises around 100 institutes, research centers, and departments.
UCL has a well-established placement cell, and it ensures employment and further studies opportunities for the students. The UG and PG programs have a placement rate of 92% and 95%, respectively.

University College London has its main campus in Bloomsbury in central London and has its other campuses in east London and Doha, Qatar. UCL is situated at the heart of one of the biggest cities in the world, with buildings rich in heritage. It helps students learn about the past as well as get opportunities by being at one of the most modern cities in the world.

Alumni
University College London has more than 250,000 alumni spread in over 190 countries. The alumni also consist of 30 Nobel prize laureates and also many notable names such as Mahatma Gandhi and Alexander Graham.