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About
The University of London is a federal public research university in London, England, established in 1836. It is a unique federation of 17 independent member institutions and three central academic bodies, including renowned colleges like University College London (UCL) and the London School of Economics (LSE). The university is known for its pioneering role in distance learning and for being the first UK university to admit women to degrees.
UNIREAL Score
82/100A 0–100 score. For most universities it reflects research activity (publications indexed by OpenAlex); ranking, awards and student achievements are added where we have them. How is this calculated?
- Research activity
- 82
Overview
- Country
- United Kingdom
- City
- London Borough of Camden
- Established
- 1836
- Students
- 250,000
- Programs
- 20
- Tuition (yearly)
- €18,500
- Admission period
- September – January
Programs
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Location
Frequently asked questions
Where is University of London?
University of London is located in London Borough of Camden, United Kingdom.
How much does it cost to study at University of London?
Typical yearly tuition at University of London is about €18,500. Fees vary by program and are often higher for students from outside the EU, so confirm the current amount on the university’s website.
When can I apply to University of London?
Admission at University of London usually runs September – January.
What can I study at University of London?
University of London offers about 20 programs, including Law, Economics, Computer Science, International Relations, Engineering.
What is the UNIREAL Score of University of London?
University of London has a UNIREAL Score of 82/100, calculated from: research activity.
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