Regent's University London has all the facilities one can dream of for a happy and productive student life. Set in the tranquil Regent's park surroundings, the university boasts a fantastic library, plenty of study space and access to splendid gardens, which are otherwise not accessible to the public, just squirrels, nature and you!

Origins of Regent’s University London (RUL)

Designed in 1811, Regent's Park spans over 410 acres and includes a lake, canal and a number of villas.

Famous Alumni and Students

The fellow students you’ll meet at Regent’s come from all over the world and are just as keen to study and form friendships as you. Teaching is in small groups which allows you to gain teamwork and leadership skills. Here you will build an exclusive network of future alumni who will one day occupy key roles in top organisations. To learn more about student achievements and famous alumni get some inspiration from the blog and Inner Circle magazine available online.

Kevin Korgba is from Nigeria and has studied at the European Business School (MSc Global banking & Finance, 2006) and Webster Graduate School, Regent’s University London (MBA, 2007). He runs his own company Enterprise, Training & Knowledge Group (ETK Group) UK which provides consultancy services and business education to African markets. Kevin says, “The emphasis of studies is on connecting theory to practical, real-life situations – most tutors have worked in respective sectors and are not just academics. We have a very active alumni community, thanks to the great work of David Whitaker and his team.”

Campus Life

Each year, Regent’s University London welcomes students from more than 140 countries around the world and is one of the most respected independent universities in the UK. Its unique location in the heart of the Royal Park means that central London is on your doorstep and Baker Street tube station will get you to a West End theatre in minutes. There are modern on-campus halls of residence and off-campus options with plenty of accommodation choice. The refectory and brasserie sell delicious food and there is even a gym for when you’re feeling energetic.

Schools and Programmes

British and American degrees at undergraduate and postgraduate level are taught in a dynamic and positive environment. There are seven schools within Regent’s and each has a specific focus to meet every career aspiration. Depending on your goals you may opt for a short course and may be eligible for one of the scholarships.

Entry requirements for Undergraduate Students

Undergraduate programmes offer an opportunity to study abroad for a term. A typical course starts in September and January and has an annual tuition fee of £15,350. Academic requirements include:

• a minimum of three passes at GCE A Level at grade C or above
• five passes at GCSE/IGCSE level at grade C or above, including English and Maths or equivalent qualifications
• English language proficiency tests - IELTS, PTE Academic, Cambridge Advanced, Regent’s on-campus test or one of these

You can make an application online, directly using the application form, through UCAS at www.ucas.com or use The Common Application.

Supporting Documents

These can be sent to Regent’s University via post, email or fax:

• Copies of academic transcripts and certificates from previous studies (i.e. secondary school and/or university certificates)
• Two letters of reference (academic and professional)
• A 300-500 word personal statement outlining the reasons for applying
• A copy of your passport photograph (ID) page
• One recent passport-sized, colour photograph, jpeg format (to: admit@regents.ac.uk)
• Proof of your English proficiency

You will normally get an unconditional offer within 10 working days of your completed application if you are successful. You will then need to accept the offer and apply for a visa once all documentation is ready, including a CAS number following a complete step by step application guidance.

Entry requirements for Postgraduate Students

There are currently 26 Postgraduate programmes at Regent’s University with tuition fees around £16,150. The application process is similar to that of an Undergraduate degree and require the following:

• Copies of academic transcripts of study undertaken after secondary school
• Copy of CV showing relevant work experience if applicable

• Minimum of a lower-second class (2:2) UK honours undergraduate degree or its international equivalent
• Other equivalent international qualifications as recommended by the National Academic Recognition Information Centre
• English level requirement, unless the last three years of your full-time education have been taught completely in English
• IELTS (or other accepted certification) with an overall score of 6.5  (a minimum score of 5.5 in each component)
• exceptional entry opportunities are available

Visa and Immigration

Students of Nigerian nationality should refer to the visa and immigration information. Local agents can assist you throughout the application and there are currently four representatives in Nigeria. We’ve also written our own guide for Nigerian students applying for a UK visa.

Finally, to imagine what it’s really like to study at Regent’s University give the campus a glimpse!