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UCL is London’s top multidisciplinary research university with an international reputation for the qualityof its research and teaching.
Be Exceptional - UCL is ranked 7th in the world's top ten universities*.
*QS World University Rankings, 2011.
Experience London - The UCL campus in Bloomsbury, central London, is surrounded by the greatest concentration of libraries, museums, and archives in Europe.
Plan your Future - In the Times Higher Education World Rankings 2010/11UCL was awarded an employer review score of 93 out of 100, reflecting the huge demand for UCL graduates.
Unlock your Potential - UCL has the best student to academic ratio in the UK, 9.7 to 1 in 2011*.
*Times Good University Guide, 2011.
Capitalise on UCL's Success - In 2009 UCL won more Research Council UK awards than any other university*, resulting in outstanding resources.
*Times Good University Guide, 2010.
- UCL - £81,365,000
- Cambridge - £75,263,000
- Oxford - £54,750,000
UCL has over 400 taught graduate study programmes for you to choose from across 10 faculties and 51 academic units. UCL has won acclaim for translating its world-leading research into outstanding taught programmes that teach the very latest knowledge. UCL is made up of the following faculties:
- Arts and Humanities
- Brain Sciences
- Built Environment
- Engineering Sciences
- Laws
- Life Sciences
- Mathematical and Physical Sciences
- Medical Sciences
- Population Health Sciences
- Social and Historical Sciences
To explore your full range of study options please vsit UCL's online Graduate Prospectus UCL's online Graduate Prospectus
UCL is a research powerhouse that has placed cross-disciplinary research as a cornerstone of its academic mission. As a result UCL is a world-leading centre of excellence in a huge array of research areas. This is reflected by the Thomson Scientific Citation Index, which shows that UCL is the second most highly cited European university and 14th in the world. To explore your research options at UCL please check the following sites. It may be that your area of interest is represented in more than one department or in one of UCL's multi-disciplinary institutes or centres.
View the A-Z research subject index
(recommended)
View Academic Departments by Faculty
Explore UCL's Inter-departmental and cross-faculty
research groups and centres by research theme
Entrance Requirements
Specific entrance requirements are indicated in the undergraduate and postgraduate online prospectus (see below). If you are not from the UK you can explore UCL's country specific entrance requirements and information .
If your first language is not English and you have not undertaken study in the UK before check UCL's English Language requirements.
Realise your potential at UCL
An internationally renowned, multi-faculty university, situated in one of the world's most important intellectual and cultural hubs, UCL offers you superb opportunities for personal and intellectual development, network building and innovation.
Skills Development Programme
UCL's reputation is built on your success. The UCL Graduate School is committed to equipping you with the personal and professional skills essential for your current studies and future career.
UCL Advances
UCL believes in fostering and fuelling your ideas, stimulating collaboration and innovations that benefit you as well as society, the economy and the research community.
UCL Events
UCL gives you access to one of the world's richest hubs of intellectual activity with thought-leaders in every discipline presenting ground-breaking research on a daily basis.
Open Access Research
With the permission of staff and students UCL makes all its research open access. This gives you unparalleled access to new knowledge and maximum exposure for your ideas.
 Funding opportunities
UCL is committed to attracting the very best students irrespective of their background. UCL is very successful in attracting sources of funding, particularly for graduate research students. UCL has demonstrated its commitment to attracting the very brightest students by maintaining the Overseas Research Student award, which the UK Government discontinued in 2009.
You should research your funding options thoroughly. Many scholarships and awards are listed on UCL's Scholarships site.
Many other awards, including studentships, are held at department level and even with specific academics. It is therefore important to check with the department, division or research group that you are interested in. Contact details can be found either on academic department websites or in the online Graduate Prospectus subject index
UCL attracts students from 150 different countries and has dedicated resources to support international students to get the most out of their time at UCL. All international students are invited to a comprehensive orientation programme at the beginning of their studies to help them get off to a flying start. Students from outside the EU, who have not studied in London before, are also guaranteed a place in halls of residence. Check the International Office website for country specific information. Or become a fan and follow UCL on Facebook.
Three-quarters of UCL's student accommodation is within a fifteen minute walk from UCL's central London campus. The University of London's accommodation office can also help you to find appropriate private accommodation, including house-shares with students with similar interests.
 UCL offers a unique and richly rewarding experience including academic challenge, personal development and acquisition of personal and transferable skills within a stimulating and supportive environment.
UCL's location in leafy Bloomsbury, Central London, provides you with a safe and culturally rich base from which to explore the city's many attractions. Hundreds of student societies and events as well as a friendly, diverse student body make it easy to meet new people.
UCL hosts a range of open days and also conducts visits nationally and internationally to help you decide if graduate study at UCL is right for you. Explore
undergraduate open days or graduate open days.
Featured Programmes
UCL is building on its existing strength in teaching and research on the Americas by establishing the UCL Institute of the Americas as part of the Faculty of Social and Historical Sciences.
The UCL Institute of the Americas will promote, coordinate and provide a focus for research and postgraduate teaching on the Americas - Canada, the Caribbean, Latin America and the United States. You can read more about the Institute and the graduate degree programmes it will offer on the Institute’s website.
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