Want to Study in London?
Start your academic journey in the heart of London with our range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses delivered at our London campus.
Situated in the vibrant Borough High Street area of Southwark, within one of the most diverse and exciting cities in the world, our London campus offers an inspiring setting for learning. Benefit from our expert team of staff, our small, supportive learning community, excellent transport links and exceptional opportunities for academic and professional growth.
Courses
Explore a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses available at our London campus.
Student and Wellbeing Services are available wherever you are
Wellbeing services
We are able to offer wellbeing appointments across both our sites and have various counselling options available to our students. The wellbeing advisor will offer practical support and guidance and signpost to the best option for you after your triage appointment. They can also support you with wellbeing strategies to help you thrive during your time with us.
Disability and inclusion
We are able to offer advice and support to help you with your university studies. Our disability advisors will meet with you to discuss your strengths and needs and help you with an individual learning plan to support you during your time studying with us. We can also help with screening for Additional Learning Needs and refer you for assessment if required.
Financial support and budgeting
Our financial support advisor can offer support with budgeting and making your money go further for you whilst you at university. If required, the financial support advisor can assess against requirements for our various hardship funds and advise on financial support which may be available to you.
Study skills
Our study skills teams can help you develop your academic skills for studying at university. Study skills advisors can also help you with planning and structuring written assignments and managing deadlines. We also have an English for Academic Purposes Advisor who can support with language skills for successful study.
Why London?
London is an unparalleled destination for undergraduate and postgraduate studies, offering a dynamic and enriching academic experience unlike any other.
Renowned for its iconic landmarks like the British Museum and the West End to vibrant neighbourhoods teeming with creativity and innovation, London provides an unparalleled setting for personal and intellectual growth. The vibrant metropolis of London serves as an inspiring backdrop for students to pursue their academic passions and expand their horizons
As a student in London, you’ll have access to an unmatched array of opportunities to enhance your academic journey and build valuable connections for your future career.
London on a budget
Living as a student in London on a budget can be challenging, but with smart planning, it’s entirely possible to enjoy the city without overspending.
Shared accommodation or commuting into university help cut down on accommodation costs, which is often the biggest expense. Consider, walking, cycling or public transport to get around – often places are closer than you think and discounts such as the 18+ Oyster card or the Student Rail card can save you valuable pounds. There are also lots of discounts available on shopping and eating out, including the local Better Bankside Buzz Card which offers discounts on local businesses and services. Free cultural activities, including museums, galleries, and parks, offer entertainment without extra cost, while the wealth of local employment opportunities can help with extra income. By budgeting wisely and taking advantage of student perks, London’s vibrant lifestyle remains accessible even on a limited budget.
Regional living costs
The Complete University Guide have provided a breakdown of the average cost of living in London as a student, answering questions on accommodation, travel and general costs associated with living in London.
Living costs
Health Sciences University can advise you about the costs of living in London, providing some useful tips on saving money around our campus. Speak to our Student Services for more information.
UCAS
UCAS has some useful tools to enable you to calculate costs, helping you to work out how to make your money last through each semester, giving you a monthly budget.
Apply today
Apply to one of our specialised London courses where you can make a difference and transform the lives of others.
Got questions about studying in London? Contact our admissions team to find our more about our courses or to arrange a visit.
Teaching and learning facilities
Our London site has a range of facilities to support students in their studies including a Learning Hub, which has an extensive library of books, journals and anatomical models.
The lecture theatre and teaching spaces have been fitted with high-tech audio-visual equipment; recent additions to this space include a virtual reality suite and a recording lab to support teaching and learning.
Students also have access to technique practice rooms and spaces for independent and group study.
London’s Calling
London’s diverse range of accommodation options provides ample choices for students.
Consider areas like Bermondsey, Southwark, Elephant and Castle, and Kennington, all with easy commuting to the campus. We can suggest numerous reputable third-party agencies and online platforms that can assist in finding suitable accommodation. Our team is available to offer guidance and support throughout the process, ensuring you secure a comfortable living arrangement for your time at Health Sciences University (Borough High Street London Campus).
Contact our student services for further assistance.
Find us
275 Borough High Street,
London SE1 1JE
News
Discover and read all the latest news, press releases and happenings here at Health Sciences University.
Dr Mahitha Naidu has recently graduated from the MSc Podiatry (Pre registration) course at Health Sciences University.
Health Sciences University, in collaboration with Dorset HealthCare, has launched a new Brain Health Clinic on its Bournemouth campus.
Carla tells us more about her experience of the course so far and what she enjoys about being part of the HSU community.
Dan Egelstaff is a First Year student on the MSc Occupational Therapy (pre-registration) course. The degree at Health Sciences University appealed to Dan when he was working as a Learning Disabilities Support Worker during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Natalia Purkiss is in her first year of the MSc Occupational Therapy (pre-registration) course at Health Sciences University.
The first of a series of special networking events between NIHR Wessex Experimental Medicine Network (WEMN) and HSU has taken place.
