UCL (University College London)

About the institution

University College London (UCL) is a Russell Group university and was the first English institution to admit men and women on equal terms. Over 40 former members have been awarded Nobel Prizes. Many of its facilities are in Bloomsbury, central London; a number of its student residences are close by. Undergraduates take part in the two-week UCL Global Citizenship Programme after their summer exams, working with students from different subjects on projects relating to issues such as global heath, human wellbeing and sustainable cities.

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Key facts (HESA)

All students:

37,905

Male UG students:

47%

Female UG students:

53%

Full-time students:

81%

Under 21 on entry:

33%

International:

30%

Undergraduate:

49%

Degree classifications (HESA)

First: 37%

2.1: 48%

2.2: 8%

Pass: 1%

Employability (DLHE)

93%

In work or further study 6 months after graduation

Email institution

UCAS code:

U80

Gower Street Camden WC1E 6BT

Telephone number:

02033701214

Student satisfaction
7.4/10

Guardian university guide rank

out of 121

Times university guide rank

out of 129

Delivering high quality teaching, learning and outcomes for its students. It consistently exceeds rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.