University in United Kingdom
London, England, United Kingdom
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Regent's University London is a private university set in 11 acres of private, gated grounds inside the Inner Circle of Regent's Park in central London, close to Marylebone. It gained taught-degree awarding powers in 2012 and university status in June 2013, and since 2020 has been part of Galileo Global Education, an international higher education group. The university is governed by a Board of Directors whose Chair is independent of both Regent's and Galileo, with academic governance overseen by the Academic Committee.
Teaching is organised in four schools that work together on interdisciplinary projects: the School of Business (business and management, entrepreneurship, finance, luxury brand management, luxury hospitality management, marketing and media, tech for business), the School of Arts and Culture (architecture and interior design, art history and global art markets, fashion and design, film, acting and screenwriting, international relations, marketing and media), the School of Law (LLB Law, with or without foundation year) and the School of Psychotherapy and Psychology (psychotherapy and counselling, psychology). Regent's School of English runs British Council accredited English language courses on the same campus.
Study runs from integrated foundation years through three-year bachelor's degrees (BA, BSc and LLB) to MA, MSc and MProf programmes and certificate courses in psychotherapy and counselling. Degrees combine a subject core, special electives and common modules, taught in small, collaborative classes rather than traditional lectures. Students take part in live projects such as the Luxury Lab and the Future Founders Programme, and in placements, while the Huckletree Innovation Lab, opened on campus in 2023 with the co-working brand Huckletree, provides pods, meeting rooms and event space for student entrepreneurs.
The university has a community of about 2,500 students and over 34,000 alumni in more than 170 countries. Students come from more than 130 nationalities, and all students pay the same tuition fees regardless of nationality. Most courses start in September or January.
Campus life centres on Reid Hall and Oliver Flats, the on-site halls of residence, together with The Brasserie, The Goodbrew café, a student bar, a cinema room, the Evolve wellness studio and an outdoor sports court. The Student Union represents students and runs societies, events and competitive teams in polo, volleyball, football and basketball that play in BUCS, the London Universities Sport League and SUPA polo nationals. Student support covers academic, financial, health, emotional and disability support, with each student assigned an Academic Advisor and a Student Experience Officer. Regent's is a signatory to the Universities UK Concordat to Support Research Integrity and partnered with the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) for 2025-26.
All students pay the same tuition fees regardless of nationality, and fees are fixed for the duration of the course. Annual undergraduate fees for September 2026 and January 2027 entry are £24,500 for arts, humanities, media, international relations, psychology and design courses, and £27,750 for business courses, BSc Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship and LLB Law. Most taught master's programmes cost £28,750; exceptions are MA Global Art Markets (£39,000), MA Luxury Brand Management (£31,000), MA Luxury Hospitality Management (£15,500) and MProf Psychotherapy (£11,000). Non-refundable advance deposits are £1,500 for UK students and £5,000 for international students. See tuition fees.
£1,000 to £4,000 off first-year tuition fees for new students of any nationality holding an offer for a full-time undergraduate degree (including with foundation) starting January 2027. Students are assessed automatically and must pay the deposit within 14 days of scholarship confirmation. It cannot be deferred or combined with other awards. Details.
£1,000 to £4,000 off tuition fees for new full-time postgraduate students starting January 2027, excluding MA Luxury Hospitality Management, MProf Psychotherapy and the psychotherapy certificates. Assessment is automatic, with the deposit payable within 14 days. Details.
£8,000 off first-year tuition fees for a limited number of new students from India on selected business, law and finance undergraduate and postgraduate courses starting January 2027. Details.
Funded by Robert McKee for BA (Hons) Screenwriting and Producing students (with or without foundation): £7,000 towards fees for each year of study plus a place at the London Screenwriters' Festival. Applicants submit a short film script of up to five pages; deadlines are 30 November (January entry) and 31 July (September entry), and shortlisted applicants are interviewed. Details.
20% off postgraduate tuition fees for Regent's undergraduate and study abroad alumni starting a postgraduate course in September 2026 or January 2027, with some psychotherapy progressions excluded. Applicants holding an offer apply through a short form. Details.
A £2,000 award to one Year 2 or Year 3 business student for academic performance, enterprise, internationalism and community spirit, decided by an 800 to 1,000 word essay and a presentation by shortlisted applicants. Details.
Eligible home students can apply to Student Finance England for a tuition fee loan of up to £6,525 per year at Regent's, which does not cover the full fee, plus maintenance support; postgraduate master's and doctoral loans are also available. US citizens can use private educational loans processed by the Finance Department (Regent's is not eligible for Federal Student Aid). State-sponsored loans and grants are available to students from Norway and Sweden. See scholarships and funding.
UG Global Scholarship (January 2027) →
PG Global Scholarship (January 2027) →
Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship for India (January 2027) →
Robert McKee Screenwriting Scholarship →
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View scholarships for Regent's University London →Regent's accepts applications throughout the year. Applicants choose a course, click 'apply now' on the course page and complete the online form, uploading a copy of the passport photo page, proof of English proficiency, proof of academic qualifications and a personal statement of 300 to 500 words (undergraduate) or 500 to 700 words (postgraduate). References are not required unless requested by Admissions. Applicants for creative courses may be asked for a portfolio, and some courses require an interview or audition. Undergraduate applicants can also apply through UCAS using institution code R18. Offers are sent by email and are either unconditional or conditional on qualifications, English proficiency, visa history documents or an under-18s form.
Integrated foundation (Level 3): minimum 56 UCAS points or international equivalent. Undergraduate Year 1 (Level 4): minimum 96 UCAS points (A-level CCC) or international equivalent; some courses require 64 UCAS points (A-level CC), and some require an interview, audition or portfolio review. Accepted qualifications include the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma with 96 UCAS points, the International Baccalaureate with 24 points (16 points for the integrated foundation), the European Baccalaureate with 67% (55% for foundation), the French Baccalauréat Général with 11 points, the IBCP and Qualifi Level 3 certificates with 96 UCAS points. Transfer entry to Level 5 (Year 2) and Level 6 (Year 3) is available on selected courses. The personal statement should explain why the applicant wants to study the subject, how their studies have prepared them and what else they have done to prepare (at least 50 words on each).
Qualifications are assessed by Admissions against UK ENIC equivalence, with country-specific requirements for around 60 countries. For applicants from Ghana, foundation entry requires WASSCE with an average of C (C6 minimum) across five subjects; undergraduate entry requires WASSCE/WAEC/SSCE with an average of C plus an international foundation year at 45-50%. Integrated foundation years are available on all undergraduate programmes for students without the qualifications for direct entry.
All applicants must show English proficiency on the CEFR scale. IELTS Academic for UKVI: 5.5 overall with no component below 5.5 (foundation), 6.0 overall with no component below 5.5 (undergraduate), 6.5 overall with no component below 5.5 (postgraduate). PTE Academic: 59 (foundation), 64 (undergraduate) and 67 (postgraduate) overall with no skill below 59. TOEFL iBT: 72, 80 and 88 overall with minimum Reading 18, Listening 18, Speaking 20 and Writing 17. Duolingo: 100, 110 and 120 overall with at least 100 in each skill. LanguageCert, Trinity ISE, Oxford Test of English Advanced, Kaplan and Cambridge tests are also accepted. Conditional offer holders can take Password Skills Plus, a free online test, at the same 5.5/6.0/6.5 levels. UK and US nationals also provide proof, for example GCSE English grade 4/C or a US high school diploma.
Postgraduate (Level 7) entry requires a minimum second-class UK undergraduate degree or an equivalent international qualification; a pre-master's from an approved institution is also accepted. Exceptional entry with three years of work experience is possible by academic referral only. Requirements vary by course.
International students need a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS) from Regent's before applying for a Student visa, and must apply within six months of receiving the CAS. Regent's advises a minimum of £1,529 per month for London living costs for up to nine months, alongside first-year tuition fees less any deposit paid. Regent's can confirm English level on the CAS for students who pass its own assessment. Dependants may accompany only students on doctoral or research-based postgraduate courses.
Regent's Park campus, London NW1 4NS: the university's single campus, an 11-acre private, gated site in the Inner Circle of Regent's Park with 24/7 security and ID card access. All four schools and Regent's School of English teach here.
The campus is reached from Baker Street Underground station, and the historic Astronomical Observatory dome from the Bedford College era remains on site.
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