Regent’s University London is an independent, non-profit university and one of only five private universities in the UK. In 2012-2013, it was granted the right to award official bachelor's and master's degrees to students.

The history of Regent’s University began in 1984, when the campus, originally part of Bedford College, was transferred to Rockford College, Illinois, USA. At that time, Regent’s College was established as part of a study abroad program for American students, who first arrived in 1985. The program remained popular for many years. Over time, Regent’s College expanded as other institutions joined:

• European Business School (EBS) – 1985,
• School of Psychotherapy and Counselling – 1990,
• Regent’s Business School – 2006, leading to the formation of Regent’s College London,
• Programs in Dramatic Arts, Film, and Media – launched in 2010,
• Fashion and Design programs – introduced in 2013.

In June 2013, the institution received university status and its current name: Regent’s University London.

The main mission of Regent’s University London is to educate future global leaders based on the principles of internationalism and professionalism.
As one of the most respected private universities in the UK, Regent’s University London provides students with top-tier resources and facilities essential for academic success, including libraries, computer labs, the unique Blackboard database, various media resources.

Regent’s University also features The Knapp, an art gallery showcasing works by both students and faculty. In addition to its main campus in Regent’s Park, the university has a Marylebone campus.

The Regent’s Student Union organizes social activities to ensure students make the most of their university experience. Students can enjoy clubs and societies, themed parties, networking events, excursions and much more!

Accommodation
Regent’s University London assists all students in finding housing in London and offers various accommodation options both on and off-campus.

On-Campus Residences
Located in Regent’s Park, the university's residences offer stunning views of gardens, a lake, and the park, while being close to shops, cafés, restaurants, and West End entertainment.

• Room options: Single, double, or triple rooms
• Facilities: Shared kitchen equipment, communal bathrooms on each floor, laundry room, computer room, TV lounge
• Cost: £287 – £417 per week

Off-Campus Residences (North Gower Street – 20 minutes from the university, near the British Library)

• Room options: Single, double, or triple rooms
• Facilities: Fully equipped kitchen, internet, TV, weekly cleaning, safe
• Cost: £9,758 – £12,818 per year

Private Apartments
Students can also opt for private housing, and the university offers assistance in finding suitable accommodations.

Why Choose Regent’s University London?

• The only independent, non-profit university in London,
• First private university in the UK to receive full government accreditation,
• Prime location – the main campus is in Regent’s Park, Central London,
• Highly international student body: 15% of students from the UK, 10% from the USA and the rest from over 150 countries,
• Global university partnerships,
• Alumni network of over 16,000 graduates from 155 countries,
• Strong ties with international organizations – offering students internship and job opportunities in top global companies,
• All faculty members are industry professionals,
• Equal tuition fees for all students, regardless of nationality.

Programmes:

• Pre-sessional English,
• Integrated Foundation,
• Undergraduate / Bachelor's,
• Postgraduate / Master's,
• Professional Development Courses,
• English Language Courses.

University Structure

English Language Centre
European Business School London:

• International Business and Management

Regent’s American College London:

• Arts,
• Business,
• Social Sciences,
• Humanities.

Regent’s Business School London:

• Business,
• Management,
• Marketing.

Regent’s Institute of Languages & Culture
Regent’s School of Psychotherapy & Psychology
Regent’s School of Drama, Film & Media
Regent’s School of Fashion & Design

Most Popular Fields of Study:

• Business and Management,
• Marketing,
• Fashion and Design,
• Psychology and Psychotherapy,
• Social and Humanities Sciences.

Admission Requirements

Foundation Programme:

• High school diploma,
• IELTS 5.5

Undergraduate (Bachelor’s Degree):

• High school diploma (GPA 4.0-5.0/5.0, depending on the program),
• IB / A-level / Foundation,
• IELTS 6.0 / TOEFL 80

Postgraduate (Master’s Degree):

• Bachelor’s degree,
• IELTS 6.5 (minimum 5.5 in each section) / TOEFL 90

Scholarships:
Regent’s University London offers scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Awards may be granted as financial support (starting from £1,500) or as tuition discounts, covering up to 25% or even 50% of the program cost.

Notable Alumni:

• Karl-Johan Persson – President & CEO of H&M,
• Max Marshall – Singer,
• Pontine Paus – Designer & Businesswoman,
• Jetsun Pema – Queen of Bhutan,
• Elizabeth Yake – Canadian Film Producer.