University of East London

Overview

Established as a university in 1992, the University of East London is a modern university with a heritage dating back to 1898. The ultra-modern Docklands Campus, opened in 2000, was London's first new university campus in 50 years. The University of East London is a successful modern university, which is increasingly recognised for excellence in both teaching and research across a range of disciplines, and for our distinctive vision, values and culture. The campuses at Docklands and Stratford are located in East London, close to the major financial centre of Canary Wharf and the region chosen to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games.
The University of East London offers a wide range of programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate level, both on-campus and through distance and e-learning. This means students are able to choose a degree that meets their academic interests and employment aspirations.
Why choose the University of East London? With over 4,000 students from outside the UK, it is clear that the University of East London is a popular place for international students to study. Here are 10 excellent reasons for making the University of East London your choice: Studying / Living in London Impressive new facilities The wide choice of programmes Teaching excellence and subject expertise Rated in the top 10 modern universities for research Specialist support services Scholarships available for international students No 1 in the UK for inclusivity Active Alumni network Free orientation programme for international students

Ranking

Particular strengths include Anthropology, Architecture and the Visual Arts, Cultural and Media Studies, Education, Psychology and Sports Science.

Services for International Students

The University of East London International Office gives guidance from the initial stages of the application process through to arriving in London and helping you settle into your new life at UEL.
If you are an international applicant and you need further information or assistance about studying at the University of East London, please contact the International Office using the contact details below. The team of dedicated staff will be pleased to assist you with any enquiries you may have. Current students and alumni are also welcome to contact the International Offic
The International Office is normally open Monday to Friday from 10:00 – 16:00 during term-time. Our Student Reception is located at our Docklands Campus in the West Building, second floor, Room 2.12A.
During vacation periods, we advise students to call in advance to ensure that the appropriate member of staff is available to meet you.
Please note: The International Office reception desk is currently open from 10.00 - 12.00 and 2.00 - 4.00 daily, for staffing reasons.

Contact Information

International Office
University of East London
Docklands Campus
4 University Way
London
E16 2RD Tel: +44 (0) 20 8223 2805, Fax: +44 (0) 20 8223 7736
Email: international@uel.ac.uk

Accommodation

Around 800 rooms are available in the University of East London’s brand-new student village, opened in 2007. A further 400 rooms are available in the distinctive and colourful circular Halls of Residence. On-campus accommodation starts from £92 per week All rooms have en-suite facilities and internet access points. Go to http://www.uel.ac.uk/residential/index.htm for more details.

Campus

East London is now recognised as a great place to live, work and study. With the success of London's bid for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, it is on the threshold of tremendous change, and at the heart of the most exciting urban development project in Europe.
The University of East London has undertaken a £110 million programme of expansion and renewal, developing its campuses in Docklands and Stratford, and the Lifelong Learning Centre in Barking. The University of East London has created a world class learning environment that is attractive, accessible and welcoming, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with state-of-the art computing facilities, lecture theatres and learning resource centres.
The University of East London’s transforming vision for the region means the development of a new kind of university, serving the needs of its student community, and actively engaged in outreach and networking activities with local communities and businesses.

Health centre

There is a full range of on-campus health facilities at the University of East London with doctors, nurses and dentists. All students have full access to the health centre and all health care fees are fully covered by the National Health Service for full time students.

Location

The campuses at Docklands and Stratford are located in East London, close to the major financial centre of Canary Wharf and the region chosen to host the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games. 
URL: www.uel.ac.uk