University of the Arts London
University of the Arts London - London, England
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Overview
University of the Arts London comprises six colleges: Camberwell College of Arts; Central St Martins College of Art and Design; Chelsea College of Art and Design; London College of Communication; London College of Fashion; Wimbledon College of Art. The University of the Arts, London was ranked 75th in the Times Good University Guide 2009.
Services for International Students
University of the Arts London offers presessional and insessional English courses for international students. The courses offer, language improvement classes, extensive writing testing and exam preparation as well as proof reading services.Each of these courses is designed to prepare and integrate new students to life in the UK and for their university courses, while the insessional courses are designed to provide support and aid throught student life.Location
Six distinctive and distinguished Colleges make up University of the Arts London, each of which is located within London, the Colleges are at the heart of their respective communities. Drawing on and contributing to the local culture, they foster closely-knit and welcoming environments in which to study, supported by all the resources of the larger University and the wider arts community.
The Language Centre of University of the Arts London is situated in the heart of Central London, a few yards from Holborn underground station. Language Centre students have easy access to all the capital's commercial and cultural attractions, and are taught in a well-equipped environment by fully qualified and experienced tutors.
Accommodation
Housing Services at University of the Arts London is here throughout your time as a student to advise you on your accommodation options. Whether you choose to live in one of the University's 13 halls of residence or in privately-rented accommodation, Housing Services can provide information and advice to help you find a suitable place to live.