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City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London)

Key Information
Rank 69
Location London, England
Established 1733
International Students 8.2%
Famous Courses Medicine, Health Sciences
International Fees £13,000-31,690
Key Information
Location London, England
Established 1733
Famous Courses Medicine, Health Sciences
International Fees £13,000-31,690

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Overview

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) is the only specialist provider of medical and health sciences higher education in the UK, providing education, training and world-class research. The institution is attached to St George’s Hospital, one of the UK’s largest and busiest teaching hospitals, and was founded in 1733.

As well as a standard medical degree, St George’s offers a number of related subjects, such as Biomedical Science and Paramedic Science. St George’s boasts impressive employment statistics, with 96% of students across all subjects going on to employment or further study six months after graduating, with the proportion increasing to 100% for medical graduates.

An Advanced Patient Simulator allows students to practice their medical skills on real-life situations, working with computer-controlled mannequins that simulate a wide range of health problems. State-of-the-art labs also help testing a student’s ability to a wide range of medical tasks.

On 1 August 2024, St George’s, University of London merged with City, University of London to form City St George’s, University of London - now one of the largest higher education destinations for students in London. While the new institution operates under a unified identity, references to the legacy names may still appear, and the St George’s profile will remain in use for the duration of the 2025/26 academic cycle.

For the 2025/26 academic year, City St George’s is operating under a dual running model, maintaining separate application policies and procedures. Programmes and study locations for 2025 entry are expected to remain unchanged.

 

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Services for International Students

City St George's offers a dedicated International Student Support service within the more general Student Centre, which offers support of all kinds to all students. Welcome Weekends run at the beginning of the year and introduce international students to life in London and the University. In addition, the Student Union runs an International Student Society, which runs events to help international students meet each other and experience cultures from the UK and around the world.

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Rankings

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Accommodation

All international students are prioritised a place in University accommodation for their first year. Accommodation is split between St George’s’ Horton Halls and the University of London’s intercollegiate halls. Horton Halls of Residence houses almost 500 students in self-catering single study/bedroom units, each unit with its en-suite facilities. Intercollegiate halls, as well as private ones, can be found across London.

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Location

City St George's is located in south-west London on the same site as St George’s Healthcare NHS Trust, just five minutes’ walk from Tooting Broadway Tube station. There are also several buses that stop directly outside St. George’s and Tooting Broadway for travel into the centre of London.

City St George's, University of London (Formerly St George's, University of London) Alumni

  • Professor Hannah Valentine (First Chief Officer for Scientific Workforce Diversity at the National Institute of Health in Washington DC)
  • John Hunter (Considered the father of modern surgery)
  • Harry Hill (Comedian)
  • Edward Jenner (The first doctor to introduce and study the smallpox vaccine)
  • Patrick Christopher Steptoe (Developer of in vitro fertilisation)
  • Henry Gray (Author of Grey’s Anatomy)

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