As a student in the School of Life and Health Sciences, you'll spend time learning in our state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring you graduate with professional, practical skills and expertise.
We have computer suites which you can use 24-hours a day, as well as dedicated computing stations for data processing and analysis for students and staff undertaking research.
Whatever course you join, you will also have access to our University Library, which was opened in 2017 and is one of the best in London.
Click on the links below to find out more about our specialist facilities.
Medieval Skeletal Collection
The School of Life and Health Sciences has a large collection of human skeletal remains, used for teaching and research. It comprises over 300 Anglo-Saxon burials from a 9th-12th century cemetery in Surrey, and gives a rare glimpse on the demography and health of a British Medieval rural community. Our Zoology and Biological Sciences students can sign up to the optional third-year module of Human Osteology and Diversity and learn how to "read" the skeleton (age, sex, stature, pathologies), and they are offered the opportunity to help study the remains during the summer, on a volunteer basis.
