University of Roehampton

R University of Roehampton London

Roehampton was the first university that I visited and I instantly knew that it was the one for me.

We have ten academic departments, each undertaking world-class research and providing a supportive environment for our students. We also have a thriving Graduate School.

At Roehampton, we develop ideas that help us to understand our world. With international reach, our research informs policy, enriches culture and improves people’s lives.

When you join us, you will be taught by experts right from your first year of study. Our staff carry out world-class research, from discovering new animal species to uncovering evidence about human history.

17Jul

Narratives of the Holocaust: British Association for Holocaust Studies Sixth Annual Conference

Our University is comprised of four historic Colleges, which were all formed in the 19th century. When you join Roehampton as a student, you will become a member of one of them. Our Colleges help us provide the friendly, welcoming community that makes Roehampton unique in London. They provide social events, welfare support and opportunities for you to compete in sport and other activities.

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25Sep

Scientificdiscovery

Improvinglives

Uncoveringhistory

Welcome to the University of Roehampton

PGCE Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Postgraduate Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Narratives of the Holocaust: British Association for Holocaust Studies Sixth Annual Conference

PGCE Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Postgraduate Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Narratives of the Holocaust: British Association for Holocaust Studies Sixth Annual Conference

Roehampton awarded Silver in the Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework

Researcher awarded funding for £100,000 project on libraries

PGCE Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Postgraduate Open Evening

Undergraduate Open Day

Scientific
discovery

Improving
lives

Uncovering
history