Regent College London

Key Information
Location Various, London Established 2000 Famous Courses Business, Health, Computing

Key Information
Location	Various, London
Established	2000
Famous Courses	Business, Health, Computing

Overview

Regent College London (RCL) is an award-winning college which welcomes students of all ages from across the globe. RCL's aim is to provide a stimulating and supporting learning environment that enables students to interact, share stories and support each other within a collective community.

Courses are designed to improve students’ employability and enhance their career prospects. A lifelong dedication to improving and developing our students’ skills is fundamental to the success of the college.

With an external validation from the Quality Assurance Agency, Regent College London is a hub for excellence in student support and educational delivery.

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Location

Regent College London has five campuses across London, located in Harrow, Kingsbury, Southall, Wembley and in the centre of the city on Great Titchfield Street. All boast modern facilities, smart and cutting-edge technology and experienced, supportive members of staff.

Central London

The Regent College London central campus is situated on Great Titchfield Street and surrounded by the best lunch spots, global businesses and breathtaking architecture. At its central London location, you will be in awe of its surroundings on a daily basis, finding gems of London around every corner you turn. The world-renowned BT Tower is a stone’s throw away and you can even see its bright lights from our classrooms.

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