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Camberwell College of Arts is a renowned art and design college driving positive social impact through art and design. Its unique studio culture offers students the freedom and support to explore their creativity and use facilities that embrace traditional craftsmanship and digital technology.

Central Saint Martins is alive with different ways of thinking, making and doing. Across art, design and performance, its students create the ideas, materials and actions for a better future.

Chelsea College of Arts has a worldwide reputation for producing some of the leading artists and designers of the day. Specialising in fine art, design and curating, it provides students with a stimulating space and supportive environment so they can develop their practice.

London College of Communication is home to future-facing creatives, exploring and rethinking what communication is and why it matters. It works at the cutting edge of new thinking in design, media and screen.

London College of Fashion is a world-leader in fashion design, media and business education. It leads in boundary-pushing research where fashion intersects with science, engineering and technology; and partners with top brands and helps launch new businesses.

Wimbledon College of Arts has an international reputation for producing performance graduates known for their creativity, technical accomplishment and professionalism. Its intimate, supportive community encourages practical experimentation to learn skills needed for a successful career in the arts.

UAL Creative Computing Institute offers innovative new courses, research opportunities and a public platform to explore computer science and creative practice. The institute supports interdisciplinary teaching, research and knowledge exchange in creativity and computational technologies.

UAL works with a range of professional, statutory and regulatory bodies to provide a small number of courses with university and professional body accreditation. University of the Arts London collaborates with its partners including:

United Kingdom

• Falmouth University
• Norwich University of the Arts
• Arts University Bournemouth
• University for the Creative Arts
• South Essex College of Further and Higher Education
• Greater Brighton Metropolitan College
• London Contemporary Dance School
• Birkbeck, University of London

Hong Kong

• Hong Kong University School of Professional and Continuing Education

Japan

• Kyoto Institute of Technology

Singapore

• Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

Students can learn more about  at UAL by visiting the university’s website.

UAL students have access to the libraries at all six colleges, and their resources. The collections offer great opportunities for subject-specific and cross-disciplinary learning and research.

The university offers a wide range of support to help students with their studies and research at UAL. This includes face-to-face tutorials, workshops and online learning materials covering many topics. Support is available to all students at UAL.

Several digital tools are available to help students throughout their time at UAL. This ranges from free software to online tools for showcasing their work and starting a business.

UAL’s tool named  is an exclusive new platform for students to showcase their work and connect with peers from across all subject disciplines at the University. They will also be able to present their work to potential employers and partners.

The Language Centre offers English language development support to full-time international students, as well as pre-sessional English classes to prepare students to start their course. They also provide evening classes in modern languages and intercultural and communication training.

The English courses are British Council accredited and the pre-sessional courses are BALEAP accredited. Find out about the  for the courses offered at UAL.

staff provide free, professional and confidential service to UAL students and, where appropriate, to prospective students who are considering applying for courses at the University.

Student Services works in conjunction with colleagues responsible for academic support as well as with the student welfare mentors at halls of residence. Integrating support from these teams ensures that support and advice is appropriate and relevant, enabling students to succeed.

For questions about money matters, immigration or a host of other issues, UAL’s Student Advice Service offers personalised advice and guidance. They can also direct students to additional support, where needed.

University of the Arts London offers free, one-to-one, confidential counselling to students at each college. Some areas where counselling can be helpful include anxiety/stress, course-related problems, and homesickness.

The Health Advice Service provides advice and information to students at the University about any aspect of health and wellbeing. Advice is available for students who have questions or concerns about healthy eating, physical well-being, and mental health.

Get confidential advice and support through the Disability Service. Access is available to students and prospective students who are, or believe they may be, disabled, dyslexic or have long-term health or mental health conditions. Disability Advisers work with individuals to identify and remove any barriers to study. 

 are available to all students who have been offered a place on a course at UAL. Life in the halls of residence is a communal and enriching experience for the students. will help students find the most suitable and convenient place to live, in a fully student-focused environment, within easy reach of their college.

All of UAL’s halls are staffed 24 hours a day and either have a residence manager or accommodation manager who manages the team in each hall.

• Residence and accommodation managers are responsible for the day-to-day management of the building and the welfare of students. Students can always contact their manager for help with anything to do with their halls, advice on their local area, or if they just need someone to chat with.

• Halls reps live and work in the halls. They provide peer-to-peer support throughout the year and run the events programme. It’s their job to make sure students have the best university experience possible.

The Social Programme is completely coordinated by students, which makes it unique, inclusive and empowering for everyone involved. The majority of events are free and the programme pioneers campaigns and community projects across every hall. 

empowers UAL students and graduates to make a living doing what they love. Working collaboratively with UAL courses, enhances students’ employability and creative attributes through experiential learning and access to industry.

From the moment the students arrive at the university, they can access various services for free, including:

• one-to-one CV and business advice
• industry talks
• career workshops
• mentoring
• funding
• job opportunities and paid internships

Careers and Employability offers online career advice to help students in their job search and application process. This includes information on CV writing, how to perform during an interview and how to build a strong portfolio.

UAL supports students and graduates to find jobs and internships in the creative industries. There are many avenues for students and graduates to find support for their careers:

• is UAL's recruitment agency, providing students and alumni with a range of flexible job opportunities within UAL and with external businesses.  With opportunities in the creative and non-creative industries, Arts Temps is accredited as a London Living Wage employer.

• is a leading online jobs board, run by UAL’s Careers and Employability team, advertising paid jobs and internships across the creative industries. All the roles offered pay an amount equivalent to or higher than the UK National Minimum Wage.

• Free events and workshops are designed to help students to develop the skills and knowledge they need to get the best jobs, go freelance, or start their own businesses. Careers and Employability host annual events like Global Enterprise Week and Starting Out, offering free support and accessible to all students.