University College London - Bachelor's Degree

University College London – better known as UCL – is situated in the heart of London, with the British Library and the British Museum in close proximity. It is one of the world’s leading multi-disciplinary universities. For UCL, quality research is key in undergraduate teaching, hence the most up-to-date research discoveries, developments and ideas are incorporated into programs. Over 100 UCL undergraduate degree programs include study abroad as an integral part of the curriculum.

School Description

UCL was founded in 1826 on the premise of making higher education inclusive to those who had up until then been excluded from it. It went on to become the first university in England to admit women students on equal terms with men in 1878.
Twenty-nine Nobel Prizes have been awarded to UCL students and academics, past and present. The most recent addition (in 2014), is John O'Keefe (Medicine). UCL has also been awarded six Athena SWAN awards (fourteen of which are silver) and the Equality Challenge Unit has also awarded the university a Race Equality Charter bronze award.