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Calendar & Events

24 Sep 12 Autumn Semester Start
This is the start of the autumn semester for 2012/2013. This semester lasts for 16 weeks.
24 Sep 12 Autumn Enrolment
Enrolment starts and lasts only for the first week of the Autumn semester.
15 Dec 12 Christmas Break Start
This is the start of the Christmas Break for 2012/2013. This holiday lasts for 4 weeks.
13 Jan 13 Christmas Break End
This is the end of the Christmas Break for 2012/2013.
8 Feb 13 Autumn Semester End
This is the end of the autumn semester for 2012/2013.
18 Feb 13 Spring Semester Start
This is the start of the Spring Semester for 2012/2013. This semester lasts for 16 weeks.
18 Feb 13 Spring Enrolment
Enrolment starts and lasts only for the first week of the Spring semester.
30 Mar 13 Easter Break Start
This is the start of the Easter Break for 2012/2013. This break lasts for 3 weeks.
21 Apr 13 Easter Break End
This is the end of the Easter Break for 2012/2013.
28 Jun 13 Spring Semester End
This is the end of the Spring Semester for 2012/2013.

Campus Location

London & Notting Hill Gate

A feature on which students often remark is our location - Notting Hill Gate - both truly British and at the same time cosmopolitan, a home to politicians, celebrities and the internationally famous Notting Hill Carnival and Portobello Market. With around 110 different nationalities on our campus, the college mirrors this diversity while providing a truly British experience.

The nightlife is great with Notting Hill Gate's vast selection of clubs, bars, restaurants and pubs. Art and culture lovers may enjoy an evening out at the Gate Theatre or a local cinema.

London's famous landmarks such as Buckingham Palace, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Tower of London, Hyde Park, Tate Britain & Tate Modern, the London Eye, Madame Tussauds, the British Museum and Victoria & Albert Museum are some of the draws of living and studying in the city.

London is one of the world's most international and cosmopolitan cities. Alongside New York and Tokyo, London is a hub of the global economy.

London is both a historic capital and a hotbed of new ideas and innovation. It is a city of parks, culture and commerce, and is home to many world-renowned museums, galleries and famous buildings. It is a hugely exciting place to live and the area around the College has one of the lowest crime rates in London.

Traveling to the College

Journey Planner

To obtain information on the quickest travel routes for your journey look on the London Underground web page on www.tfl.gov.uk and click on Journey Planner and type in the details of your journey. Alternatively, you can telephone London Transport Travel Information on 020 7222 1234 (from the UK ) or 004420 7222 1234 (from abroad)

By underground

Travel to Notting Hill Gate station on the Central, District or Circle Line.

On arriving at Notting Hill Gate station leave through the North exit (Portobello side) and walk west towards McDonalds and Marks & Spencer food store along Notting Hill Gate. Turn right, into an alleyway, immediately after Oxfam, which is approximately 150 yards from the station. You are now in Victoria Gardens. The college campus is on the right hand side. Proceed through the car park, up the steps to the ground floor reception.

By Mainline Train

The nearest mainline station is Paddington located on the Circle and District lines of the London underground.

Euston, King’s Cross and Liverpool Street mainline stations are accessible by the Circle Line of the London Underground.

Victoria mainline station is accessible by the Circle and District lines of the London Underground.

By Bus

Buses 27, 28, 31, 52, 70, 94, 148, 328, 390, 452 have stops within a short walking distance from the college.