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LONDON SOUTHBANK UNIVERSITY
London, England
Particular: Details
Location: London, Southwark
Established: 1992
Total Students: 17,985
Percentage of International Students: 22%
London South Bank University (LSBU) is a public university in Elephant and Castle, London. It is based in the London Borough of Southwark, near the South Bank of the River Thames, from which it takes its name. Founded in 1892 as the Borough Polytechnic Institute, it achieved university status in 1992.
- School of Applied Sciences
- School of Arts and Creative Industries
- School of the Built Environment and Architecture
- School of Business
- School of Engineering
- School of Health and Social Care
- School of Law and Social Sciences
- Student services
- Financial advice
- Learning resources
- Student employability
- Disability and dyslexia support
- Health and wellbeing
- Gender Support
| National rankings | |
| Complete (2020)[21] | 87 |
| Guardian (2020)[22] | 68 |
| Times / Sunday Times (2020)[23] | 86 |
| Global rankings | |
| QS (2020)[24] | 701–750 |
| THE (2020)[25] | 801–1000 |
| British Government assessment | |
| Teaching Excellence Framework[26] | Silver |
- Chesterman House
- Dean House
- Loring Hall
- Surrey House
- Surrey House Annexe
- Raymont Hall
- Ewan Henderson Court
The main campus populates a triangular section of roads in the Borough of Southwark, immediately north of the Elephant and Castle. London’s South Bank is a short tube or bus journey away from Waterloo or London Bridge. To the north of the campus is Borough Road, where the main entrance is situated and the original building of the Borough Polytechnic Institute. To the west is London Road and to the east is Southwark Bridge Road. At the northwest corner is St George’s Circus.
Schiller International University had a campus in the Technopark Building on the London South Bank University property. In August 2011 Schiller stated that it was closing its London campus and will not start the Autumn 2011 semester there, due to stricter student visa requirements in the United Kingdom.
There is a smaller satellite campus in east London: at Havering (LSBU at Havering), diagonally opposite Harold Wood station.
- Sir David Adjaye, architect
- WavinyaNdeti, politician
- Frank Auerbach, painter
- Shaun Bailey, politician
- Sue Black, computer scientist
- Paul Burstow, former politician
- Mel Calman, cartoonist
- Edd China, television presenter and engineer
- June Clark, nurse
- Dennis Creffield, artist
- Cliff Holden, painter
- Edna Adan Ismail, former foreign minister of Somaliland
- Jordan Kensington
- Leon Kossoff (Art)
- Don Lawrence (Illustration)
- Nick Leslau (Surveying)
- RusselLissack, musician
- Norma Major, philanthropist and wife of Sir John Major
- Shahid Malik, politician
- Zacarias Moussaoui[32] (International business)
- Sarah Mullally (Nursing)
- Bridget Prentice (Law)
- Bali Rai (Politics)
- Miles Richmond (Art)
- Joan Ryan, politician
- Marsha de Cordova, politician
- Greg Searle
- Enoch Showunmi (Business)
- Edward Skoyles
- Phil Spencer (Estate management)
- Mike Weatherley, politician
- Charlie Whiting
- Louise Woodward (Law)
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