London is one of the world's most popular cities, and studying at our campus places you right in the midst of it all.
Although the University of Cumbria's roots are firmly placed in the North of England, we also provide outstanding teacher training, professional policing qualifications and advanced clinical practice courses in the East End of this famous capital city.
We have been inspiring teachers for over 100 years, beginning with our founding institutions, St Martin’s College in Lancaster and Charlotte Mason College in Ambleside. We collaborate with over 1000 primary and secondary schools across the country, so you'll have the opportunity to experience teaching in a variety of classroom settings.
The University of Cumbria is one of the College of Policing's approved providers, which means our courses were developed with your future in the Police Force in mind. Our Policing team have a wealth of experience across the full spectrum of services, so you'll receive the highest quality of teaching both at a practical and theoretical level.
If you're a nurse, paramedic or other health care professional looking to enhance your professional development, then our Advanced Practice (Clinical) course provides a flexible programme in which to develop your knowledge and skills. It's accredited by the Royal College of Nursing, so you can be confident that the skills you acquire are relevant and will lead to big changes in your career.
Driving
The postcode for sat navs is E14 6JE. There are three University of Cumbria parking bays at East India Dock Road, one of which is designated for disabled drivers. To access this, please contact us on 0207 517 4800.
The nearest pay and display car park is The West India Quay Car Park, Hertsmere Road, London E14 4AN.
If you're looking for that small campus experience in a big city, then our London campus is for you.
With an extensive selection of things to see and do just a short distance away, and excellent transport links, you'll never struggle to find things to explore during your studies.
You’re also only a 15-minute walk away from the vibrant and diverse Chrisp Street, a Victorian era shopping district with an eclectic range of small retail outlets, market stalls and cafés.
