Scores
| Student satisfaction |
3.8 |
| Research assessment |
1.50 |
| Entry standards |
332 |
| Student/staff ratio |
14.9 |
| Academic services spend |
458 |
| Facilities spend |
152 |
| Good honours |
72% |
| Graduate prospects |
58% |
| Completion |
87.5 |
What do these scores mean?
History
- Heythrop College is the specialist Philosophy, Psychology and Theology College of the University of London.
- Founded in 1614, Heythrop College is the oldest College of the University of London.
- The College has one of the largest libraries and academic faculties in its field.
Location and transport
- Heythrop College is situated in private gardens in the heart of Kensington.
- It is less than five minutes walk from High Street Kensington Tube Station, which links to all but one of London's mainline railway stations.
Entry standards
- For entry in 2009-10 all programmes will have a requirement of 280 UCAS points.
Student mix
- 57.6% male, 42.4% female.
- Home/EU 93%, overseas 7%.
- Applications to places ratio, 3:1.
Course flexibility
- Many of the degrees can be taken part-time.
Teaching standards
- One-to-one tutorials, small groups, small class size, good results for students across range of entry standards.
Student facilities, including library and computing
- Has one of the largest libraries and academic faculties in its field.
- New Computer Suite from Summer 2008.
Disability services
- For information on disability services at Heythrop College visit the website.
Students' union
- The College has an active Student's Union which organizes many activities and clubs.
- All Heythrop students are members, automatically, of the University of London Union (ULU).
Sport
Availability of part-time work
- Students can easily find jobs along High Street Kensington.
UCAS Code H48
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