Royal Veterinary College, University of London

RVC has two campuses, in London (Camden) and Hertfordshire (Hawkshead). London is one of the best cities in the world to be a student, while Hertfordshire is a peaceful region with a range of towns and villages embedded in the countryside.

• Camden is one of the most creative and stimulating areas in London. It's home to the famous Camden Market and is close to London Zoo and Regent's Park.
• The King's Cross area, minutes' walk from campus, is a vibrant area of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The British Library and British Museum are just down the road.
• Hawkshead Campus sits in the picturesque countryside of Hertfordshire, with a selection of nearby villages and towns that offer great shopping, boutiques and nightlife.
• Hertfordshire has great cycle and footpaths. Just 20 minutes to London by train, Hertfordshire is brimming with exciting things to do.
• Both campuses have a Students' Union bar that offers events, entertainment and live sports, all with the aim of bringing the people of the RVC together.

• At Camden Campus, a large number of places are available in RVC's on-campus student halls and in off-campus accommodation.
• RVC's student halls vary in size and facilities, matching the way you prefer to live.
• Hawkshead Campus offers on-campus student halls, with just about everything you would want when studying right on your doorstep.
• RVC's student halls are supported by 24/7 security and an on-site maintenance team.

• The SU is run by students, for students, and provides a range of services to enhance your experience during your time at the RVC.
• The SU has a dedicated wellbeing officer and team to support you, and offers a wide range of clubs, societies and activities.
• Both campuses have their own bars, with entertainment and live sport. They're a great place to socialise with other students.

• Camden Campus is a short walk from London King's Cross St Pancras, with transport links to just about anywhere in the UK.
• London has a great public transport network and a bike hire scheme, with public bicycles available outside the campus.
• Getting around Potters Bar and the surrounding area is made simple by a number of public transport routes nearby.
• From Hawkshead Campus it's a short bus ride to Potters Bar town and train station, which has frequent trains to King's Cross.
• Both campuses are reachable from various airports including London Heathrow, London City, Gatwick, Luton, and Stansted.

• RVC students can apply to work as student ambassadors, work for the Students' Union or work as digital learning champions.