Prior to joining UAL, Professor Stanton was Interim Vice Chancellor at Bishop Grosseteste University, having previously served as Vice-Chancellor at York St John and Solent Universities.
University of the Arts London (UAL) has continued its upward trend in the Guardian University Guide ranking – now ranking at 13th place out of 122 institutions for 2025. In five years, UAL has progressed 32 places in the league.
Join us for the launch of Better Making: the transformative creative social prescribing model developed by the Art programme at Central Saint Martins
As CSM Shows season approaches, here's some key information about changes to building access on specific dates in May and June.
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Student life at London College of Communication (LCC) is full of possibilities. You'll be joining a creative community of around 4,500 students at the heart of Elephant and Castle.
Take advantage of our industry-standard facilities, write for Artefact - our College magazine, or visit one of the many museums and galleries within walking distance.
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BA (Hons) Media Communications student Ifan moved from South Wales to London to pursue a career in journalism. He reflects on how studying and living in the city has prepared him for fast-paced environments and new perspectives.
Value Talks
Students speaking up: art, activism and everything in between
In this episode of Value Talks, 3 recent LCC graduates – Abi Chapman, Nicki Deux and Alex Goodall – discuss how we can use our voices to effect change, the importance of co-creation, and how we can become better allies to the communities we work for, with and within.
Getting past the pitch: turning filmmaking into your career
In this Value Talk, LCC graduates and filmmakers Samona Olanipekun, Natalja Safranova and Tash Tung explore how they’ve been able to shape their careers around their practice.
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Learn about the Stanley Kubrick Archive at the UAL Archives and Special Collections Centre.
Discover more about Elephant and Castle, including places to visit, eat, travel and open spaces.
Our Placements Team supports all students to enhance their experience of work experience and placements.
The Diploma in Professional Studies is a year-long learning opportunity for design industry internships and collaborations.
Talent Works gives second year Home (UK) students paid work with local charities, social enterprises and community groups on a wide range of creative and communications projects.
The College runs a programme of events, exhibitions and student shows throughout the year.
The Arts Students’ Union can support you throughout your time at University, helping you meet new people, try new things and access helpful information.
News lifestyle and culture by Journalism students at LCC.
UAL's Post-Grad Community is an inclusive platform for all UAL postgraduate students to share work, find opportunities and connect with other creatives within the UAL and beyond.
Find out more about the different types of accommodation offered by UAL and discover broader advice about living in London.
The Student Advice and Funding Service provide information and guidance on funding options around fees and living costs.
UAL Student Services offer free and confidential help and advice.
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Recent MA Photography graduate Margarita Galendina discusses the importance of weaving her Siberian heritage throughout her work and some of her major professional achievements as an early-career creative.
Media School graduate Amrita Chandradas discusses winning at the Study UK Alumni Awards and the importance of remaining curious about the world around us.
Débora Caro-Reyes chats to us about developing her own hybrid practice, gaining inspiration through graduate networks, and producing her first solo exhibition at the Gabriela Mistral Gallery.
MA Television graduate Laura de Pablo discusses how she navigates her own professional journey by utilising both business and creative insights.
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