Professor Erin Schuman, a world leading neurobiologist currently based in Germany, will join UCL as the new Director of the ...

Leading eye disease specialist Professor Andrew Dick has been appointed as the new Dean of UCL’s Faculty of Brain Sciences, ...

In partnership with Bloomberg Philanthropies and the organization’s Government Innovation program, we have developed the Public Sector Capabilities Index, the first global tool designed to assess ...

for Architecture and the Built Environment. The Bartlett has also ranked #1 in the UK for the tenth year in a row. IIPP research addresses how public value is imagined, practised and evaluated to ...

Our different computational techniques span time and length-scales from the macro- through the meso- to the nanoscale. We are committed to studying new approaches and techniques that bridge these ...

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2026 marks UCL’s bicentenary year, and we look forward to the Health of the Public Annual Symposium being a showcase of the bold ideas shaping healthier futures across our community. This year’s ...

The Master's Funding Awards (MFA) enable UK postgraduate taught students, from a diverse range of backgrounds, to take up their offer of study at UCL. Listed below are the schemes that are available ...

Collated by the BAME Awarding Gap Project, this list of resources and examples from within UCL and from other universities will be regularly updated. They are collated under the following themes: The ...

Subject to approval by the Departments/ Divisions and Faculties concerned, a student may be permitted to transfer from one UCL programme to another, if certain conditions are met. This includes, inter ...

The current procurement paradigm emphasises efficiency and risk, although innovation and social value considerations also feature. The last ten years have seen a renewal of industrial policy, based ...

Blended finance emerged to address a central paradox in the global economy: the coexistence of abundant private capital and a perceived shortage of public resources to meet development needs.