Specialised Universities and Higher Education Colleges
The following institutions offer British undergraduate and/or postgraduate degrees, but are usually specialised in one or two academic fields. All are listed as either Recognised or Listed institutions by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, meaning that they offer officially accredited British degrees:
- Academy of Live and Recorded Arts (drama)
- Bird College
- BPP University College of Professional Studies (business, law)
- British College of Osteopathic Medicine (medical)
- British School of Osteopathy (medical)
- Central School of Speech and Drama (theatre)
- City of London College
- Conservatoire for Dance and Drama (dance and drama) - made up of a range of institutions, those in London are Central School of Ballet, The Circus Space, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art, London Contemporary Dance School, Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance, and Royal Academy of Dramatic Art
- Courtauld Institute of Art (history of art)
- Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College
- EThames Graduate School
- European Business School London
- Greenwich School of Management (business, law)
- Guildhall School of Music and Drama (music and drama)
- Heythrop College (philosophy, theology)
- Holborn College (business, law)
- Institute of Cancer Research (medical research)
- Institute of Education (postgraduate teacher education)
- Islamic College for Advanced Studies
- Jagiellonian University - Polish Institute of Sciences (Polski Ośrodek Nauk)
- Kensington College of Business (business)
- London Business School (postgraduate business school)
- London College of Accountancy
- London College of Business
- London College of Management and Information Technology
- London College of Professional Studies
- London College of Traditional Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine
- London International College
- London Institute of Shipping and Transport (Shipping, Transport & Management)
- London School of Business and Finance (Business, Finance, Marketing)
- London School of Business and Management (Business, IT & Postgraduate)
- London School of Commerce (postgraduate business school)
- London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (medical)
- London School of Osteopathy
- London School of Theology
- London Studio Centre (dance)
- Mont Rose College of Management and Sciences (Business,Management & Hospitality)
- Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts (drama)
- Newham College of Further Education
- Oxford College of London
- Open University in London
- Polish University Abroad
- Ravensbourne (broadcasting, fashion, design, postgraduate)
- Regents Business School London
- Rose Bruford College
- Royal Academy of Dance
- Royal Academy of Music (music)
- Royal College of Art (art and design)
- Royal College of Music (music)
- Royal College of Nursing (nursing)
- Royal Veterinary College (veterinary)
- SAE Institute
- School of Advanced Studies (University of London) (research-led postgraduate specialisms)
- School of Design London (Northumbria University) formerly the London Centre for Fashion Studies (fashion)
- St George's, University of London (medical)
- The School of Pharmacy, University of London (pharmacy)
- Southwark College
- Tower Hamlets Campus, University of Cumbria
- Trinity Laban (music and dance) - made up of Trinity College of Music and Laban Contemporary Dance
- West End College London
Colleges which form the federal University of London are in italics
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