Albion College is situated in the heart of London in the famous Bloomsbury Square. It occupies an elegant two hundred year old building with bright, spacious and modern classrooms. Many of the rooms are fitted with magnificent antique fireplaces and superb lighting. In short, the College provides a perfect environment in which to study. There are excellent IT and library facilities, as well as areas in which to work and relax between lessons.

As Albion College is in Zone I, it is well served by bus and train links – just a three minute walk from Holborn Underground Station. It is also within easy walking distance of the West End its many theatres, shops, restaurants, and historical attractions. Form Holborn, trains go directly to North, East and West London, and there is a direct link to Heathrow Airport.
Bloomsbury is an area which has long been associated with such college as LSE, UCL, Central St. Martin’s, SOAS, and is within reach of all other institutions which make up the University of London.

Michael Addison
BA (Hons) (Bristol), MA (Sussex)
Principal

Celine Dunne
BA (Hons) (Dublin), High Diploma in Education
Principal

They are all three year full time programmes and can be taken part time over a longer period. Tuition is provided by Albion College and examinations are set and assessed by the University of London.

Students at Albion College benefit form small class sizes and individual care and support, as they prepare for their

university of London examination. Many students find degree programmes difficult and confusing. Sometimes it is not easy to understand exactly what is expected, and individual advice is not always easy to obtain. At Albion College you will receive all the help you require to realize your full potential in a professional and friendly environment. Each student is allocated their own personal tutor and all teachers find time to assist with specific problems.

Students are also prepared thoroughly for their examinations with a concentration on essay writing skills and a focus on past examination papers.

Tuition is divided between lectures, seminars and tutorials, and is supplemented by outside specialists from universities, and from the business and legal world. Tutorial groups are small, with a maximum of 4 students.

Students benefit from excellent study facilities at Albion College. The college is also a short distance form the libraries of the London School of Economics and Political Science and of the University of London library in Senate House. Access to these libraries can be arranged for the External students.

Studying at London
London is an exciting city in which to study with its many historical attractions, and the college is ideally positioned within numerous other places of interest which make London such a stimulating place in which to live and study.

Albion College provides a perfect location for External students of the University of London degree programmes. For Law students, it is an advantage to be close to the Old Bailey and the Inns of Court, allowing frequent visits and the opportunities to benefit from lectures given by practicing solicitors and Barristers who are expert in their particular field of law.

Accommodation
Finding the right place to live is essential. Different students have different requirements, and we help all students to find a place to live which is most

appropriate to their individual needs. While some students prefer to live in student hostels, others prefer to share private flats. Alternatively students can choose to live with a host family. Whatever your preference, we can help to find you the right place.