"BPP University has excellent links to the law firms and chambers, which demonstrates the absolute relevance of their courses. Coupled with the practical experience of the tutors, they bring together the world of theory and practice brilliantly. BPP University don't just say that their courses are professionally focused - these elements prove it." Shaun Dias LLB (Hons) Graduate
London Waterloo
Nestled close to the cultural quarter of the South Bank, BPP’s London Waterloo study centre is in a part of the city famed for being both vibrant and busy. Less than five minutes’ walk from Waterloo station and with a range of transport links close by.
Renowned internationally, London is a thriving cosmopolitan metropolis with attractions around every corner. Whatever you’re interested in, you’ll find there’s more of it than you ever imagined. So, you can take your pick from the very best that London has to offer and get the maximum from your time as a student.
As a new student at BPP University you will have the opportunity to develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to give you the best chance of succeeding in your chosen career.
In profile with...
Peter CrispDean of BPP Law School If Peter Crisp, Dean of BPP University Law School, could choose 3 fantasy dinner guests, past and present, who would he choose and why? · Friedrich Nietzsche: I wrote my thesis on his theory of knowledge - did I get it right? · Oscar Wilde: We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at stars · Maria Callas: World's greatest opera singer (ever) and perhaps she might sing for her supper, just for me What is Dean of BPP University Law School, Peter Crisp's favourite food? Cheese from Neal's Yard Dairy An interesting fact about Peter Crisp: I have visited all the "Stans" of Central Asia
An introduction to BPP University
BPP University is more than just an education provider; it is your entrance to a profession and a career. We concentrate as much on preparing you to impress employers as on your degree, as well as being more affordable and offering flexibility.
Did you know?
Our BSc (Hons) Psychology is accredited by The British Psychological Society. Accreditation provides the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC) with BPS; a pre-requisite for post-graduate study in specialist fields in psychology.In 2014, BPP Law School was voted in the top five universities in the UK for excellence in teaching.
*Source: Legal Week, June 2014
"I’m happy I secured a place to study psychology at BPP University. I’m studying a degree that’s related to health and leads to a career I want. The lecturers arrange for speakers to come in to give career talks specifically aimed at psychology students, which is really helpful. I’m also a Student Ambassador for Psychology so I’m hoping I can get a bit more involved.” Halima Khan, BSc (Hons) Psychology student
Centre facilities
- Lecture theatre
- 21 classrooms with the latest audio-visual technology
- BPP University library that offers a range of quiet study zones
- Dedicated student advice and careers service on-site
- Pro Bono centre
- Free internet and Wi-Fi access
- 203 computers
- Computer-based assessment lab
- Student lounge and breakout area
- Disabled access
- Multi-faith room
- Free Fairtrade tea and coffee
- Cafe and snack vending machines
- Secure cycle rack
Eat & drink
- Koshari Street, Covent Garden A small canteen-style cafe serving Koshari (an Egyptian snack food, a warm mix of rice, chickpeas and macaroni, topped with fresh tomato sauce, typically sold from street stalls and hole-in-the-wall takeaways).
- Honest Burger, Soho These burgers are legendary in London for their thick patties and fresh chips cooked with rosemary. Burgers range from £6.50 to £11.
- ChettinadThis Indian restaurant offers its meals in a moulded, airline-style tray, of a nibbly starter, three curries, raita, a roti and rice, for £3.75 (vegetarian) or £3.95 (meat).
- Southbank Southbank has been a trendy place for young people to gather for many years and its selection of bars and restaurants is extensive. Although a little expensive such prices are akin to those you would find elsewhere in London, and worth it for the interesting things which are consistently going on there.