Welcome to

The School of
Arts and Creative
Industries
Image: Melissa Kasilian, BA (Hons) Photography

Become what you want to be

Image: Will Ainsworth, BA (Hons) Photography
 Welcome from the dean

The School of Arts and Creative Industries, London South Bank

University is at the heart of Londons 35 billion creative economy.
The global market for creative talent has enjoyed an unprecedented growth in recent years and
the UK has the largest creative sector in Europe and one of the largest in the world. According to
Government figures released in 2016, the creative industries are worth 84.1 billion per year to the
UK economy.

The creative industries lie at the crossroads between creativity, business, and technology. Our
School effectively bridges the gap between creativity and enterprise, blending creative, cultural,
management and business skills to prepare employment-ready graduates who are creative
and business-savvy, dynamic and resilient, and who can survive and thrive within the highly
competitive environment of the creative economy.

We offer undergraduate and postgraduate courses at the forefront of creative and critical
LSBU is the UKs thinking. (Creative Advertising, Digital Design, Drama, Film, Cinematography, Editing and Post
top Entrepreneurial Production, VFX, Game Design and Development, Journalism, Photography, Theatre Technologies).
Our students are taught by leading practitioners, actively engaged in industry. We specialise in
University the maker economy with hundreds of SMEs and major companies as commercial and research
partners. The School is second in research intensity amongst London Mordern universities.
2016 Times Higher
Education Awards LSBU is the UKs top Entrepreneurial University (2016 Times Higher Education Awards) We
supported 220 student start-ups last year, and more than one in five LSBU alumni run their own
businesses. Our Creative Enterprise Hub aggregates, curates and connects academics, industry
and students. We provide assistance to the micro companies hosting networks, partnerships and
conversations. The South Bank Collective is our own enterprise incubator, a registered creative
agency giving students commercial experience across a range of creative practices.

Our curriculum is underpinned by outstanding facilities including our new multi-million pound
Elephant Studios. This professionally equipped environment offers students and enterprise
partners Arri Cameras, Dolby Atmos, professional screening facilities, grading suites, news room,
games design centre, digital design suites, and film and photographic studios Our Edric Theatre
complex offers a dedicated theatre, as well as seven studio theatres and rehearsal spaces.

The creative industries are worth 84.1 billion

per year to the UK economy.
Department for Media, Culture & Sport, 2016

Our students are part of an innovative academic environment that not only delivers excellent
entrepreneurship education, but is enterprising in its own right. Working directly with industry
partners, creative businesses and other academic providers across the world. We empower
students to actively engage and experiment with creative challenges.

We help our students achieve their creative potential through practical experience and an
entrepreneurial spirit.

Professor Janet Jones, Dean

An authority on the media industry, Prof Jones was
the series editor of BBC for Business for over 15 years

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 LSBU was recently award
silver in the Teaching
Excellence Framework

Our courses

Division of Arts and Performance Division of Creative Technologies

BA (Hons) Drama and Performance BA (Hons) Digital Design
BA (Hons) English with Creative Writing BA/BSc (Hons) Game Design and Development
BA (Hons) Theatre Technologies BA (Hons) Journalism
MA Creative Performance Practice BA (Hons) Visual Effects
BA (Hons) Music and Sound Design*
Division of Film and Media MA Journalism with Development Studies
BA (Hons) Film Practice
BA (Hons) Film Studies Division of Creative Industries
BA (Hons) Photography BA (Hons) Creative Advertising and Marketing
MA Editing and Post Production New for 2018
LSBU Study Abroad Programme BA (Hons) Fashion Promotion and Marketing*
BA (Hons) Music Industry Management with Marketing*

We also offer MRes and PhD programmes. *Subject to validation

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Case study
Otavio Pliger BA / BSc (Hons) Games Design and Development

Our location and industry focus encouraged Otavio to pursue his love of
Game Design.
I already knew how to code, but wanted a course that was based on game
design, says Otavio. Unfortunately, there were none in Italy so I knew I would
have to move to the UK if I was to follow my dreams.

The location is just fantastic, he says. Being in London, I knew it would give
me access to many events in the games industry, and the course was just what
I was looking for.

Its through immersing himself in the gaming community that Otavio has
already begun to make a name for him and has been noticed by some of the
biggest names in that industry.

Most recently, Otavio worked on the Italian translation for the Cosmic Star
Heroine store page. The game made it into the top 25 on Steam, he says proudly.
It was only a little bit of work, and I did it for free, but I enjoyed contributing to
such a successful project.

Otavio hopes to open his own game studio in the future, and feels that LSBU
has given him all the skills he needs to make it a reality. The lecturers are really
passionate and involved, and the course has taught me how the industry works
and what it needs, he says. Im always getting advice on how to make connections
in the industry, and it is bringing out the best in me. The facilities are superb, and
having a game studio to work from has been an immense help.

No. 1 London
Modern
generated every hour or
University of our Drama students
84.1 Billion per year by the
for graduate were in employment creative industries to
prospects or full time study six the UK economy
(Sunday Times League
months after graduating (Department for Media,
Table 2017) Culture & Sport, 2016)

turnover for
On campus, student Southbank Collective,
focused Edric Theatre, our student
seven studio theatres, run registered
Elephant Studios at LSBU, rehearsal and backstage creative agency, in
our multi-million pound facilities its first year
new media facility.

No. 1 London Ultra HD Technologies

University for Film students uses the latest
academic support, 4k camera technologies
local, national in the centre of the best
Learning Resources, with a choice to focus on and international Londons plays, performances,
community, teaching and
production, post-production, arts and creative exhibitions and screenings.
assessment and feedback
and screenwriting industry partners.
for Media Studies
(National Student Survey 2017)

FILM MAKERS
jobs in the creative sector, Our lecturers have attended for graduate
1 in 11 jobs is in the creative and won awards at salaries 5 years
sector and the creative sector international fi lm festivals. after graduating
makes up 9.0% of all jobs in Our students produce award
winning music videos, short
in Creative Arts
the UK
(DCMS Statistics, 2016) fi lms, features and more. and Design

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Elephant Studios

Elephant Studios at LSBU represents a multi-million pound investment by the University

to create an industry-ready media facility that will ensure graduates have the best possible
experience and employment outcomes in a fast-changing digital media landscape. It includes
studio and production spaces with lighting rigs and green screen, ARRI cameras, a Dolby
Atmos sound recording studio, 11 editing suites (for post-production work in film, sound and
journalism) including high end grading suites, a fully equipped radio studio, a screening
room, a fully equipped newsroom and a dedicated print room.

The Film Studio and Soundstage
is a double-height room with a lighting grid, DMX lighting
control, green screen backdrop, air conditioning, green room
(for make-up and wardrobe) and sound isolation for use
as a soundstage.
The Grading Suites have neutral wall colours and lighting
to provide optimal conditions for the colourist. The premium suite
(Grading Suite 1) includes a Dolby calibrated screen to ensure
ideal conditions. Our Editing Suites are all air-conditioned
and acoustically treated, ideal for use in film practice: editing
video and audio, and recording quick sound files.

The Sound Studio features a control and live room, ideal
for post-production work, mixing and recording small bands.
Both rooms are acoustically treated and isolated. Mixing
console is an SSL AWS 924 Delat, with Dynaudio AIR and
Genelec monitoring. Projects can be mixed from Stereo
through to 5.1 / 7.1 / 9.1 and Atmos.
The 36 seat cinema features a 4K projector and Dolby 5.1
playback, and is ideal to preview production work before it goes
out to the public. Playback and lighting is controlled by a bespoke
iPad controller.

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The Photography Studio is a double-height space with Our Radio Studio is built for four people, each with their
a photography lighting grid, air conditioning, green room (for own Cardiod condernser microphone feeding into a Radio
make-up and wardrobe) and two colourama separate systems control room with a set of mixer decks for five channels of audio
with a range of backdrop options (including vinyl and paper). playback, live broadcasting tools and on-air indicators.

The home of Journalism.London and the London base for The The Game Design and Development modules are predominantly
Global Campus Network, our dedicated newsroom is fitted taught in a specialist Games Studio which features custom-
with 42 displays, an audio mixer, 8 line inputs and 80 channel built high-spec PCs and game consoles. Students have access to
mix, News Synergy Workstation and 15 Macbook laptops. the Game Studio outside of teaching hours for playing games
and working on projects. Youll spend much of your production
time planning, designing and prototyping games using
applications such as: The Unity Game Enging, 3D Studio Max
and Maya, Zbrush, Adobe Photoshop, Motion Builder, The Unreal
Development Kit, Oculus Rift SDK, Leap Motion VR SDK, Cubase,
LSBUs technical facilities Logic, Sound Forge, Audacity, Audition and FMod.
are equivalent to those in
a modern production
company, with the video
Keyworth Media Centre
and editing equipment In addition to Elephant Studios, we have more edit suits, Mac Labs
constantly being updated. and Photography studios in our Keyworth building Media Centre.

Philip Figueroa, BA (Hons) Film Practice

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Case study
Amy Warwick BA (Hons) Photography
For Amy, the chance to study
photography surrounded by
iconic galleries and museums,
offered increased cultural
opportunities and developments.
The Tate Modern is just ten minutes walk away and you can get
to the brilliant galleries and photobook shops of central London
very easily indeed.
As part of her degree, Amy has been able to make use of Elephant
Studios. Its a great place to work, she says.
Theres a good range of industry standard equipment, but it
is also a quiet environment and theres lots of people from my
course, or related courses, to talk to. It means that if you need
help, you can learn alongside your peers and help each other to
improve, as well as learning through lectures and workshops.
Another reason why the degree appealed to Amy was its
diversity. I looked at the course and saw that it is very varied,
which also appealed to me, as I was not entirely sure what area of
photography I wanted to focus on, she says. Ive since been able
to focus some of my third year optional modules on photozines
and Ive been really able to explore publishing. In fact, I have even
set up my own business as part of my degree, which has been a
really enjoyable experience.
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Blame Your Parents is a small press that Amy started in
November 2016 as part of her third year major project. I wanted
to design and produce photozines containing my own work
and that of others for my project, she explains, so setting up
a publishing house seemed to be the best way to go. I wasnt
expecting it to develop much, but my tutors were incredibly
supportive and it is turning into something Im really proud of.
My degree has got me into the structure
of creating work, getting feedback, then
using it to improve myself
So far, Blame Your Parents has published two photozines, with
at least one more planned before Amy graduates. The first, Oi
Punk, celebrated youth culture in London and Essex, focusing
on rebellion but with elements of humour throughout. To
Amys delight, it has been stocked by Foyles Bookshop, The
Photographers Gallery in London and Nowhere Fast Studios in
Canada as well as being on sale via her own website.
The second photozine, Youth Is My Excuse, features work from
Amy and 25 other photographers from the UK, Europe and the
US. I put out a call via the Blame Your Parents Instagram account
and was overwhelmed by the response, says Amy. Its available
from my website and Nowhere Fast Studios.
My degree has got me into the structure of creating work,
getting feedback, then using it to improve myself, she says.
Its something I want to carry on outside of university, and it
is a great grounding for what I hope will be a long and exciting
publishing career.
...my tutors were
incredibly supportive
and my work is turning
into something Im
really proud of.
Focus on Thomas Davis
BA (Hons) Film Practice Student
Thomass clip for RAT BOYs Get Over It was
nominated for Best Music Video, and now they
have collaborated again for the recent release
of Revolution.

The video was featured alongside Paramore and

Lana Del Rey when it made it to number 11
on the YouTube trending charts on the day
of its release.

Thomas, who was drawn to study at LSBU for

the industry-standard equipment and facilities
available to Film Practice students, said working
with RAT BOY meant he had the freedom to be
creative. I have been working with RAT BOY and
Parlophone records since last January, and have
been on tour with them, shooting all of their
social media and tour video content, as well as
directing and shooting all of their official music
videos, he said.

Thomas shot the video with the use of LSBUs

Arri Alexa Mini camera and said he hoped to
continue working on music videos following the
completion of his studies.

The RAT BOY Revolution music video can be

viewed on YouTube.

Case study
Ellie-Louise Style BA (Hons) Journalism

The facilities and the location of LSBU helped Ellie Louise

decide to study here. I knew I wanted to study in London, which
narrowed things down to start with, says Ellie-Louise. LSBU had
the best facilities, including a brand new newsroom, and that
made it an easy decision for me.

Ellie-Louise hosted her own radio news bulletin show which ran
most Friday mornings into the early afternoon at the Elephant
studios at the university. I learned a lot from that experience,
including how to make content sound fresh and different even
when you are having to deliver the same news more than once,
she says.

Ellie-Louise also had the chance to create a news show, working

internationally with students in Canada, Russia and the USA
(among others). I worked for the organisation, called Global
Campus Network, on two occasions, she says. The first was
for a show about the American Elections, where I presented
and produced part of the show. The second time, I presented
a live half-hour show where we discussed the topic of fake
news, linking to pre-produced videos from each country. It was
a challenge for me as live television can be nerve-wrackng, but I
gained plenty of confidence from it.

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 The Edric Theatre
and Studios

The Edric theatre is our

on-campus contemporary
performance space and theatre,
which includes six rehearsal
studios, a 30-seat theatre and a
larger 90-seat auditorium.

As well as being used by Drama students,

the theatre and studio spaces are used by
theatre professionals, like the British Youth
Opera, for rehearsals and performances.

The LSBU Theatre Company works with

professional directors, performers and
theatre companies to create an annual
calendar of professional-standard
performances.

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The South Bank Collective
The South Bank Collective is
LSBUs creative agency giving
photography and film students
commercial experience and
entrepreneurial skills.
The Collective gives students the chance
to deliver professional photography
services at competitive rates across a
range of briefs including artwork, events,
marketing and creative projects.
The Southbank Collective turnover
50k in its first year of running.
LSBUs arts degrees have a strong focus
on professional practice, preparing our
students for a range of careers including
freelancing and entrepreneurship.
The School provides students with
industry-relevant experience that goes
beyond simply teaching them about it
in a classroom, said Daniel Alexander,
Associate Professor in Photography
and the supervising academic for the
Collective.
The School provides students students with industry-
relevant experience that goes beyond simply teaching
them about it in a classroom
Case study
Dima Sol BA (Hons) Drama and Performance
Dima came to London to follow his passion and with the benefit of
LSBUs professional facilities and academic support, he is now an
established actor. He has already appeared in a number of plays,
including The Idiot, by Dostoevsky, in which he was the lead.
Dima is quick to praise the structure of his degree. The schedule at LSBU is adapted
to improve students employability, so you have the opportunity to work outside the
university and gain some practical experience, he says. That helped me to develop
myself as an actor.
Dimas development has been supported by the facilities at the Edric Theatre. Using
such professional facilities made a big difference, says Dima. It helped us all to prepare
for the performance we were staging there, and gained a better feeling of the space.
Dima put everything he learned at LSBU into action when he was called in to audition
for the theatre company, ART-Vic. The company specialises in classical texts such as
by Beckett, Chekhov, Shakespeare and Dostoyevsky, explains Dima. My success saw
me land a role in The Seagull by Chekhov, followed by Wife For Sale by Checkov, where
I appeared in five of the eight stories. Since then, Ive played in Lolita by Nabokov,
Morphine by Bulgakov.
The Collective has provided me with
a platform to learn about setting up a
business, and furthered my leadership
and management skills. I have had
the chance to work with a variety of
interesting clients, build a good network
of people I want to work with in the
future, and find my preferred career path,
said Lisa Drew, who studied BA (Hons)
Photography and was Director of Creative
at the Collective.
I am a founding member and was
the student director for two years,
says Lisa. It taught me so much about
photography. As well as heading out on
shoots and taking photographs for clients,
I also gained experience in running an
agency something that really helped me
with my education as well.
LSBU is Entrepreneurial University of
the year (2016 Times Higher Education
Awards) We supported 220 student start-
ups last year.
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Collaborations and Partnerships
Our industry partners ensure that everything we
do is informed by current creative practice and our
curriculum is industry relevant. We currently have
over 200 industry partnerships and collaborations
from within the creative industries.
Our partnerships include: the BBC, BAFTA, Lyric Hammersmith,
Shakespeares Globe Theatre, The Old Vic, the National Theatre,
British Youth Opera, Frantic Assembly, Game Camp, The
Photographers Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum, British Film
Institute and LADbible.
Erasmus, Study Abroad and International
Partnerships
We have a strong connection with several institutions in Europe
and the rest of the world, which enables our students and staff
to gain incredible experience in their field of study or work.
Erasmus+ is the European Community Action Scheme for the
mobility of University Students. It allows students to spend
between one semester and one academic year studying in
a participating European Union (EU) country as part of their
degree course.
Our study abroad programme allows students to experience
education in institutions around the world and in return allows
international students to study in London at London South Bank
University.
80% of our research in media and awarded 3* out of 4* for impact by
the latest independent Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2014
Research
Centre for the Study of the Networked Image
Our Centre for the Study of the Networked Image, led by
Professor Andrew Dewdney, launched in 2015 in collaboration
with The Photographers Gallery in central London. The Centre
supports studies connected with the understanding of the digital
image in computational culture. Attracting a new generation of
scholars as well as gaining affiliations from established experts
in the field, it encourages transdisciplinary approaches from
both the arts and sciences, and collaborates with partners in
the cultural industries on real world problems. The Centre aims
to be a world-leading research group for the generation of new
knowledge in the field.
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Our partnerships include:
In Europe: Freiburg, Germany, Montpelier, France
and Tromso, Norway
In the USA; Mercy College in New York and Brooklyn
and Roosevelt University in Chicago, St Edwards
University, Austin, Texas, Xavier University, New
Orleans, Louisiana, Florida and Atlantic University,
Boca Raton, Florida.
In Australia: Central Queensland University
Ryerson University
The School has developed a partnership of research
and innovation with the Faculty of Communication,
Arts and Design at Ryerson University in Toronto,
Canada. Both institutions are located at the epicentre of
their respective cities and have grown successfully from their
Polytechnic roots, becoming celebrated for their respective
cultures of creativity and innovation.
Being at the centre of two world-leading cities has created an
ethos of internationalisation and urbanism. Ryersons motto with
mind and skill summarises this ethos and shows how they and
LSBU are deeply invested in the real world and deliver applied,
connected and relevant education.
Centre of Research in Digital Storymaking
Our Centre of Research in Digital Storymaking focuses on making
and studying stories across different digital media, with a focus
on digital storymaking.
The Centres core enquires are:
Impace of digital storymaking in real-world contexts
(in journalism, documentary, curation, public policy
communications such as health);
Contextual distribution of story events (transmedia, social
media);
New forms in imaginative narrative media (games, interactive
fiction, immersive theatre)
The Centre is intended to ensure as rich an interdisciplinary set of
engagements as possible.
Focus on Meloni Poole
BA (Hons) Film Practice Lecturer
Meloni Poole was recognised with a Best Directing award at the
Womens Independent Film Festival for her anti-bullying short
film TRiGGA, as well as being selected for several prestigious
festivals around the world.

Based on events from Melonis childhood in Sheffield, TRiGGA

was filmed in the ex-coalfield town of Sutton-in-Ashfield and
follows Mae as she confronts her bullies with the help of her
horse. As physical assaults become a daily reality, Maes only
escape is by galloping out at twilight on her trusty steed, Trigga.
Everyone thinks Maes horse is a figment of her imagination until
she takes Trigga to school.

The film has been screened at a number of festivals around the

world, including the BAFTA-qualifying festival Aesthetica, London
Short Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) KIDS
and will screen at Hamburg International Film Festival and Busan
International Youth and Childrens Film Festival later this year.

Game Plan
Head of Games Siobhn Thomas was named
as one of the Top 30 Women in Games in 2016
for her contribution to the industry and for her
work on Enable Gaming, which brings computer
gaming to disabled children in hospices.

When I tell people one of my research interests is body

awareness in game design, they often seem surprised, says
Siobhn. Its as if they dont think of people using their bodies
in gaming. But of course theres always a physical element to
it. Understanding that element how people operate and
interact with the game console, camera or keyboard is one of
the key challenges being tackled by Enable Gaming, a project
set up by Siobhn in partnership with charity Lifelites, in which
LSBU students were commissioned to develop computer
games for children at all 54 baby and childrens hospices in the
British Isles.

Designing games with a variety of user groups in mind is

all part of our mission to ensure students graduate with an
understanding of the importance of diversity, says Siobhn.
And that means gender diversity too. While the number
of women on LSBUs game design and development course
is higher than in other UK institutions, they are still in a
minority, and the number of women working in the industry

52% of the UKs game

remains low. Women make up 52% of the UKs game players
according to the Internet Advertising Bureau, and game

players are women

companies have recognised that having women on game
development teams fosters innovation and can broaden the
appeal of games created.

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Student Experience
Halls of Residence
London South Bank University has four student residences
located within 10 minutes walk of the Southwark campus.
Accommodation is provided within self-contained apartments,
with a choice of en-suite and standard rooms.
The English language
The English language in higher education can be different from
the English learned at school or college. To help develop the
academic English students need to study at a British university;
we offer courses and clinics throughout their time with us.
Alternatively, students can take a Pre-Sessional English Language
Programme in the months before you join your course.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Our Student Mental Health and Wellbeing service offers
support and advice to any student who is experiencing personal
difficulties, struggling to cope at university or just in need of
someone to talk to.
My experience at LSBU as an international
student has been incredibly easy. The best thing
to me is being a student ambassador, where I am
exposed to different events and contacts, making
great friends and developing professional skills
that I know it will be valuable in the real world.
Shan Soo Ho, Arts and Creative Industries MA
student from Malaysia
Student ambassadors scheme
All students are welcomed to apply to be a student ambassador.
The University has over 150 student ambassadors, who are
offered the opportunity to work for the University in a number
of roles. Student ambassadors are often the public face of the
institution, representing LSBU at education fairs, faculty open
days and on the front desk in the Admissions and Recruitment
Centre.

Students Union
The Students Union is the centre of the student social scene. Its
run for the benefit of students and is the focus for a wide range
of sports teams and societies that cover cultural, political and
social interests. The Union also has a team of advisers that can
assist you with a wide range of issues. For more information visit
www.lsbsu.org
Multi-Faith Centre
The Multi-Faith Centre offers confidential pastoral care to students
irrespective of belief, while the Chaplaincy Service includes
representatives from a diverse range of faith groups. We also have
a number of student societies representing a range of religions
and denominations at LSBU.

National Student
Survey 2017
Ranked No.1 in London for
academic support, Learning
Resources, community, teaching
and assessment and feedback for
Media Studies

Ranked No.1 London Modern

University for Assessment and
Feedback in Journalism.

Ranked No.1 in London for

Learning opportunities and
community for English Studies.

Ranked No.2 in London for

Academic Support in Drama.

Ranked No.2 in London for

Learning community, Student
Voice and Academic Support in
Cinematics and Photography.

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Central London Location

London is one of the most exciting cities in the world, and an incredible place to study.
London South Bank University is based on an integrated campus just 10 minutes walk
from the citys cultural centres, as well as mainline rail stations Waterloo and London
Bridge. At LSBU you will be surrounded by Londons culture, and close to its major
attractions. These include The Southbank Centre, National Theatre, IMAX, Tate Modern,
Royal Festival Hall, The Old Vic Theatre, and the British Film Institute.

Euston

Old Street

Barbican

Moorgate
Museum Liverpool Street
Oxford Circus
of London

Soho Covent Garden St Pauls Financial District

Bank
Somerset House Fenchurch Street
Chinatown Blackfriars
West End
Tower Hill
Piccadilly Circus

BFI National Tate Modern

Green Park Theatre
Southbank Centre BFI Imax Borough Market
Young Vic London Bridge Wapping
Waterloo
Buckingham Southwark The Shard
Palace London Eye
Old Vic
Borough
Houses of Rotherhithe
Parliament
Lambeth North
St Jamess Park Ministry of Sound nightclub Bermondsey

Elephant & Castle

LSBU Campus buildings

1 Borough Road Building
Tate Britain
2 Tower Block
Pimlico
3 Metal Block
4 Joseph Lancaster Block
5 Extension Block
6 Faraday Wing
7 Perry Library
Key
8 Admissions &
Places of interest Recruitment Centre
Student accommodation 9 Technopark Building
Train station 10 London Road Building
Underground station 11 OnCampus LSBU
12 Student Centre &
Students Union
13 Keyworth Centre
14 K2 Building
15 Learning Resources Centre
16 Caxton House
17 McLaren House
18 The Clarence Centre for
Enterprise & Innovation
19 Academy of Sport
Supermarket
Food outlets

How to apply
You can apply for full-time undergraduate courses through ucas.com and postgraduate
and research courses through the UKPASS system.

International students should apply directly to LSBU. See lsbu.ac.uk for more details.
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Contact
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Course Enquiries
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