welcome to LONDON BLOOMSBURY
Situated in the heart of London, Bloomsbury is our largest campus, close to London’s major legal and business hubs.
About London Bloomsbury
Our campus is a 2 minute walk from Goodge Street Underground Station and is right next to Tottenham Court Road – a street with a large range of shops, bars and restaurants, and bus links to all other parts of London.
If shopping is your thing, look no further than London’s famous shopping area – Oxford Street. Our Bloomsbury campus is in the centre of London’s theatre scene and just across the street from Soho, a popular area for bars.
The area’s collection of academic institutions, shops, cafes and parks, makes for a bustling atmosphere. You will have many opportunities to get involved in a rich social life at our Bloomsbury campus and even have the option to start a society yourself.
The campus’ 4-floor library is full of textbooks and reference books as well as helpful staff on hand to help with your studies and research work. The cyber lounge and café are great places to socialise and work in groups in between lectures.
Our employability service includes a team of career consultants that are there to help you and discuss your career path. We also have a pro bono centre that provides you with the opportunity to volunteer and potentially give legal advice to real clients, under supervision.
We reserve a limited number of rooms each year for first-year undergraduate, foundation year, and international students through our nominated service providers at our main campus locations. These are purpose-built student accommodation, fully equipped with modern facilities, and offer a safe and secure living environment. They are either located close to campus or well-connected by public transport, ensuring a convenient commute. For more details, please visit the Accommodation section on our website.
At London Bloomsbury, our lecturers and staff pride themselves on delivering the pinnacle of legal and business education and are dedicated to helping you achieve your career ambitions. Our lecturers are all industry professionals that will teach you the practical skills needed to kick start your career.
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Library
Mock crime scene
Mock law courts
Café
Free Wifi
Free counsellor
Silent study area
Garden Area
informationLONDON BLOOMSBURY
Finding us
14 Store Street
London
WC1E 7DE
Our campus' central London location makes it very accessible with numerous tube, rail and bus routes nearby. Access to timetables and routes are available from the Transport for London (TFL) website.
To find out more about things to do in the local area, click here.
+44 (0) 800 289997Learn more about student accommodation in London on our dedicated hub page, explore your options and find out how we can support your search for a place to live.
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Whether your motivation is to meet other students, relax and unwind or burn a few calories, there is something to suit everyone.
At the beginning of each academic year students are invited to apply for positions on the Student Social Committee, supported by the Student Association. Students organise and run the societies at our campuses, meaning you have the opportunity to suggest a society you’d like to take part in at the University and we’ll help you bring it to life.
Here are some of the clubs and societies that students have started and run previously at our London Bloomsbury campus:
- Amnesty International, Balls and parties, Chess, Debating, Lawyer in Visual Entertainment
- Football, Netball, Running, Skiing, Street dance, Swimming.
Some of the activities we run at The University of Law London Bloomsbury include:
- Commercial Awareness Programme, Commercial Law Forum, Criminal Justice and Human Rights Forum
- Medical Law & Ethics Forum, Mooting Competitions, Photography Competition, Technology and Innovation Forum.
We have an award-winning legal pro bono service available for all students looking to enhance their employability. With a range of national and regional clinics to get involved with there are plenty of opportunities to gain valuable experience.
visit usOpen Days
We run a number of open days, both on campus and virtually, throughout the year which offer an opportunity for you to explore our campuses and experience what it’s like to study with us.
staffMEET YOUR CAMPUS DIRECTOR
With over 20 years of experience in education across international, private and government sectors, Lee has held a variety of leadership and management roles. He has served as School Director of a large London school and as Campus Director for undergraduate and postgraduate business schools in both London and the USA. Lee completed his MBA in 2024 and has spent much of his career working in Kenya, Thailand, India, Japan, and Italy bringing a wealth of global experience to his roles.
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FAQs About Bloomsbury Campus
What are the car parking options?
Public transport is the most convenient way to travel to our London Bloomsbury campus. Due to our central location and limited space, on-site parking is not available for students. However there are public car parks located nearby.
How easy is to get to campus by public transport?
Our Bloomsbury campus is located in central London with excellent public transport connections, making it easy to travel to from across London and beyond. The campus is around a two minute walk from Goodge Street Underground Station, while Warren Street Station and Tottenham Court Road Station are also within easy walking distance. A wide range of bus routes operate nearby, providing convenient connections to other parts of central London. The campus is located on Store Street, just off Tottenham Court Road. For the latest routes, timetables and journey-planning information, visit the Transport for London (TfL) website.
Is the Bloomsbury campus accessible?
Our Bloomsbury Campus has a number of accessible features for disabled students including:
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Disable accessible toilets
- Push to open button doors for main areas
- Lifts to all floors
- Disabled parking available
- Evac chairs.
You can view our Detailed Access Guide here.
Is there support for students with disabilities?
Yes. If you require support, we can offer bookable appointments with our Disability and Inclusion Service, either online or face to face. We also have private meeting spaces available for appointments with students. You can find out more about the support available here.
Is accommodation within walking distance?
Unfortunately, we don’t provide accommodation for our students. However, we have partnered with Studentpad, a student accommodation search engine that can help you find somewhere suitable to live while you study with us. We also reserve a number of rooms with some of the UK's leading student accommodation providers. This means the proximity of the campus will depend on the location of the accommodation you do choose. Visit our accommodation page for more information on finding somewhere to live during your time with is.
What make the Bloomsbury campus unique?
Our Bloomsbury campus combines a vibrant central London location with a modern, supportive and inclusive learning environment. With Goodge Street Underground Station around a two minute walk away, you’re close to Tottenham Court Road, Oxford Street, Soho and London’s famous theatres, shops, cafés and restaurants. On campus, you’ll find a four-floor library, student lounge, courtyard, café and dedicated study spaces, as well as opportunities to get involved in societies and student activities. We’re proud of our welcoming and positive community, where students come together, build lasting connections and feel supported throughout their time with us.
What is the average cost of living in Bloomsbury?
It can be difficult to give accurate cost of living information because every student’s situation is different. However you can visit the UK Cost of Living website to compare the average costs of our main campus cities, the information provided is based on data from the NatWest Student Living Index, Rightmove, Numbeo UK and the Office for National Statistics’ regional figures.
Although living costs in London, especially rent, can be higher than in other cities, students benefit from excellent career exposure and access to the vast range of attractions, opportunities and experiences the capital has to offer. For more information visit our Cost of living page and view the Save the Student’s London city guide.
What do current students enjoy most about here?
Our students at our London Bloomsbury campus are spoilt for choice when it comes to attractions and activities. Many enjoy shopping along Oxford Street and Regent Street, as well as exploring the boutiques and markets of Covent Garden, with world famous theatres just a short walk away. The area also offers an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs and coffee shops, with Flat Iron, The College Arms and Blank Street Coffee proving popular among our students.
Are there open days or virtual tours available?
We run a number of Open Days throughout the year, both at our London Bloomsbury campus and virtually. During our Open Days, you'll be able to explore our facilities and hear first-hand from our current students, academic staff and support teams to learn more about studying at The University of Law in London and to discover how we can support your ambition. Our virtual events are particularly beneficial for those who are unable to visit campus in person, including international students.
Book an Undergraduate Open Day.
Book a Postgraduate Open Day.
If you're unable to attend an Open Day event, we have a Virtual Tour of our London Bloomsbury campus available.