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University of East London
Docklands campus (E16), a waterfront campus in the historic Royal Docks.
- London · Zone 3
- Undergraduate and Postgraduate
- 3 study routes
- Starts January / May / September
Modern East London university with one of the fastest-rising league-table records in the UK.
Your student
Choose a nationality to see the routes, fees and dates for that student.
Overview
Why students choose UEL
Founded in 1898, UEL is a careers-first university with campuses in Stratford and on the Royal Docks waterfront. Courses are designed with employers, with hands-on, project-based learning. Students come from more than 160 nationalities.
- to 58th in the UK, the biggest rise of any UK university
Times Good University Guide 2027
- for final-year student positivity
National Student Survey 2026
- for value added
Guardian University Guide 2027
- for Student Support
Daily Mail University Guide 2027
- for graduate start-ups; 93% positive graduate outcomes
UEL, June–September 2026
Recognised Excellence
- Up 56 places to 58th in the UK (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027)
- 1st in the UK for value added, 37th overall (Guardian University Guide 2027)
- 1st in England for final-year student positivity (National Student Survey 2026)
- University of the Year for Student Support (Daily Mail University Guide 2027)
- Teaching Excellence Framework 2023: Silver overall
What Makes It Stand Out
- Docklands campus on the waterfront, with Cyprus DLR station opposite the main entrance
- 2nd in the UK for student start-ups; 93% positive graduate outcomes (UEL, 2026)
- "Connected Campus" programme upgrading spaces and technology
What you can study
Choose a subject area to see its programmes.
Careers and work after study
15 of the Times Top 100 graduate employers
UEL says it works with them directly, including these
- KPMG
- IBM
- HSBC
- Barclays
- NHS
- Civil Service
- Police Now
- BT
- British Airways
of careers support after finishing, with lifelong access to resources
partner with UEL, with work placements and live employer projects
From the university's own pages. Named employers are not job offers.
10 programmes
Business & Management
A business degree gives you a broad understanding of how organisations work, from strategy and finance to people and operations.
- Business Manager
- Management Consultant
- Project Manager
- Operations Manager
- Business Analyst
- Entrepreneur
7 programmes
Accounting, Finance & Economics
A degree in accounting, finance or economics builds strong skills in numbers, analysis and decision-making that employers in every sector need.
- Accountant
- Financial Analyst
- Auditor
- Investment Analyst
- Tax Advisor
- Bank Manager
7 programmes
Engineering
An engineering degree teaches you to design, test and improve the machines, systems and products that shape modern life.
- Mechanical Engineer
- Aerospace Engineer
- Electrical Engineer
- Design Engineer
- Manufacturing Engineer
- Automotive Engineer
6 programmes
Law
A law degree trains you to think critically, argue clearly and understand the rules that govern business and society.
- Solicitor
- Barrister
- Legal Advisor
- Paralegal
- Compliance Officer
- Legal Consultant
5 programmes
Civil Engineering & Construction
A civil engineering or construction degree prepares you to design, build and manage roads, bridges, buildings and infrastructure.
- Civil Engineer
- Structural Engineer
- Site Engineer
- Construction Manager
- Quantity Surveyor
- Project Engineer
4 programmes
Computing & Software
A computing degree gives you programming and problem-solving skills that are in demand in every industry.
- Software Developer
- Web Developer
- Mobile App Developer
- Systems Analyst
- IT Consultant
- Cloud Engineer
Examples only. Careers depend on the degree, grades and experience.
Brochure and flyers
Sources:UEL news, Sept 2026UEL news, July 2026International pathwaysFinding us
Programmes
63 programmes, one clear list.
Search by name, or narrow the list by level, study route, subject and start month. Open a programme for its entry requirements, fees and dates.
63 programmes
- BSc (Hons) Accounting and FinanceFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BA (Hons) Airline and Airport ManagementFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) Banking and FinanceFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) Biochemistry and BiotechnologyFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BEng (Hons) Biomedical EngineeringFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) Biomedical ScienceFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- MBA (Business Analytics)Pre-Master'sStarts Jan / May / Sep£11,370 Pre-Master's · English and Research Skills · 1 semesterScholarship up to £1,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- LLM Business and Financial LawPre-Master'sStarts Jan / May / Sep£11,370 Pre-Master's · English and Research Skills · 1 semesterScholarship up to £1,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) Business EconomicsFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- LLB (Hons) Business LawFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) Business ManagementFoundationYear OneStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
- BSc (Hons) ChemistryFoundationStarts Jan / Sep£16,020 per yearScholarship up to £2,000Apply by 27 Nov 2026
Routes & fees
Ways in, and what they cost.
Every study route at this university, with its tuition and scholarships. Choose a nationality to see only the routes open to that student.
Highest scholarship
£2,000
off the first year, on 63 programmes
Tuition from
£11,370per year
up to £16,980 per year, before scholarships
Tuition per year, by route
The lowest published fee of each route, before scholarships.
International Foundation Programme
43 programmes1 yearStarts January / September
A one-year preparation course. Meet the progression requirements and you start year 1 of the degree.
£16,020 per year
- You pay£14,020
- Scholarshipup to £2,000
International Year One (IYO)
16 programmes1 yearStarts January / September
The first year of the degree with extra support. Meet the progression requirements and you go into year 2.
£16,020 per year
- You pay£14,020
- Scholarshipup to £2,000
Pre-Master's
19 programmes1–2 termsStarts January / May / September
A short course (1–2 terms) that prepares graduates for the master's.
£11,370 to £16,980 Pre-Master's · International Graduate Diploma · 2 semesters
- You pay£10,370
- Scholarshipup to £1,000
How to pay
Pay only after you receive your offer. You will need your student ID / reference number from the offer letter. Check the amount on the offer letter before paying.
Deadlines
Dates to plan around.
The next application deadlines at this university, and the key dates of each intake.
Next application deadline
27 Nov2026
International Foundation Programme · January intake
12 days left
Next application deadlines
International Foundation Programme
International Year One (IYO)
Pre-Master's
Key dates by intake
January intake
- International Foundation Programme
- International Year One (IYO)
Application Deadline
Deposit deadline
Pre-CAS interview deadline
TB and maintenance documents
CAS request deadline – UKVI non-priority visa service
CAS request deadline – UKVI priority visa service
January intake
- Pre-Master's
Application deadline
Deposit deadline
Pre-CAS interview deadline
TB and maintenance documents
CAS request deadline – UKVI non-priority visa service
CAS request deadline – UKVI priority visa service
Key dates of 1 more intake or route
January intake
- Pre-Master's
Application deadline
Deposit deadline
Pre-CAS interview deadline
TB and maintenance documents
CAS request deadline
Deadlines can close early when places fill. Apply as soon as the student has their documents.
Campus life
Where you will live and study.
Docklands campus (E16), a waterfront campus in the historic Royal Docks.
Getting around · London Zone 3
Nearest airport
LCYLondon City (LCY), about 25 min by bus 474 · Heathrow (LHR), about 1 h 25
- Docklands campus
- CambridgeAbout 1 h 55 by DLR and train
- OxfordAbout 1 h 45 by DLR, Tube and train
Nearest station: Cyprus DLR, opposite the main entrance
Approximate times. Door to door from the campus. Source: TfL Journey Planner, checked 4 Nov 2026.
Accommodation
On-campus rooms are for students aged 18 and over. Under-18s stay in homestay. Prices are for the full academic year, 12 September 2026 to 6 June 2027.
3 or 7 instalments for the full academic year, or 3, 7 or 10 with summer
Room types
Click any room to see it on the university website.
Videos and tours
Ramadan: a day in the life at UEL ISC
Student stories
In their own words.
36 student stories from UEL, 34 on video.
From
Promise
“My favourite module so far is Corporate Social Responsibility”
Jennifer
“One of the biggest skills I developed this year was time management.”
Nana
“It has given me a very good experience relating to people and making new friends”
Francis
“we also have one-on-one support sessions.”
6 of 36 shown
Ready for a closer look?
Open any programme at UEL for its entry requirements, payment plan and key dates, or ask our team to help you choose.
Information last updated 8 Nov 2026.