Northeastern University London, formerly called The New College of the Humanities, is a prestigious, university-level college in the heart of London, founded by the philosopher A.C. Grayling, who is the college’s Master. Small by design, Northeastern University London offers a unique and broad liberal arts-inspired curriculum with highly personalized teaching. Here humanities is understood in the broadest terms, from the creative arts to economics; students benefit from being in an interdisciplinary academic environment.
Northeastern University London is situated in Devon House in St Katharine Docks, a vibrant and dynamic quarter in central London. Located just a few minutes’ walk from the Tower of London, one of the UK’s most iconic heritage sites, and Tower Bridge, one of the most instantly recognizable structures in the world, St Katharine Docks are steeped in the history of London and the River Thames upon which the city was founded.
Northeastern University London's unique global positioning will allow you and your peers to amplify your university experience by living, studying, and growing in London during your time as an undergraduate.
This fall, all students admitted to NU London will have two enrollment options available to them:
- NU London Double Degree Program - Students will have the opportunity to spend three years in London and receive their U.K. Bachelor’s degree. They can then complete an additional year at NU Boston or Oakland to receive a U.S. Bachelor's.
- NU London Scholars Program - Students will spend their first year in London before transitioning to Northeastern’s Boston campus for the remainder of their U.S. Bachelor’s degree.