An education keptin good order.
A small collegiate institute of six faculties, teaching by the tutorial and reading by the library. A hundred years on Bedford Square, and the argument has not once been settled.
The Faculties
Six faculties, indexed as they have been in the register since the founding charter. Each keeps its own library, its own common room, and its own quarrel.
Humanities & Classics
Literature, philosophy, and the ancient languages.
Natural Sciences
Physics, chemistry, and the life sciences.
Engineering & Computation
Applied mathematics, systems, and machine intelligence.
Law & Governance
Jurisprudence, public policy, and international law.
Economics & Business
Political economy, finance, and enterprise.
Architecture & Design
The built environment, urbanism, and material craft.
From the journals
ResearchCharting the faint edge of the Local Void
A ten-year survey of dwarf galaxies redraws the boundary of the emptiest patch of nearby sky.
Cold homes and the winter admissions curve
Linking housing records to hospital data across four London boroughs over eight winters.
The account books of a Bloomsbury parish
What five centuries of ledgers reveal about ordinary money in a single square mile.
A university is an argument that has lasted a century. We simply keep it in good order.
Reading for the coming year?
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