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Established since 1979, and offering a wide variety of courses, meeting employer’s demands
About City of London College
It is our belief that we must serve the needs of the individual, the enterprises and the communities from which our students originate
At City of London College, we are dedicated to promoting values that support our students to develop a strong sense of social and moral responsibility.
In 2006 City of London College was among the first private colleges to launch a purpose built College owned premises.
Each of our programmes has a Course co-ordinator who will be able to help you throughout the duration of your course.
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October 3, 2017
FTSE 100 flat but Ferguson boosted by results
Shares in plumbing supplies group Ferguson topped the FTSE 100 at midday after it reported rising profits and announced a £500m share buyback. ...
September 14, 2017
Labour seeks to derail tuition fee rise
Labour is forcing a vote in the House of Commons in a bid to prevent an increase in tuition fees in England. Fees are due to rise to £9,250 ...
August 22, 2017
Does the world need polymaths?
Two hundred years ago, it was still possible for one person to be a leader in several different fields of inquiry. Today that is no longer the ...
August 15, 2017
‘Segregation’ in students’ university choices
There are warnings of a lack of “ethnic mixing” in the UK’s universities, in a study from the Institute for Policy Research ...
August 15, 2017
Wealth gap in university places
Young people in some of the wealthiest areas of England are 18 times more likely to go to university than those in the poorest, suggests new ...
August 11, 2017
Fewer pupils expecting to go to university, says survey
The number of secondary school pupils in England and Wales expecting to go on to university has fallen for the second year in a row, a survey ...
August 9, 2017
The crisis: 10 years in three charts
The collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers saw workers take home their careers in boxes. Then there was the first run on a UK lender in ...
August 9, 2017
Students satisfied with degree courses, poll suggests
The majority of this year’s UK students were satisfied with the quality of their courses, a survey suggests. The National Student Survey ...
August 6, 2017
Schools chief rails against over-cautious safety rules
Teachers must stop trying to wrap children in cotton wool with over-the-top health and safety policies, the chief inspector of schools has ...
August 3, 2017
UK universities need urgent Brexit ‘clarity’ from ministers
UK universities could lose talented EU staff unless they receive “greater clarity” from the government on the post-Brexit rights of ...
July 25, 2017
Amazon’s Whole Foods deal under scrutiny
US regulators will take more time to review Amazon’s $13.7bn (£10.5bn) acquisition of Whole Foods after some groups have raised ...
July 21, 2017
Should there be comprehensive universities?
The long-running battle over grammar schools – put back into the deep freeze after the general election result – saw deep-rooted ...
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