Would you like to study abroad in the heart of an international community? If you prefer small universities to large institutions, Regent's University London is the right place for you. Students from all over the world come together on the idyllic campus, learn in small classes, and benefit from personal support. On our website, you will find all the important information about the university, the city, and more – and learn how your dream of studying abroad at Regent's University London can become a reality. Who knows – maybe you will soon be part of the friendly campus community at Regent's and discover London in all its facets.
Regent's University London is one of only around a dozen private universities in the United Kingdom. Its origins date back to 1984, when Rockford College in Illinois founded Regent's College in London's Regent's Park to offer its students a study abroad program with a clear British focus. In 2006, the college merged with other schools to form Regent's College London. Seven years later, the institution was granted university status and renamed Regent's University London.
Since its founding, Regent's University London has continuously expanded its commitment to excellent teaching and transformative learning. All bachelor's and master's programs – with a focus on business, creative arts, and social sciences – are characterized by a high degree of practical relevance and collaborative learning in small classes. The future-facing curricula are based on three elements (Subject Core, Special Electives, Common Modules), which enable students to build up specialist expertise, develop supplementary skills, and participate in live projects with industry and business. Through a constantly growing network of industry partners, they gain valuable experience and contacts during their studies, which facilitates a successful start to their international careers. Did you know that no other university in the UK has more entrepreneurs and founders than Regent's University London?
Another hallmark of Regent's University London is its family atmosphere, which puts students at the center and enables a tailored study experience with personal support. This open, supportive learning culture appeals particularly to many students from abroad: with an international student body of around 85%, you can expect a truly global study environment at Regent's.
The Regent's University London campus is located in the heart of the royal Regent's Park in central London. Surrounded by 11 hectares of private grounds with numerous gardens, the campus offers you a safe study oasis in one of Europe's most vibrant cities. When you study at Regent's University London, you are sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the big city, yet still right in the middle of it: Marylebone Boutique High Street, with its numerous shops, restaurants, and cafés, is just a few steps away.
Many of Regent's University London's buildings are historic, but don't be fooled by the traditional facades: inside, you'll find state-of-the-art learning spaces with first-class equipment. From creative studios and live trading rooms to an innovation lab, the university offers a wide range of opportunities to support learning, spark curiosity, and encourage collaboration.
To create a true home-away-from-home feeling, Regent's University London also has beautiful outdoor spaces, an inviting range of food and drinks, and a selection of complementary sports and wellness activities. How about a round of tennis after class, for example? Or would you prefer to watch a movie in the campus cinema? Followed by a drink in the student bar? At Regent's University London, none of this is a problem.
It is also possible to live on campus: the two student residences, Reid Hall and Oliver Flats, offer students a comfortable living environment in single or twin rooms, just a few steps away from the classrooms.
London is one of the most dynamic and diverse cities in the world – and is often described as Europe's most cosmopolitan hub. The British capital combines history, innovation, economic power, and culture in a vibrant, multicultural metropolis: over 300 different languages are spoken here, and around 40% of the population comes from abroad. According to the QS Best Student Cities Ranking 2024, London is one of the world's best cities for students. Here you will find first-class universities, a global community, countless museums and theaters, music festivals, international cuisine, lively neighborhoods, and a vibrant nightlife. At the same time, there are numerous green parks and quieter areas to relax in.
London offers you the perfect backdrop for studying, personal development, and new experiences. However, this great offer comes with a slight downside: living in London is expensive. Fortunately, Regent's University London has student accommodation both on and off campus. The Reid Hall and Oliver Flats residences on campus offer a mix of single and twin rooms with shared or private bathrooms. There is also a lobby and a communal kitchen. Depending on the room type, the cost for the 2026 academic year is between £6,150 and £8,700 per semester, including a meal allowance. Rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. If the dorm rooms on campus are full, Regent's University London offers accommodation within about a 20-minute walk of the campus. If you prefer to live privately during your studies in London, you can expect weekly rents of £130 to £280 for shared flats and £200 to £600 for small apartments. Here, too, the rule is: be early and stay flexible!
Munich Business School (MBS) offers you the opportunity to combine studying in Munich with a stay at Regent's University London – all within one program! You can complete your semester abroad at Regent's University as part of a bachelor's degree in International Business or a master's degree in International Business, Finance, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Marketing and Brand Management, or International Business | Sports Management and Media at MBS. In the master's programs, it is even possible to obtain a double degree. Find out more about our study programs now!
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Have you found a study program that interests you? Then you can easily apply via the MBS application portal. If you meet the necessary academic and language requirements, you will be invited to an interview. It is best to apply early to secure the best chances of studying at both Munich Business School and Regent's University London!
Once your application to Munich Business School has been accepted and you have successfully enrolled in a bachelor's or master's program, your studies in Munich will begin. During your first semesters at Munich Business School, you will acquire important business fundamentals, choose your majors and electives based on your degree program and interests, and work on exciting projects together with your fellow students.
The first semesters at Munich Business School are also the ideal time to plan your semester abroad at Regent's University London. When you will study abroad at Regent's University London depends on your degree program and when you started your studies. If you are studying for a bachelor's degree at Munich Business School and started your studies in the fall, your semester abroad will take place in the fourth semester. However, if you started your bachelor's degree in February, you will not go abroad until the sixth semester. For master's students, the semester abroad is scheduled for the third semester.
The MBS International Center is available to assist you in planning your semester abroad at Regent's University London and will answer all your questions about course selection, housing, and student life.
After successfully completing your first semesters at Munich Business School and finalizing your plans for your semester abroad at Regent's University London, you're finally ready to go. Yay, your semester abroad in London is about to begin! Immerse yourself in the new (university) culture, make new friends, soak up everything around you, try new things, and create memories that will last a lifetime! One thing is certain: the experience of studying abroad in the UK will stay with you forever and you will return a new person.
After your semester abroad, you will either return to Munich Business School for one to three more semesters (bachelor's program) or complete your studies with your thesis (master's program). If you have opted for the dual degree program, you will even spend two semesters at Regent's University London.
Don't want to choose between studying in Germany and studying in the UK? Then why not do both? The dual degree program at Munich Business School makes it possible and even awards you with two degrees at the end! You will first study for two semesters in a master's program at Munich Business School and then spend two more semesters at Regent's University London, one of the most international business schools in the world. After completing your studies with a master's thesis, you will have two degrees in different subjects.
To qualify for a business degree at Munich Business School and thus also at Regent's University London, you must meet certain academic and language requirements. MBS offers several application rounds. It is advisable to apply early, as the number of places is limited.
Studying at Regent's University is a dream for many young adults – and with good reason! At the same time, studying abroad in the UK is a big step that needs to be well planned and financed. To help you with the organization, this FAQ provides answers to frequently asked questions about studying at Regent's.
Yes, Regent's University London is considered a solid and highly respected university, especially for students seeking a personal, international, and campus-oriented academic experience. As it is a private and relatively small university with around 3,500 students, it does not appear in the major global rankings (QS, THE, ARWU), which generally consider public universities with large research capacities and high student numbers.
However, there are significant quality indicators:
These results show that Regent's University London offers a supportive learning environment, excellent faculty support, and the best conditions for academic and personal growth.
Regent's University London is one of only a dozen private universities in the UK – and is one of the largest and most established in this category. Compared to countries such as the US, the British higher education sector is almost entirely state-run – around 95% of all students attend public universities.
Yes, with annual tuition fees of between £23,000 and £26,000 for a bachelor's program, Regent's University London is one of the most expensive universities in the UK. A 2017 survey by Business Insider even concluded that Regent's University London was the most expensive place to study in the UK, taking into account tuition fees, accommodation, and living costs. However, as the total cost depends heavily on the field of study, living situation, and lifestyle, this statement can only be agreed with reservations. A semester abroad or a dual degree in cooperation with a business degree at Munich Business School is a cost-effective alternative to a full degree at Regent's University London.
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