The University of Hull has established a new London Study Centre in partnership with Cambridge Education Group (CEG). The partners are getting ready to welcome the first intake in May 2024.
The Bloomsbury centre in London will have three intakes per year with primary programs on offer covering a range of Business-related courses, such as Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Business Management, and Digital Marketing and Advertising.
This is the first partnership for CEG, but it has another division named “ONCAMPUS” – that offers pre-university study options in London.
Hull and CEG indicated that the centre marks a “significant step” forward in their internationalization strategies.
Brendan Webb, CEO, of Commercial of Cambridge Education Group, said- “We are thrilled to be partnering with the University of Hull to bring their renowned academic programs to the heart of London”.
This is an incredible and exciting opportunity for the University of Hull!
Dave Petley, the vice-chancellor at the University of Hull, said- “The London Study Centre will provide students the chance to study leading academic programs in the capital, whilst retaining the heritage, identity, and standards of our wonderful University”.
It will empower the students to develop the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in their selected fields, whilst providing opportunities to engage with the local community and professional networks, ensuring they gain invaluable connections and expertise.
The experience and previous track record of Cambridge Education Group in providing high-quality education and support to students will be serviceable in making the London Study Centre a success.
Chris Macallister, Dean of, London Study Centre, said- “The team in London looks forward to welcoming the first students in May, bringing the excellence of Hull’s teaching to the Capital.”
