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Founded in 1979 as part of a pioneering international network of European Business Schools. While initially cooperating, the EBS schools became independent in 1985. EBS London historically had a strong network of around 70 partner universities worldwide for student exchange and study abroad opportunities.

Campus Environment: Students benefit from the single, green campus located in Regent's Park, offering a peaceful study environment in central London.

International Community: Regent's University London, including EBS London, has a highly international student body, with approximately 90 student nationalities represented across its programs.

Accommodation: Regent's University London offers on-campus accommodation in halls like Reid Hall and Oliver Hall, as well as Oliver Flats. These offer various room types and access to facilities. Meal plans are available.

Social Life: Students can engage in a wide range of social activities and clubs within the broader Regent's University London community. London's extensive cultural and social scene is also easily accessible from the campus.

Study Abroad: A significant aspect of the EBS London experience was the integrated study abroad component in many of its programs, providing students with international exposure and cultural immersion.

You're in a fantastic central location with access to many iconic London attractions and beautiful parks:

Within Walking Distance (15-20 minutes):

• Regent's Park: A beautiful Royal Park right on the doorstep of the campus, perfect for walks, picnics, and visiting London Zoo.
• London Zoo: Located within Regent's Park.
• Baker Street: Famous for the Sherlock Holmes Museum and Madame Tussauds.
• Marylebone High Street: A stylish street with independent boutiques, cafes, and restaurants.
• Madame Tussauds London: The world-famous wax museum.
• The Sherlock Holmes Museum: Located at the iconic 221B Baker Street.

A Short Tube or Bus Ride Away (Within 30 minutes):

• Oxford Street & Regent Street: Major shopping destinations (short bus ride or Bakerloo Line).
• Hyde Park: One of London's largest Royal Parks (short bus ride or Bakerloo Line).
• The British Museum: World-renowned museum with vast collections (short bus ride or Northern Line).
• National Gallery: Home to a significant collection of European paintings (short bus ride).
• Trafalgar Square: A vibrant public space (short bus ride).
• West End (Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus): Theatre and entertainment district (short Tube ride).

Getting to EBS London Campus:

By Tube (London Underground): The closest Tube stations are:

• Regent's Park (Bakerloo Line): Approximately a 5-10 minute walk through Regent's Park.
• Baker Street (Bakerloo, Circle, District, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan lines): Approximately a 10-15 minute walk through Regent's Park or along Marylebone Road.
• Great Portland Street (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines): Approximately a 10-15 minute walk along Marylebone Road.

By Train (National Rail):

• Marylebone Station: Approximately a 15-20 minute walk along Marylebone Road. Has good connections to the Midlands and Chiltern areas.
• Euston Station: Approximately a 20-25 minute walk or a short Tube ride (Bakerloo Line to Regent's Park). A major National Rail terminus.
• Paddington Station: Approximately a 25-30 minute walk or a short Tube ride (Bakerloo Line to Baker Street). Another major National Rail terminus.

By Bus: Numerous bus routes serve the area around Regent's Park and Marylebone Road. Check the Transport for London (TfL) website or a journey planner app (like Citymapper or Google Maps) for the most convenient routes from your accommodation or other parts of London. Look for buses along Marylebone Road, Baker Street, and the Outer Circle of Regent's Park.

By Walking and Cycling: Depending on where you live in central or north-west London, walking and cycling to the campus might be feasible and enjoyable, especially through Regent's Park.

Student Travel Within London:

• Oyster Card or Contactless Payment: The most convenient way to pay for public transport in London (Tube, buses, trams, DLR, and most National Rail services).
• Travel Zones: Regent's Park is located within Zone 1. Ensure your Oyster card or ticket covers this zone.
• Bus Hopper Fare: Allows unlimited bus and tram journeys within one hour of your first tap-in.
• Daily and Weekly Capping: Oyster and contactless payments have daily and weekly caps, limiting how much you spend.

Student Discounts on Travel:

• 18+ Student Oyster Photocard: If you are 18 or over, enrolled on a full-time course in London, and meet the eligibility criteria, you can apply for an 18+ Student Oyster photocard. This gives you 30% off adult-rate Travelcards and Bus & Tram Pass season tickets. Check the TfL website for details and application.
• National Rail Discounts: If you use National Rail services frequently for travel within or outside London, a 16-25 Railcard can save you 1/3 on most fares.