Start your undergraduate degree at the University of Sunderland in London

An undergraduate degree is your first step on your higher education journey. Whether you decide to study for a BSc or BA, you'll be putting yourself ahead of the competition when applying for jobs and promotions. Join the University of Sunderland in London in the heart of the city's financial district.

Three reasons to take your next steps with us

With classes taking place over two days a week, our timetable fits around your life
Our small campus and open-door policy means you’re in a supportive, friendly and welcoming environment
We have four intakes a year, so you can start your studies at the most convenient time for you

Courses

Business, Management and Finance

Tourism, Hospitality and Events

Nursing and Health

FdSc Health and Social Care

Open Days

Thinking about studying at the University of Sunderland in London? Find out more about taking your next steps with us at an Open Day. Take a look around our facilities, meet our friendly and helpful staff and find out how you can get the support you need to succeed.

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BA, MA, MBA: What’s the difference?

Should you do a BA or a BSc? What’s the difference between an MA in Business and an MBA? We’ve broken down what each degree type means so you can apply with confidence.

Digital coaches

At the University of Sunderland in London we know that the world is becoming ever more reliant on our screens. That changing reality is even more true for students who are writing their assignments, reading articles and even talking with their lecturers through laptops and mobile phones.

What a result: University of Sunderland shortlisted as University of the Year

The University of Sunderland has been shortlisted as the University of the Year, the leading category in this year’s THE – Times Higher Education – annual awards.

What is a bachelor’s degree?

The university application process can be a little confusing when you first start. Whether you have experience of higher education or not, the terms, phrases and acronyms can be a bit overwhelming. In this article, we’d like to simplify and explain some of those terms to help you get a better understanding of the course you want to apply for.