The University of Roehampton was granted university status in 2004, as a federation of four historic teacher training colleges. Whitelands opened in 1841 in Chelsea, Southlands in Battersea in 1872, Digby Stuart in 1874 and Froebel in West Kensington in 1892. Froebel moved to the Grove House estate in Roehampton in 1921; the house dates back to 1792 and was designed by James Wyatt. Southlands moved to its new Roehampton premises in 1997 and Whitelands followed in 2005. Students belong to one of the four colleges, each with its own traditions.
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Roehampton sets undergraduate English and academic requirements by course, with a foundation route for those who do not yet meet them.
Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.
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University of Roehampton, Grove House, Roehampton Lane, London SW15 5PJ, United Kingdom (UK)
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