Royal Holloway University of London

Royal Holloway, University of London is an esteemed public research university located in Egham, Surrey, England, UK. This university was officially established as Royal Holloway and Bedford New College and is a member of the University of London.

The Egham campus was established by the Victorian philanthropist Thomas Holloway in 1879. This institute was officially opened in 1886 by Queen Victoria as an all-women college, and in 1900, it became a member of the University of London.

In 1985, the Royal Holloway Institute merged with Bedford College and became Royal Holloway and Bedford New College. To this date, it is the official registered name by Act of Parliament. In 2022, it was granted its university status within the University of London.

They have two campuses; one is located in Egham, which is a safe, leafy campus, and the other one is in Bedford Square. The Egham campus covers 135 acres and is one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.

The Royal Holloway, University of London is listed by the Sutton Trust as among the 30 "most highly selective" British universities. The university has about 12,500 students, of whom more than 1,800 are international students hailing from more than 100 countries.

Royal Holloway, University of London clearly states that its mission is:

1. ‘Provide an excellent management education that equips our international student body with the skills and knowledge required to thrive in a rapidly-changing world; an education that is interdisciplinary in nature and encourages critical thinking.’
2. ‘Support and deliver internationally excellent and world-leading research that also informs our teaching.’
3. ‘Make a positive difference to management policy and practice through our research and teaching.’

The history of Royal Holloway can be traced back to 1879 with the foundation by the entrepreneur Thomas Holloway. In 1900, it became a member of the University of London.

In 1985, Royal Holloway College and Bedford merged and were named Royal Holloway and Bedford New College.

Even though Royal Holloway and Bedford New College remains the registered name to this date, the name was changed for common use to "Royal Holloway, University of London" by the College Council in 1992.

Royal Holloway, University of London is accredited by some of the most prestigious institutions. These include:

1. Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International)
2. Bar Standards Board (BSB)
3. British Psychological Society (BPS)
4. Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)
5. Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA)
6. Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)
7. Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)
8. Royal Society of Biology (RSB)

Royal Holloway, University of London is one of the most well-reputed universities in England for its campus facilities. Some of them are:

1. The library in the Emily Wilding Davison Building is packed with more than 600,000 volumes and subscribes to 40,000 print and online journals
2. Museum comprising 1,500 zoological and botanical specimens along with more than 12,000 microscope slide preparations
3. The library can accommodate 1,150 seats for students
4. Imaging facilities
5. Confocal laser scanning microscopes
6. Bourne Laboratories
7. Seed drying room
8. Harvest room
9. Sowing area
10. Compost store
11. 4-court sports hall
12. 60-station fitness suite
13. Treatment room
14. 3G all-weather pitch
15. Astroturf pitch
16. Elaine Funnell Neuroscience Lab
17. Sleep Lab
18. Eye-Tracking Lab
19. EEG Lab
20. Vestibular Multisensory Embodiment (VeME) Lab
21. Social Psychophysiology Lab
22. Virtual Reality lab
23. Language and cognition facilities
24. Baby Lab

Foundation

1. Biology
2. Biomedical Sciences
3. Business and Management (International Year One)
4. Classical Studies
5. Comparative Literature and Culture
6. Computer Science
7. Computer Systems Engineering
8. Drama and Theatre Studies
9. Electronic Engineering
10. English
11. Film, Television and Digital Production
12. Geology
13. Health and Social Care
14. Health Studies
15. History
16. International Year One (Electronic Engineering)
17. Law
18. Liberal Arts
19. Mathematics
20. Music
21. Music and Sound Design for Film, Television, and Interactive Media
22. Philosophy
23. Physics

Undergraduate

1. Accounting and Finance
2. Accounting and Finance with a Year in Business
3. American Literature and Creative Writing
4. Ancient and Medieval History
5. Ancient History
6. Ancient History with Philosophy
7. Applied Psychology
8. Astrophysics
9. Astrophysics (4 Years)
10. Biochemistry
11. Biochemistry with a Year in Industry
12. Biology
13. Biology (Including Foundation Year)
14. Biology with a Year in Industry
15. Biomedical Sciences
16. Biomedical Sciences (Including Foundation Year)
17. Biomedical Sciences with a Year in Industry
18. Business and Management
19. Business and Management with a Year in Business
20. Classical Archaeology and Ancient History
21. Classical Studies
22. Classical Studies (Including Foundation Year)
23. Classical Studies and Comparative Literature and Culture
24. Classical Studies and Drama
25. Classical Studies and Philosophy
26. Classics
27. Classics and Philosophy
28. Comparative Literature and Culture
29. Comparative Literature and Culture (Including Foundation Year)
30. Comparative Literature and Culture and Drama
31. Comparative Literature and Culture and English
32. Comparative Literature and Culture and Philosophy
33. Comparative Literature and Culture with History of Art and Visual Culture
34. Comparative Literature and Culture with International Film
35. Comparative Literature and Culture with Philosophy
36. Computer Science
37. Computer Science (4 Years)
38. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence)
39. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) (4 Years)
40. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) with a Year in Industry
41. Computer Science (Artificial Intelligence) with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
42. Computer Science (Cyber Security)
43. Computer Science (Cyber Security) (4 Years)
44. Computer Science (Cyber Security) with a Year in Industry
45. Computer Science (Cyber Security) with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
46. Computer Science (Including Foundation Year)
47. Computer Science (Information Security)
48. Computer Science (Information Security) (4 Years)
49. Computer Science (Information Security) with a Year in Industry
50. Computer Science (Information Security) with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
51. Computer Science (Software Engineering)
52. Computer Science (Software Engineering) (4 Years)
53. Computer Science (Software Engineering) with a Year in Industry
54. Computer Science (Software Engineering) with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
55. Computer Science and Mathematics
56. Computer Science with a Year in Industry
57. Computer Science with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
58. Computer Systems Engineering
59. Computer Systems Engineering (4 Years)
60. Computer Systems Engineering (Including Foundation Year)
61. Computer Systems Engineering with a Year in Industry
62. Computer Systems Engineering with a Year in Industry (5 Years)
63. Corporate Finance
64. Criminology and Psychology
65. Criminology and Psychology with a Year in Industry
66. Criminology and Sociology
67. Criminology and Sociology with a Year in Industry
68. Digital Geosciences
69. Digital Media Culture and Technology
70. Drama and Creative Writing
71. Drama and Philosophy
72. Drama and Theatre Studies
73. Drama and Theatre Studies (Including Foundation Year)
74. Drama with Acting
75. Drama with Dance
76. Drama with Film
77. Drama with Philosophy
78. Earth, Climate and Environmental Change
79. Earth, Climate and Environmental Change (4 Years)
80. Ecology and Conservation
81. Ecology and Conservation with a Year in Industry
82. Economics
83. Economics (4 Years)
84. Economics and Data Science
85. Economics and Data Science with a Year in Business
86. Economics and Management
87. Economics and Management with a Year in Business
88. Economics and Mathematics
89. Economics and Mathematics with a Year in Business
90. Economics with a Year in Business
91. Economics with French
92. Economics with German
93. Economics with Italian
94. Economics with Music
95. Economics with Political Studies
96. Economics with Political Studies with a Year in Industry
97. Economics with Spanish
98. Economics, Politics and International Relations
99. Economics, Politics and International Relations with a Year in Business
100. Electronic Engineering
101. Electronic Engineering (4 Years)
102. Electronic Engineering (with Integrated Foundation Year)
103. Electronic Engineering (with Placement) (4 Years)
104. Electronic Engineering with a Year in Industry
105. English
106. English (Including Foundation Year)
107. English and American Literature
108. English and Classical Studies
109. English and Creative Writing
110. English and Digital Arts
111. English and Drama
112. English and Film Studies
113. English and History
114. English and Latin
115. English with Philosophy
116. Environment and Social Change
117. Environmental Geology
118. Environmental Geology with a Year in Industry
119. Environmental Geoscience
120. Environmental Geoscience (with International Study)
121. Environmental Geoscience with a Year in Industry
122. Film Studies
123. Film Studies with Philosophy
124. Film, Television and Digital Production
125. Film, Television and Digital Production (Including Foundation Year)
126. Finance
127. Finance and Mathematics
128. Finance and Mathematics with a Year in Business
129. Financial and Business Economics
130. Financial and Business Economics with a Year in Business
131. Genetics
132. Genetics with a Year in Industry
133. Geography
134. Geography (Egham)
135. Geography, Culture and Identity
136. Geography, Environment and Climate
137. Geography, Geopolitics and Global Affairs
138. Geology
139. Geology (Including Foundation Year)
140. Geology with a Year in Industry
141. Geoscience
142. Geoscience with a Year in Industry
143. Geoscience with International Study
144. Geosciences & Sustainable Energy
145. Greek
146. Health and Social Care
147. Health and Social Care (Including Foundation Year)
148. Health Studies
149. Health Studies (Including Foundation Year)
150. History
151. History (Including Foundation Year)
152. History and Music
153. History and Philosophy
154. History of Art and Visual Culture and Comparative Literature and Culture
155. History, Politics and International Relations
156. Human Geography
157. International Relations
158. Latin
159. Law
160. Law (Including Foundation Year)
161. Law with a Year in Industry
162. Law with Criminology
163. Law with Criminology with a Year in Industry
164. Law with International Relations
165. Law with International Relations with a Year in Industry
166. Law with Modern Languages (French)
167. Law with Modern Languages (German)
168. Law with Modern Languages (Italian)
169. Law with Modern Languages (Spanish)
170. Law with Philosophy
171. Law with Politics
172. Law with Politics with a Year in Industry
173. Law with Sociology
174. Law with Sociology with a Year in Industry
175. Liberal Arts
176. Liberal Arts with a Language Year Abroad
177. Liberal Arts with an International Year
178. Liberal Arts (Including Foundation Year)
179. Management with Accounting
180. Management with Accounting with a Year in Business
181. Management with Corporate Responsibility
182. Management with Corporate Responsibility with a Year in Industry
183. Management with Digital Innovation
184. Management with Digital Innovation and Analytics
185. Management with Digital Innovation and Analytics with a Year in Business
186. Management with Digital Innovation with a Year in Industry
187. Management with Entrepreneurship
188. Management with Entrepreneurship with a Year in Industry
189. Management with Human Resources
190. Management with Human Resources with a Year in Industry
191. Management with International Business
192. Management with International Business with a Year in Industry
193. Management with Marketing
194. Management with Marketing with a Year in Business
195. Mathematical Studies
196. Mathematics
197. Mathematics (4 Years)
198. Mathematics (Including Foundation Year)
199. Mathematics and Music
200. Mathematics and Philosophy
201. Mathematics and Physics
202. Mathematics and Physics (4 Years)
203. Mathematics with French
204. Mathematics with Philosophy
205. Mathematics with Spanish
206. Mathematics with Statistics
207. Medical Biochemistry
208. Medical Biochemistry with a Year in Industry
209. Modern and Contemporary History
210. Modern Languages
211. Modern Languages and Classical Studies
212. Modern Languages and Comparative Literature and Culture
213. Modern Languages and Drama
214. Modern Languages and English
215. Modern Languages and Greek
216. Modern Languages and History
217. Modern Languages and History of Art and Visual Culture
218. Modern Languages and Latin
219. Modern Languages and Management
220. Modern Languages and Music
221. Modern Languages and Philosophy
222. Modern Languages and Translation Studies
223. Modern Languages with History of Art and Visual Culture
224. Modern Languages with International Film
225. Modern Languages with International Relations
226. Modern Languages with Music
227. Modern Languages with Philosophy
228. Modern Languages with Translation Studies
229. Molecular Biology and Environmental Change with a Year in Industry
230. Music
231. Music (Including Foundation Year)
232. Music and English
233. Music and Philosophy
234. Music and Sound Design for Film, Television, and Interactive Media
235. Music and Sound Design for Film, Television, and Interactive Media (Including Foundation Year)
236. Music and Theatre
237. Music with French
238. Music with German
239. Music with Italian
240. Music with Philosophy
241. Music with Political Studies
242. Music with Spanish
243. Performing and Digital Arts
244. Philosophy
245. Philosophy (Including Foundation Year)
246. Philosophy and History of Art and Visual Culture
247. Philosophy and Law
248. Philosophy with International Relations
249. Philosophy with Politics
250. Physical Geography
251. Physics
252. Physics (4 Years)
253. Physics (Including Foundation Year)
254. Physics with Music
255. Physics with Particle Physics
256. Physics with Particle Physics (4 Years)
257. Physics with Philosophy
258. Politics
259. Politics and International Relations
260. Politics and International Relations and Philosophy
261. Politics and Law
262. Politics and Law with a Year in Industry
263. Politics with Philosophy
264. Politics, International Relations and Modern Languages (French)
265. Politics, International Relations and Modern Languages (German)
266. Politics, International Relations and Modern Languages (Italian)
267. Politics, International Relations and Modern Languages (Spanish)
268. Politics, Philosophy and Economics
269. Psychology
270. Psychology (4 Years)
271. Psychology, Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience
272. Psychology, Clinical Psychology and Mental Health
273. Psychology, Development and Developmental Disorders
274. Social Science
275. Sociology and Philosophy
276. Theoretical Physics
277. Theoretical Physics (4 Years)
278. Translation Studies and Comparative Literature and Culture
279. Translation Studies and Comparative Literature and Culture with a Year Abroad
280. Translation Studies and History of Art and Visual Culture
281. Translation Studies with International Film with a Year Abroad
282. Video Games Art and Design
283. Zoology
284. Zoology with a Year in Industry

Postgraduate

1. Accounting and Financial Management
2. Advanced Electronic and Electrical Engineering
3. Advanced Practice
4. AI for Business
5. Ancient History
6. Applied Neuroscience
7. Applied Social Psychology
8. Artificial Intelligence
9. Artificial Intelligence with a Year in Industry
10. Biological Sciences
11. Biomedical Electronic Engineering
12. Business Analytics
13. Classical Art and Archaeology
14. Classical Reception
15. Classics
16. Clinical Psychology
17. Comparative Literature and Culture
18. Computational Finance
19. Computational Finance with a Year in Industry
20. Computer Science
21. Corporate Finance
22. Creative Writing
23. Criminology
24. Crusader Studies
25. Cultural Geography
26. Cyber Security Project Management
27. Data Science and Analytics
28. Data Science and Analytics with a Year in Industry
29. Digital Business
30. Digital Marketing
31. Drama, Theatre and Dance
32. Earth Sciences
33. Economics
34. Economics (2 Years)
35. Electronic Engineering
36. Energy Geosciences
37. Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology
38. Engineering Management
39. Engineering Management with Cyber Security
40. English Literature
41. Entrepreneurship and Innovation
42. Entrepreneurship and Innovation with a Year in Business
43. Environmental Diagnosis and Management
44. European Philosophy
45. Film, Television and Digital Production
46. Finance
47. Finance (2 Years)
48. Forensic Psychology
49. French Studies
50. Gender Studies: Global Futures Pathway
51. Gender Studies: History and Socio-Legal Studies Pathway
52. Gender Studies: History pathway
53. Gender Studies: International Relations Pathway
54. Gender Studies: Philosophy Pathway
55. Gender Studies: Politics Pathway
56. Geopolitics, Development, Security and Justice
57. German Studies
58. Global Futures: Culture and Creativity
59. Global Futures: Geopolitics and Security
60. Global Futures: Justice, Development and Sustainability
61. Global Health: Economics and Policy
62. Global Health: Food Security, Sustainability and Biodiversity
63. Global Health: Human Health and the Environment
64. Global Health: Society, Culture and Behaviour
65. Hispanic Studies
66. History
67. History: Hellenic Studies
68. Holocaust Studies
69. Human Resource Management
70. Immersive Storytelling
71. Information Security
72. Information Security with a Year in Industry
73. International Business Management
74. International Business Management (Marketing)
75. International Business Management (Strategy and Leadership)
76. International Media Management
77. International Public Policy and Development
78. International Relations
79. International Security
80. Italian Studies
81. Late Antique and Byzantine Studies
82. Logistics and Supply Chain Management
83. Machine Learning
84. Machine Learning with a Year in Industry
85. Marketing
86. Media, Power and Public Affairs
87. Medieval Studies
88. Microwave and Optical Fibre Communications
89. Modern Philosophy
90. Music Performance
91. Music: Collaborative Piano Pathway
92. Music: Composition Pathway
93. Music: Ethnomusicology & Musicology Pathway
94. Music: Film, TV, and Game Music Pathway
95. Music: Music and Management Pathway
96. Music: Performance Pathway
97. Occupational Therapy (Pre-Reg)
98. Past Climate and Environmental Change
99. Physics
100. Political Philosophy
101. Producing Film and Television
102. Project Management
103. Public History
104. Rhetoric
105. Screenwriting for Television and Film (in Retreat)
106. Smart Power Systems
107. Social Work
108. Sustainability and Management
109. Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism Studies
110. Theatre Directing
111. Victorian Literature, Art and Culture

Research

1. Biological Sciences
2. Classics
3. Computer Science
4. Criminology
5. Drama, Theatre and Dance
6. Earth Sciences
7. Economics
8. Electronic Engineering
9. English
10. Forensic Psychology
11. Geography
12. History
13. Information Security
14. Languages, Literatures and Cultures
15. Law
16. Management
17. Mathematics
18. Music
19. Philosophy
20. Physics
21. Politics
22. Psychology
23. Social Sciences
24. Social Work

Royal Holloway, University of London has six academic schools. These are:

1. School of Business and Management
2. School of Engineering, Physical and Mathematical Sciences
3. School of Humanities
4. School of Law and Social Sciences
5. School of Life Sciences and the Environment
6. School of Performing and Digital Arts

Royal Holloway, University of London, has a prestigious staff community. These include:

1. Anne, Princess Royal (Chancellor)
2. Professor Julie Sanders (Vice-Chancellor and Principal)
3. Professor Emma Mayhew (Pro-Vice-Chancellor)
4. Professor Ruth Livesey (Associate Pro-Vice-Chancellor)
5. Tracy Bhamra (Pro Vice-Chancellor)
6. Matthew Humphreys (Pro-Vice-Chancellor)

Students can experience a whole new world with endless things to do and explore at the Royal Holloway, University of London.

1. Set on 135 acres of land, its campus is one of the most beautiful campuses in the world.
2. The Founder’s Building is home to the famous Picture Gallery, comprising Thomas Holloway’s fine collection of Victorian paintings.
3. Thorpe Park and the Windsor Great Park are great for a picnic and chill.
4. Wanna do shopping, dine out, or watch movies? The nearby towns of Staines, Windsor, Richmond, and Kingston are great places for it.
5. You can host a picnic at the Virginia Water Lake, go boating at the River Thames, or go for a walk at the Runnymede Pleasure Grounds.
6. Enjoy movies at Everyman in Egham and Vue in Staines.
7. If theatre is your thing, then you should visit Richmond, Windsor, Woking, and London’s West End.
8. You’ll find a wide range of food options in Egham, Englefield Green, Windsor, Richmond, Staines, Reading, and Bracknell.
9. Watch international rugby at Twickenham, tennis at Wimbledon, horse racing at Ascot, and football at Wembley.
10. You can swim at Egham Orbit Leisure Centre, play golf at Topgolf Surrey, row in the Thames, and sail in Surrey.
11. Enjoy live music in Wembley Stadium, Royal Albert Hall, O2, and OVO Arena Wembley.

1. Undergraduate: 76%
2. Postgraduate: 24%
3. Full-time students: 93%
4. Part-time students: 7%
5. UK students: 78%
6. EU students: 7%
7. International students: 15%
8. Female: 56%
9. Male: 44%

The transportation routes are quite flexible at the Royal Holloway, University of London. Students will face no hurdles in roaming around.

1. Two local bus services are available just outside Royal Holloway, and upon showing your valid student ID card, you can avail yourself of a 33% student discount.
2. The campus is packed with more than 600 bike parking spaces.
3. Egham railway station is the nearest station to the campus.
4. It takes about 40 minutes to get to London Waterloo from Egham by train.
5. You can get 33% off train travel by using a 16-25 Railcard.
6. The nearest airport to the campus is Heathrow Airport, just 7 miles away.
7. There is a shuttle bus that runs from Egham station to the main campus.
8. If you live further than 1.5 miles away, you can apply for a free parking permit to park on campus.

Self-catered accommodation costs £125-£205 per week.

Royal Holloway, University of London, provides various types of accommodation services packed with the utmost facilities to meet the requirements of the students. These are the total halls of residence:

1. Founder's (Catered Hall—Undergraduate)
2. Reid (Catered Hall—Undergraduate)
3. George Eliot (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
4. Gowar and Wedderburn (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
5. Williamson, Tuke and Butler (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
6. Runnymede 1 and 2 (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
7. Penrose Court (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
8. Highfield Court (Self-catered Hall—Undergraduate)
9. George Eliot (Self-catered halls—Postgraduate)
10. Highfield Court (Self-catered halls—Postgraduate)
11. Penrose Court (Self-catered halls—Postgraduate)

Royal Holloway, University of London offers a huge number of extracurricular activities. These include:

1. American Football
2. Archery
3. Badminton
4. Basketball
5. Boxing
6. Chess
7. Climbing
8. Cricket
9. Dance
10. Fencing
11. Football (Men's)
12. Football (Women's)
13. Golf
14. Hockey
15. Ice Skating
16. Karate
17. Lacrosse
18. Mixed Martial Arts
19. Motorsport
20. Netball
21. Ninjutsu
22. Petanque
23. Pickleball
24. Polo
25. Riding
26. Rounders
27. Rowing
28. Rugby (Men's)
29. Rugby (Women's)
30. Snow
31. Swimming
32. Table Tennis
33. Tennis
34. Ultimate Frisbee
35. Volleyball

Royal Holloway, University of London, holds partnerships with some of the most esteemed institutes. These include:

1. Flinders University, Adelaide
2. University of Melbourne
3. University of Western Australia, Perth
4. University of Sydney
5. Concordia University, Montreal
6. Toronto University (subject to agreement renewal)
7. University of Alberta, Edmonton
8. Shanghai International Studies University (SISU)
9. Hong Kong University
10. Keio University
11. Ritsumeikan University
12. Waseda University
13. Korea University
14. Victoria University of Wellington
15. Arizona State University (ASU)
16. Boston College
17. George Washington University
18. Mount Holyoke College
19. Universidad de las Américas Puebla (UDLAP) (subject to agreement renewal)
20. University of California
21. University of Florida
22. Washington College
23. Yale University

Royal Holloway, University of London’s research addresses real-world issues, aiming to find innovative solutions to complex challenges, reduce inequalities, and promote sustainable living in an interconnected and digital society.

According to the latest REF report, 88% of the institute’s research is either world-leading or internationally excellent, and this university lies in the top 25% of UK universities for research.

Fee range for international students: £19,800 - £34,700 per year

Royal Holloway, University of London, offers a great number of scholarships to help international students with their study costs. The institute has a wide range of scholarships and bursaries available for undergraduate and postgraduate students.

Royal Holloway, University of London, is an institute of some of the most prestigious alumni. These include:

1. Tengku Ahmad Ismail Mu’adzam Shah (Prince of Malaysia)
2. Daphne Blundell (Former Director of Women's Royal Naval Service)
3. Lynwen Brennan CBE (General Manager of Lucasfilm)
4. Susan Bullock CBE (Soprano)
5. Ida Busbridge (First woman to be appointed to an Oxford fellowship in mathematics)
6. Helen Cam CBE (Fellow of the British Academy, first female professor at Harvard)
7. Sophie Christiansen CBE (Gold medalist at Paralympics)

Royal Holloway, University of London, will support you in every way on your career path from the very moment you start your university life. Their career services include:

1. Appointments
2. Assessment centres
3. Book an appointment
4. Careers and Placements fair
5. Contact us
6. Cover letters
7. CV checking with CareerSet
8. Events - book on the Careers Portal
9. Interviews
10. Internships
11. International student support
12. LinkedIn
13. Networking
14. Networking with employers
15. Part time jobs
16. PhD Students
17. Practice interviews
18. Placements - Optional placement year
19. Volunteering
20. Work Experience
21. Workshops - Recorded
22. Workshops - attend an event

1. Consistently ranked among the UK's leading universities for teaching and research
2. A founding member of the Russell Group
3. Teaching has been accredited by several professional bodies
4. All single-honors degrees are accredited by the British Computer Society (BCS)

1. 38th in the Complete University Guide 2025
2. 34th in the Times University Guide 2025
3. 52nd in the Guardian University Guide 2025
4. 477th in the QS World University Rankings 2025

Royal Holloway, University of London, is located in the beautiful city of Egham, which is a perfect mix of natural beauty, historical significance, and the latest conveniences. This city is surrounded by amazing countryside, including the famous Runnymede Meadows, where the Magna Carta was signed in 1215.

With its rich history, convenient transport links, and great surroundings, Egham offers a balanced lifestyle, making it a desirable location for both residents and visitors alike.