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Study at Birkbeck, a world-class university in central London. Choose from a range of undergraduate courses with daytime or evening options.
The philanthropist George Birkbeck founded the London Mechanics’ Institute in 1823 to provide education to working class people in the capital. In what was considered radical at the time, the Institute allowed artisans and craftsmen to learn about science, art and economics. Seven years after it first opened its doors, the Institute began to admit women - one of the first institutions in the ...
The Founding of the College. Birkbeck was founded on the evening of 11 November 1823, when around 2000 people flocked to the Crown and Anchor Tavern on the Strand to hear Dr George Birkbeck speak on the importance of educating the working people of London. Supporters present at the event including Jeremy Bentham, the philosopher and originator ...
Student services. Birkbeck administrative and support services offer the highest levels of service and accessibility. When you enrol as a student at Birkbeck you become a member of our uniquely diverse community, which has been committed to fostering inclusion, excellence, learning and growth for more than 200 years.
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Birkbeck Central: Malet Street, Bloomsbury, London, WC1E 7HY (Birkbeck Central on Google Maps) Senate House: University of London, Malet Street, London, WC1E 7HU (Senate House on Google Maps) Opening hours. Our campus in Bloomsbury (central London) is open from 9am to 9pm Monday to Friday, during term time. The main building is also open on ...
Study at Birkbeck. Short courses. We offer a wide range of short courses in a variety of subjects, from introductory to more advanced postgraduate courses. People study our short courses for a range of reasons, including for professional development, personal interest or as a taster or stepping stone into higher education.
