City and Guilds of London Art School
At a glance
Source: Discover Uni, median across coursesStudent satisfaction73%National Student Survey
In work or study90%15 months after graduating
Entrants’ UCAS points128–128+Middle entrant, by course
Continuation85%Students continuing into year 2
City and Guilds of London Art School offers 6 undergraduate courses listed in the Discover Uni dataset, based in London. Across its courses, the median student satisfaction score is 73%. A median of 90% of graduates were in work or further study 15 months after finishing. Students typically arrived with between 128 and 128+ UCAS tariff points, depending on the course.
Courses at City and Guilds of London Art School
Filter these coursesDesign studies1 course
Heritage studies2 courses
Others in creative arts and design2 courses
Living and studying here
AccommodationHalls, prices and how to apply
Students’ unionClubs, societies and support
Open daysBook a visit on the official website
Main location: 124 KENNINGTON PARK ROAD, KENNINGTON, LONDON, SE11 4DJ · View on map
Frequently asked questions
What UCAS points do you need for City and Guilds of London Art School?
It depends on the course. Based on the most recent entrants, the middle student arrived with between 128 and 128+ points across City and Guilds of London Art School’s courses. Check each course page for its figure, and the university’s own website for its current offer.
Are students at City and Guilds of London Art School satisfied with their course?
The median National Student Survey positivity score across City and Guilds of London Art School’s courses is 73%. Scores vary a lot by course, so compare the individual courses you are interested in.
Do City and Guilds of London Art School graduates get jobs?
A median of 90% of graduates were in work or further study 15 months after graduating. Figures come from the Graduate Outcomes survey.
How many courses does City and Guilds of London Art School offer?
We list 6 undergraduate courses at City and Guilds of London Art School, across 4 subjects.