Regent’s University London

Developed in partnership with some of the world’s most recognised hospitality venues, including iconic five-star hotels The Savoy and The Peninsula London, this highly practical course has been purpose-built to address the unique challenges and opportunities at the forefront of this exclusive industry – diving into every facet, from operations and accounting to marketing and guest experience.

You’ll experience hands-on learning, with opportunities to explore some of London’s most reputable five-star hotels and restaurants and develop your understanding of how luxury businesses are run. From term one, you’ll be placed in your first luxury property – working two days a week on site in a variety of positions, applying your learning practically while building a powerful network of contacts.

In your final year, you’ll complete a major project, comprising two parts – a piece of written work (a business plan, consultancy project, etc.) and a practical exercise (e.g., an industry placement). As your confidence grows, so will your ability to exercise judgements, take risks, handle crises and adapt to change.

You’ll graduate with a strong skillset and a network of contacts in the luxury industry – all looking for new talent to lead, innovate and influence the hospitality sector.

This course offers a direct pathway to our MA Luxury Hospitality Management.

London-centric learning

With London on your doorstep, you’ll have opportunities to experience British service excellence first-hand in the capital:

• Attending exclusive tours and immersive challenges
• Working at iconic venues: The Savoy and The Peninsula London
• Joining hospitality labs at landmark London locations

You'll explore marketing in its entirety (traditional, contemporary, digital, social, retail and marcomms) but focus on contemporary theories and approaches – learning how and why we target consumers, examining how they feel and act, predicting their next actions, and developing data-driven campaigns that tell a story, influence and turn targets into leads.

Drawing on real case studies from around the world, you’ll learn which approaches work for different cultures, explore how emerging technologies can assist with relationship management and examine the extent to which big data will replace traditional market research and marcomms in the future – taking values, ethics and sustainability into consideration.

Working on live projects commissioned by industry leaders, you'll learn how marketing fits into the wider business landscape (touching on data, strategy, law, finance, research), discover new marketing trends and pick up tips and tactics to use yourself – from building strategies to writing captivating proposals.

In your final term, you’ll complete a dissertation or major project, exploring something that interests you, such as the integration of AI or the influence of TikTok on consumer behaviour. You’ll graduate as a strategic and creative thinker, with a deep understanding of the relationship between company and consumer.

Prepare for an acting career without limits in the heart of London.

The performing arts industry offers great opportunity or variety for emerging actors. From film and theatre to animation, voiceover, presenting and more, today’s performers are building dynamic multi-faceted careers that demand adaptability and the confidence to move between different forms of performance. In London, the thriving fringe scene continues to provide a vital space for new work and emerging talent – making it the place to be for ambitious artists ready to experiment, collaborate and build their portfolio.

Discover some of the incredible films our alumni have created as they make their mark in the industry.

Developed alongside leading law professionals, this course covers the seven foundations of legal knowledge:

• Contract law
• Criminal law
• Equity and trusts
• Law of the European Union
• Tort law
• Property law
• Public Law

Embedded within these core modules are opportunities to explore specialist areas including family law, intellectual property, environmental law, employment law, commercial law, and international human rights. Unlike the traditional approach – where specialist areas are studied in siloed, optional modules – this integrated structure gives you exposure to a diverse range of legal fields and enables you to make connections between different areas of law.

From day one, you’ll apply legal principles to real-world challenges and case studies and develop the core skills lawyers use every day. Classroom learning is authentic, interactive, and highly collaborative, with opportunities to experience law firsthand through practical simulations, live projects and industry placements.

Embracing innovation, you'll be equipped and encouraged to use artificial intelligence throughout your studies, as well as evaluating and critiquing its validity. This will enhance your productivity and prepare you for the future of work.

Alongside your legal studies, you’ll choose from a wide range of multidisciplinary special electives in areas including business, psychology, technology and design. Bringing insights back into your classes enables you to view legal problems from different perspectives, craft creative client solutions, and better understand how law interacts with the wider world – equipping you to stand out as a lawyer who can bridge disciplines and add strategic insight.

Through our unparalleled industry connections and our membership with Walpole, the official UK body for the luxury sector, you’ll have opportunities to engage directly with iconic brands including Alexander McQueen, The Savoy, Meta and Google – gaining valuable insights into how law operates within luxury, as well as other sectors and organisations around the world.

In your second year, you’ll join work placements and access extra-curriculum activities like our Future Founders Programme which provides early-stage student entrepreneurs with the tools to launch a new business.

If you have an adventurous spirit and crave an engaging, hands-on law education, designed to meet the needs of a changing profession, this is the course for you! You’ll graduate with the expertise to qualify as a lawyer, as well as the adaptability, creativity and entrepreneurial thinking that's essential for the legal sector – empowered to define your own future in law, wherever your ambitions take you.

Professional alignment

This course has been designed to take into account the Bar Standards Board's (BSB) requirements of the Academic Stage of training – covering the seven foundations of legal knowledge. The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) no longer regulates the content of law degrees, but this course nevertheless provides a strong grounding in the foundational legal knowledge that is tested in Stage 1 of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination.

Please note, however, that this is an undergraduate law degree and not an SQE test preparation course. Additionally, students wishing to practise law outside of England and Wales should consult the professional or statutory body/bodies in the relevant jurisdiction(s) to satisfy themselves that this course meets all relevant requirements. Extra training and/or qualifications may be required depending on career and jurisdiction of qualification.

Premium study materials

Students will also benefit from access to Law Trove, a digital collection of textbooks and study materials published by Oxford University Press (OUP). This comprehensive legal library provides:

• 200+ full text law e-books
• Coverage of key subjects, including contract, criminal, tort and constitutional law
• High-quality, authoritative content from Oxford University Press
• Powerful search functionality across multiple titles to support research and revision

This premium access will enhance your learning experience, providing students with a significant advantage in their legal studies – an opportunity not widely available across UK law providers.

London-centric learning

Based in central London, one of the world’s leading legal and commercial centres, you’ll benefit from direct engagement with the legal community:

• Visit leading firms to meet legal practitioners
• Tour legal hotspots in London – from the Supreme Court to the Royal Courts of Justice
• Engage directly with London’s most exclusive luxury brands
• Join guest lectures to gain insights from industry professionals

Develop the strategic insight to lead in fashion marketing and branding.

In today’s fast-paced and interconnected industry, fashion marketers play a crucial role in shaping trends, building brands and driving commercial success. This course explores the structure of the fashion industry and develops your understanding of marketing, branding and communications as well as the practical skills needed to apply this knowledge in real-world contexts.

You’ll examine fashion within an evolving digital landscape, exploring how innovation is reshaping the way brands communicate, engage audiences and build communities. Through this, you’ll learn how marketers craft compelling narratives, create immersive brand experiences and respond to changing consumer behaviours across platforms.

Rooted in industry practice, this course reflects the realities of contemporary fashion careers, where marketing plays a central role in shaping brand identity, experience and value.

You'll experience

• Specialist facilities: access studios, Mac labs and industry-standard creative software
• An industry-focus: work on projects and briefs with leading fashion brands
• Interdisciplinary learning: encompassing marketing, comms, branding and digital
• Hands-on learning: apply your knowledge through practical, strategic project-based modules
• Prime location: connect with brands, agencies and creative networks across the city

Set within the unique landscape of royal Regent’s Park in central London, surrounded by some of the world’s most famous landmarks and creative firms, this course has been designed to cultivate the next generation of architectural thinkers, designers, and leaders – empowered to drive change and create meaningful spaces that respond to the challenges of today and tomorrow.

It’s built around a dynamic studio culture that fosters experimentation, interdisciplinary collaboration and a strong sense of community. Working alongside peers from Architecture, Interior Design and other creative disciplines on shared modules and projects, you’ll quickly start to exchange ideas, challenge assumptions and broaden your design perspective. On campus, you’ll have access to:

• Workshops, design studios, CAD Lab, and photography studios
• Professional equipment – plotter, 3D printing, laser cutting, wood workshop
• Practical support, including a dedicated workshop technician
• Free subscriptions to Audodesk and Adobe Creative Cloud

From day one, you’ll work on live projects – responding to real briefs that reflect professional practice and engaging directly with clients, users, and communities. You’ll gain skills in drawing, model-making, concept development, storytelling, project management and budgeting, while becoming confident in using emerging technology like AI and digital fabrication to bring your ideas to life, and strengthen your pitches and proposals.

With the built environment responsible for nearly 40% of global carbon emissions, there’s increasing demand for architects who can design sustainably, ethically and innovatively. Throughout your studies, we’ll explore how to respond to the evolving climate emergency through informed decisions and zero-carbon strategies – aligning with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Graduate Attributes and the University’s B Corp certification.

During your time at Regent's, you’ll learn from academics and industry professionals at the forefront of their fields – gaining insights into industry shifts while making valuable connections. You’ll also have opportunities to attend guest talks, workshops, site visits and study trips (locally and internationally) to expand your outlook and ground your learning in real examples and contexts.

In your second and third years, you'll have the chance to tailor your experience with a choice of elective modules, enabling you to pursue your individual interests and develop your own design identity.

You’ll leave Regent’s with a sophisticated portfolio and a deep understanding of the social, cultural, and environmental responsibilities of the sector. You’ll be able to communicate visually and spatially and imagine bold solutions to complex problems – skills that are valuable far beyond traditional architecture roles. You’ll feel well-prepared to enter architectural firms and agencies in the UK and internationally, pursue postgraduate study towards RIBA/ARB qualifications, or branch into related careers like interior architecture and spatial design.