2022/2023 Academic Year - UPDATE! If your native language is not English, you will be required to demonstrate your English proficiency by gaining an English language qualification prior to the commencement of your course. The most common English language certificate we accept is IELTS but we also accept other English language qualifications. We continue to accept: ▪️Pearson ▪️TOEFL IBT ▪️Cambridge ❗We now temporarily accept a range of alternatives to our current English language requirements to allow a more flexible route for you to achieve your English language standard for entry to one of our courses: ▪️IELTS Indicator home-based test (Results require to be as per GCU Academic IELTS requirement) ▪️TOEFL iBT Special Home Edition (Results require to be as per GCU TOEFL internet-based test overall score) ▪️Password (You will require a GCU code – register your interest and one of our recruitment team will contact you) ❗Where the above are not available,

You said, we heard. You said, we did. Meet Our Public Health Professor - Antony Morgan! #MotivationalMonday #IamGCU #GlasgowCaledonianUniversityLondon #GlasgowCaledonianUniversity #UniversityLondon #London #PublicHealth #Postgraduate

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Our next event during #CEweekLDN is Professor Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas joins Instagram live with the Slow Fashion Movement♻️ Interviewed by GCU London graduate and now fashion designer and stylist Dhruvyasha Patel who is a global campaign team member at the Slow Fashion Movement to discuss #FashionDetox, constant economic growth versus degrowth in fashion and the role of the consumer in #CircularEconomy Head over to @slowfashion.movement on Friday 18 June at 4pm (BST) to join @fashionnatascha and @dhruvyasha_ #gcu #gculondon #britishschooloffashion

Yme Gorter, Co-founder at Waai Impact Agency will join our panel discussion ‘Sustainability in an Interconnected World’ on Tuesday 24 June 9.30-10.30 (BST) At Waai Yme takes care of business development, research and production. With the panel of industry insiders, he will be exploring what #sustainability means in today’s interconnected world and the role global citizenship and intercultural competence play in achieving it. The panel will draw on different perspectives: from #publichealth to social innovation and #business, and from organisational risk to (higher) #education for the Common Good. Join us by registering for free here: https://www.bigmarker.com/student-support1/Sustainability-in-an-Interconnected-World

We are delighted to be taking part in Circular Economy Week as #CEweekLDN event hosts ♻️ #CEweekLDN is one of a series of global conferences and platforms to bring together changemakers and enablers to accelerate the transition to a #CircularEconomy. The British School of Fashion at GCU London will bring together a panel of industry insiders to explore how #sustainability and inclusion are helping to reshape #employment opportunities within the fashion and luxury sectors. Join us on Tuesday 15 June 11.30-12.30 (BST) by registering via the link in our bio