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London College of Contemporary Arts

London College of Contemporary Arts is a college in London, England, in a city setting. How it compares on official data.

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not in the overall table

87.4%

student experience, NSS 2026

69.0%

continuing or qualified after a year

Not in the overall table, because fewer than three of the four measures are published for it. This says nothing about its quality. How we rank.

How it compares

Measure	London College of Contemporary Arts	Average in the overall table	What it measures
Student experience	87.4%	85.1%	Average positive answers across seven National Student Survey 2026 themes, from 540 final-year students.
Continuation	69.0%	83.0%	Full-time degree students still studying or qualified a year after starting (Discover Uni).
Graduate prospects	Not published	63.7%	Graduates in professional or managerial work, or further study, 15 months after finishing (Discover Uni).
Earnings	Not published	n/a	Too few graduates for a published figure.

Sources: National Student Survey 2026, Office for Students (Open Government Licence v3.0), first degree, full-time, by teaching provider; LEO graduate outcomes, tax year 2023-24, Department for Education (Open Government Licence v3.0), median earnings five years after graduating; Discover Uni dataset, 8 September 2026 edition, HESA (CC BY 4.0), continuation and graduate prospects. All sources and licences.

What students say: National Student Survey 2026

The share of final-year students giving positive answers on each theme, next to the average for providers in the overall table.

Theme	London College of Contemporary Arts	Average
Teaching on my course	89.5%	87.5%
Learning opportunities	90.8%	85.3%
Assessment and feedback	89.9%	82.7%
Academic support	89.8%	89.1%
Organisation and management	82.9%	79.5%
Learning resources	81.6%	88.5%
Student voice	87.2%	79.8%

Also has official data for, but not enough to rank in: Business and management, Creative arts and design.

UCAS points of past entrants

The UCAS Tariff points of recent entrants to full-time degree courses who had Tariff qualifications, from Discover Uni. These are past entrants, not offers: check each course page for entry requirements.

Under 4887%

48 to 633%

64 to 793%

80 to 950%

96 to 1114%

112 to 1270%

128 to 1430%

144 to 1591%

160 to 1751%

176 to 1910%

192 to 2070%

208 to 2230%

224 to 2390%

240 or more0%

The middle entrant (the median) was in the Under 48 band, and the most common band was Under 48 points. Work out your UCAS points.

Courses and key facts

Discover Uni lists 16 full-time degree courses.

Students' union

Course counts, TEF and links: {oa("du")}, CC BY 4.0. Check course details with the university.

Living costs in London

Average private rent in the London area was £2,332 a month in August 2026, against a UK average of £1,400. Student rooms usually cost less than a whole home. Cost of living in London.

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Sources

Data used under the Open Government Licence v3.0 (Office for Students, Department for Education, ONS) and CC BY 4.0 (HESA). All sources and licences.

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Quick answers

Where is London College of Contemporary Arts in the Be Wise ranking?

Not in the overall table, because fewer than three of the four measures are published for it. This says nothing about its quality. The Be Wise ranking uses only official data on student experience, continuation, graduate prospects and earnings.

What do students say about London College of Contemporary Arts?

In the 2026 National Student Survey, an average of 87.4% of final-year students gave positive answers across the seven themes, from 540 responses. Its highest theme compared with the average was student voice (87.2%, against 79.8%), and its lowest was learning resources (81.6%, against 88.5%).

How many students continue their course at London College of Contemporary Arts?

On Discover Uni data, 69.0% of full-time degree students were still studying or had qualified a year after starting. The average in the overall table was 83.0%.

What UCAS points do you need for London College of Contemporary Arts?

Entry requirements vary by course, so check each course page. Among recent entrants with UCAS Tariff points, the most common band was Under 48 points. Past entrants' points are not offers.

How much is rent near London College of Contemporary Arts?

The ONS average private rent in the London area was £2,332 a month in August 2026. Student rooms in halls or shared houses usually cost less than a whole home.