London Life
London is one of the most vibrant, diverse and historic cities in the world. You can enjoy a vast range of experiences, from the buzz of life in the centre, to our close‑knit community in the South East of the city.
Bursting with energy, the multicultural city of London is a focal point in the UK for culture, creativity, and business. Whatever you want to do, see or try, you can find it here.
London’s venues host an ever-changing array of events, from the traditional to the avant-garde. West End theatres, iconic concert halls and renowned dance venues are just a short train ride away from our sites. Immersing yourself in the capital’s cultural events doesn’t have to break the bank – many venues offer free entry or reduced prices for students.
London is also the ideal place to get your career started. Many of the world’s leading artists, ensembles, agents and publishers are based here, giving you the opportunity to make those all-important industry connections.
I love London – there’s always something happening. It’s so huge and all the areas are different from one another. It’s a great place for you to network.
Chander van Daatselaar, The Netherlands, BA (Hons) Contemporary Dance with International Foundation Year
South East London
We are based in South East London, a bright, lively and welcoming student area. From the historic grandeur of Royal Greenwich to the cutting-edge culture of Deptford and New Cross, our local area has something for everyone.
Deptford is home to an enormous mix of cultures and boasts one of the liveliest street markets in the city. At New Cross, you can enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline at Telegraph Hill park, or explore its cosy cafes, trendy bars, and eclectic pop-up events. Meanwhile, top Greenwich highlights include the world food stalls at the indoor market, Greenwich Park (one of South East London’s largest green spaces) and the Meridian Line at the Royal Observatory. Greenwich also plays host to lots of exciting festivals – from comedy to book fairs, there’s always something going on.
If you’re new to London, Time Out has lots of guides on places worth visiting and events taking place across the city. Be sure to follow us on socials too to stay up to date with what’s happening at Trinity Laban.
Europe on your doorstep
Exploring other cities is simple – London has six major airports offering low-cost flights to many European countries. St Pancras International railway station links London to Brussels and Paris in under three hours via the Eurostar, while Amsterdam is less than four hours away.