and Castle. The University’s 7 Academic Schools have strong links with business and employers in the private and public sectors, which feed into courses and help students to form useful career connections. Work placements feature on many courses. London’s University of Opportunity Where you come from does not define your destiny! Life is full of hurdles and interruptions. The secret to finding your place in the world is in possessing an enterprising attitude. After all, enterprise is about more than just entrepreneurship and start-ups: it’s a way of being and a way of doing. London South Bank University (LSBU) alumni exemplify this attitude every day; striving, achieving and improving the opportunities that are open to others. “From living in a hostel to carrying the Olympic torch, alumnus Tunji Akintokun’s story is one of overcoming adversity. Now he’s focusing on helping young people to do the same.” “Tech evangelist, social entrepreneur, thought leader, writer, speaker and mum – alumna Dr Sue Black has worked tirelessly to get more women coding, inspired by her own life-changing experiences.” University of the Year for Graduate Employment Whatever your professional goals, the University will support and develop you. And that’s why LSBU is named the University of the Year for Graduate Employment and prospects by The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018. The University’s focus on personalised learning and employability skills also earned a silver rating for Teaching Excellence. LSBU has the highest possible rating for the quality of our education, from the independent Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA). Courses are accredited or developed in association with leading professional bodies. Search courses.