UCL in North America

UCL students, graduates and academics enjoy longstanding and strong links with many world leading institutions and organisations in the North America region, which incorporates the USA and Canada.

More than 1,100 students from the region are currently studying at UCL, while many academics enjoy long-standing collaborations.

Current activity includes the Yale UCL Collaborative, a multi-disciplinary, research, education and clinical collaboration between Yale University and UCL.

Unsure which region your country of interest is in? Search our countries and UCL regions dictionary (pdf, 238KB).

Recent news:

UofT and UCL academics collaborating on child pain research

UCL and the University of Toronto team up to understand chronic pain in children

Doctors at the two partner institutions have joined forces to investigate an under-studied area of research

UCL and University of Toronto to host celebration of Afghan women’s poetry

UCL and University of Toronto are set to host joint public event celebrating Afghan women’s poetry addressing social injustices

First winners of UCL-University of Toronto joint funding announced

Seven projects are receiving joint funding over the next two years through a newly launched UCL-University of Toronto (U of T) funding stream.

Regional network

Academic and professional services staff from departments across UCL interested in the North America region can join the regional network.

Led by Professor Brad Karp, Pro-Vice-Provost (North America), the network meets regularly throughout the year to discuss current and future activity.

Join the regional network

Upcoming events

North America Regional Network meetings