Medical Sciences Campus Tours

Tour highlights

• We run back-to-back 60-minute tours every few weeks.
• Visit our key facilities, including our libraries, lecture theatres and communal areas.
• Explore teaching spaces in the Cruciform Building.
• Learn about UCL's pioneering history in medical education and the impact of our work on healthcare worldwide.
• Meet current students who will share their experiences of studying and working within UCL Medical Sciences.

Who can attend?

Tours are designed for undergraduate prospective students who are interested in our undergraduate degrees in Medical Sciences. Students interested in other courses are also welcome to join.

More about Medical Sciences Campus Tours

Join us on a tour of our Bloomsbury campus to explore our facilities, meet our inspiring students and staff, and learn how we are shaping the future of medicine.

• These general tours do not include access to any UCL Halls of Residence.
• We cannot guarantee tours for latecomers, so we advise that you arrive 10 minutes early to join the tour on time.

The Rockefeller Building

The Rockefeller Building is one of our main hubs. It is used widely by undergraduate students as well as a site of further learning at postgraduate level and beyond. It was the first home of UCL's Medical School and Nurses Home and now houses the UCL Eastman Dental Institute, supporting a vibrant community of postgraduate and PhD students, staff and researchers.

The Cruciform Building

This Grade II listed landmark was designed by renowned Victorian architect Alfred Waterhouse. It opened in 1906 as the new University College Hospital. Serving as a hospital for over 90 years, it was vacated by the NHS in 1995 and subsequently purchased by UCL. Following an extensive £50 million renovation, the building now houses the Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research and UCL Medical School's pre-clinical teaching and learning facilities.

Bloomsbury Campus

On a campus tour, you'll explore the state-of-the-art Student Centre, a bustling hub for studying, collaboration and relaxation.

Attendees will see the historic Main Quad, the heart of UCL's Bloomsbury campus, and take in its iconic architecture. This is currently undergoing major works to improve accessibility ahead of our 200th anniversary.

You'll also discover key student facilities including libraries, social spaces and support services, all designed to enhance your university experience.