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The Courtauld Institute of Art

Scores

• Student satisfaction              3.7
• Research assessment         7.0
• Student/staff ratio                12.8
• Completion                          90.7
• Good honours                     84.1
• Graduate prospects           77.3
• Entry standards                420.0

History

• Founded by the politician Viscount Lee of Fareham, the industrialist Samuel Courtauld, and the lawyer Sir Robert Witt in 1932.
• Originally located in Portman Square, until the move to Somerset House in 1989.
• Currently celebrating its 75^th anniversary.

Location and Transport

• The Institute and its Gallery are based in central London, close to many cultural institutions, theatres, cinemas, clubs and the West End.
• Somerset House is one of the most important neo-Classical buildings in the country.
• Central location within easy access of mainline stations, the underground and buses.  

Accommodation

• We offer accommodation in our own private rooms, and within the Intercollegiate Halls of the University of London.
• Our students have access to the University of LondonAccommodation Office, to find both private accommodation and flatmates.
• For more information on accommodation at Courtauld, please visit the website. 

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