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London as a whole
draws in people from all over the country and the world
to study in one of the area’s many educational
institutions, including those in north west London. Students who find that their studies bring them to northwest London are probably well on their way in their chosen career path as the educational institutions here tend to be focused on one area of study. The Royal College of Physicians [map] based near Regent's Park is the oldest medical institution in England. As a centre for the profession is not only where physicians go to take medical exams but also has a proactive purpose of promoting high standards in medicine purpose. The Royal College of Obstetrics & Gynaecologists [map] was established after the Royal College of Physicians when the practices involved in giving birth were recognised as a speciality in their own right. From its creation in 1929 the care of women and children during birth improved and today the Royal College continues to advance the profession. Juxtaposed against these historic medical centres of education the London Business School [map] also inhabits NW1, near Regent’s Park. At less than 50 years old this is still quite a young institution, however its reputation as a first class international school of business is well established with a significant proportion of staff, students and industry connections coming from overseas. As a centre for excellence in its field, the Royal Veterinary College [map] is one of the leading animal care schools in the country both in terms of teaching and research. The College is spread over two campuses, one in Camden and the other outside the capital in Herefordshire. Students at the Royal Veterinary College are part of the Britain’s largest university, the University of London [map] (UOL). Founded in 1829 the university was the first college outside of Oxford and Cambridge, and the first to admit students regardless of age, race or religion, setting the standard for its international flavour. Today the university has more than 90,000 students at campuses across the capital. North west of the city is also home to the London centre of the Open University [map], where you can go for advice, information and training.
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