London South Bank University (LSBU) is required to adopt a Publication Scheme in line with the Freedom of Information Act 2000. The Scheme is a guide to information routinely held and made available to the public. From January 2009 the University adopted the Model Publication Scheme produced by the Information Commissioner for Higher Education, published in the summer of 2008.
Below is a list of organisational information concerning structures, locations and contacts.
Read more about the university's location and how to contact us. Full travel instructions to our Southwark and Havering campuses are given on our Maps and travel page.
Lists of information relating to organisations which the university has responsibility for, those it works in partnership with, those it sponsors and companies wholly owned by it.
There is a formal relationship between London South Bank University and its Students' Union.
Read content on sports below.
Here you'll find financial information relating to projected and actual income and expenditure, procurement, contracts and financial audit.
Full information on how opportunities and contracts are organised at LSBU can be found on our Procurement pages. Also read our Financial Regulations (PDF File 618 KB). The Corporate Procurement Unit offers a range of support. Contact any member of the unit in the first instance and they will direct you to the team member best able to help.
This is an outline of strategies and plans, performance indicators, audits, inspections and reviews
The Corporate Strategy responds to the challenges of a rapidly changing education section. Read the University's Corporate Strategy.
Information around decision making processes and how decisions are recorded.
Current written protocols, policies and procedures for delivering services and responsibilities.
The Environment Policy underpins the Sustainable Development Strategy. The Environment Policy is supported by a detailed Environmental Strategy and a series of Plans outlining implementation strategy and time bound targets. The Environmental Policy is reviewed annually. Environmental policy (PDF File 451 KB).
LSBU does not currently charge for information listed in the Publication Scheme. If a request is made for information not in the Scheme, the University will still provide the information free of charge provided the time spent to do so is within the Appropriate Limit in the Freedom of Information Act Fees Regulations. The University will normally not agree with the applicant to provide additional information for a fee.
Search for past recipients of Honorary Awards and Degrees in our People Finder.
This includes, but is not confined to, information we are currently legally required to hold in publicly available registers.
Information about the services we offer, including leaflets, guidance and newsletters.
Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses can be viewed through our Course Finder. Complete our course enquiry form, find out about research degrees at LSBU or search our CPPD prospectus.
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Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses can be viewed through our Course Finder. Visit our Schools and divisions pages for more detail about the character and achievements of the university.
We offer a wealth of information around the areas of welfare and counselling.
Read about our provision on our Health and Safety website. To find out more call 020 7815 6454 or email studentlife@lsbu.ac.uk.
The University has an employability and careers service which is a professional information, advice and guidance service, offering a range of services, free-of-charge, to staff, students and recent graduates. For more information about employability and careers call 020 7815 6454 or email careers@lsbu.ac.uk.
The chaplaincy team seeks to initiate and support activities within the University for those who want opportunities to pray, worship, study and discuss issues relevant to faith or to explore wider questions of spiritual significance. Find out more by calling 020 7815 6419.
All University students are members of International Students House (ISH). ISH is a unique social, cultural and recreational centre in the heart of London open all year round.
London South Bank University has no museum.
Information available through the scheme is protected by copyright of London South Bank University unless otherwise indicated. The information contained in such copyright protected material may be used but not copied, distributed or published in any format or medium. If you use any of the information available through the scheme, or distribute it to others or republish it, you must identify the source of the material and acknowledge its copyright status.