Privacy policy and cookies
The University has a wide range of functions and services.
For more information please read our general privacy notice.
Website privacy statement
Browsing our website
The University will collect some personal information when you browse our website. We use cookies to make the website work better for you.
Advertising cookies and other technologies
We use cookies to deliver targeted advertising based on your use of our site and to measure the performance of our advertising. Advertising technologies which may set cookies on this site include (but are not limited to) AdWords, DoubleClick, and social media platforms (including Facebook, Twitter, and others). We use the Facebook Conversions API, where users’ Facebook privacy controls allow, to improve advertising targeting and measurement.
We are also using Google Signals to enable cross-device reporting, cross-device remarketing, and cross-device conversion export to Google Ads, for users who have consented to Google Ads personalisation.
Google Analytics
We use Google Analytics to collect information on how visitors use our site. This information is used to create reporting and analysis to allow us to improve the site for our users. The cookies used by Google Analytics collect information in an anonymous form, including the number of visitors to the site, where visitors have come to the site from and the pages they visited.
Opting out of cookies and other advertising technologies
You can opt out of certain cookies using the cookie management tool on our website, usually found in the bottom left corner of the screen. Further information about your options for opting out of advertising cookies is available from the Network Advertising Initiative. Alternatively, consult the documentation for your web browser or mobile device for further options to control which cookies you allow. You can disable Google Analytics tracking on your browser by following the instructions on the Google site.
Accessing services through the website
When you access services through our website you are usually required to supply some sort of personal information. This may be simply an email address or the information required in the online application process. In general, forms on the University of London website will either contain an explanation about how the information you supply will be used or will provide a link to the relevant page.
Connecting with the University on social media
The University has a presence on social media (Facebook, Twitter, YouTube etc.) and you can interact with us through your existing social media accounts. The University of London uses Sprout Social as a tool to help us manage our use of social media. Sprout social privacy statement can be found on their website.
Data Protection policy
The University is bound by UK and EU data protection law. Please visit the data protection policy page for more information. The page also includes our contact details.