University of Roehampton invites Indian students for July 2025 intake led by Chancellor Baroness Verma
University of Roehampton welcomes Indian students for July 2025 intake with support from OIES
The
University of Roehampton
London, in partnership with
Oxford International Education Services
(OIES), is now inviting applications from Indian students for its July 2025 postgraduate intake. This special session offers an exciting opportunity for students to join one of London's top-ranked universities, led by Indian-born Chancellor,
Baroness Verma
.
This collaboration between the university and OIES, a division of Oxford International Education Group, aims to provide students with globally-relevant academic programmes and future-ready skills. Admissions are now open for a wide range of postgraduate courses designed to prepare students for competitive global careers.
Postgraduate programmes with real-world relevance
Courses available for the
July 2025 intake
include the MBA (Early Career and Healthcare Management), MSc in Data Science, Cyber Security, Project Management, Digital Marketing, Banking and Finance, and Global Logistics. These programmes focus on equipping students with practical knowledge and strong industry connections.
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Located on a 54-acre parkland campus in southwest London, the University of Roehampton offers students a peaceful academic environment with quick access to Central London, only 30 minutes away. The campus combines cutting-edge facilities with the charm of traditional British architecture, creating a perfect setting for international students.
A university with global standing and rich heritage
With over 180 years of academic excellence, the University of Roehampton is recognised for its inclusive community, high academic standards, and strong student support systems. It ranks in the top 15% of universities worldwide according to the Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2024, and is consistently placed among the top 10 universities in London. Roehampton is also ranked 6th in the UK for student satisfaction.
The university is home to students from over 140 countries, offering a truly global learning experience. The diversity and academic quality at Roehampton ensure that students not only gain top-tier education but also develop a well-rounded global perspective.
Oxford International supports student success
Oxford International Education Services has successfully guided over 50,000 students in securing admissions to international universities. Their expertise lies in connecting students with direct degree programmes, vocational training, and academic pathways, supported by a global network of over 2,500 educational consultants.
Speaking on the launch, Mohit Gambir, Managing Director of OIES, said the July 2025 intake presents Indian students with flexibility, scholarships, and access to a dynamic London campus. Induction for the session will begin on June 25, 2025, and students are encouraged to take a virtual tour through the university's official website.
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