About London South Bank University
The London South Bank University began in 1892 as the Borough Polytechnic Institute, earned university status in 1992, and adopted its present name in 2003.
For more than 130 years, it has done one thing well, which is training people for actual jobs. The institution stands beside the Thames at Elephant and Castle, a few minutes away from Waterloo and London Bridge.
London South Bank University has earned a strong reputation in professional fields like nursing, midwifery, and engineering and also built an environment where teaching is designed with employers in mind.
Courses at LSBU are taught by lecturers who have worked in industry, which means students learn in an applied way.
Why It Appeals to Kenyan Students
A Kenyan student who already knows the career they want will feel at home at London South Bank. The teaching points straight to employment, placements are common, and the graduate-job record is good.

