City St George’s, University of London

City St George’s, University of London, operates as a public research university which belongs to the University of London federal system. The institution operates more than three campuses located in Clerkenwell and Moorgate and Tooting. The university functions as a central educational center which provides professional training programs and works to produce the highest number of healthcare professionals in London. The university exists through its strong ties to the City of London because its Rector position belongs to the Lord Mayor of London and through its dedication to academic research which connects theoretical knowledge with real-world applications.

The university-based identity originated from the historic merger on August 1, 2024 between City University of London and St George University of London which brought together two distinguished institutions. The St George institution brought its historical legacy which began in 1733 when it became one of the oldest medical schools in the United Kingdom while City established its history through the establishment of the Northampton Institute in 1894 which later transformed into a "College of Advanced Technology" before receiving its Royal Charter in 1966. The union functioned to establish a "health powerhouse" which developed into a stronger multi-faculty institution through the combination of St George's top medical expertise and City's knowledge of law and business and technology.