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Find out about our rich history and how it inspires us today, as well as some of our successes, our latest news and much more.
Discover key facts about Royal Holloway.
(Figures shown are full-time equivalent. Excludes Writing-up PhD students. We are expecting a small additional intake in January 2022 and figures will be updated at that time.)
See Financial information for details of where our money comes from and how we spend it.
Today's Royal Holloway is formed from two colleges, founded by two social pioneers, Elizabeth Jesser Reid and Thomas Holloway. They were among the first places in Britain where women could access higher education.
Bedford College, in London, opened its doors in 1849, and Royal Holloway College's stunning Founder's Building was unveiled by Queen Victoria in 1886 – it’s still the focal point of the campus.
In 1900, the colleges became part of the University of London and in 1985 they merged to form what is now known as Royal Holloway.
Our students and staff share what drives them and how Royal Holloway is helping them to explore their purpose and make a difference in the world.
Heading to university is exciting. Finding the right place to live will get you off to a good start. There are lots of options for you, both on and off campus so you can find a place that’s ideal for every stage of your studies.
In halls you’ll meet your fellow students, make friends and get into university life. We have a fantastic range of accommodation to suit a range of preferences and budgets.
Enjoy freshly-prepared meals from your dining hall. Each catered hall also has a fridge and microwave for snacks and drinks.
Founder's
Accommodation typeCatered, single and shared rooms, shared bathroom and kitchen, single-gender corridors
From £4,960.80
Kingswood 1 and 2
Accommodation typeCatered, single and shared rooms, shared bathroom and common room
From £3,670.11
Reid
Accommodation typeCatered, single room, en suite bathroom
From £5,363.37
Prefer to cook for yourself? These halls have shared kitchens where you can make your own meals.
George Eliot
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, shared bathroom and kitchen
From £7,099.35
Gowar and Wedderburn
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, en suite bathroom, shared kitchen/diner
From £7,099.35
Williamson, Tuke and Butler
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, en suite bathroom, shared kitchen/diner
From £5,872.59
Runnymede 1 and 2
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, en suite bathroom, shared kitchen/diner
From £6,561.40
Penrose Court
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, shared bathroom and kitchen
From £5,578.25
Staying in halls will keep you connected to wider university life, while helping you make friends with students at a similar stage of study.
There’s a variety of accommodation available, depending on your budget and preference.
George Eliot - postgraduate
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, shared bathroom and kitchen
From £8,909.97
Highfield Court
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, en suite bathroom, shared kitchen/diner
From £8,009.55
Penrose Court
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, shared bathroom and kitchen
From £5,578.25
Gowar
Accommodation typeSelf-catered, single room, en suite bathroom, shared kitchen/diner
From £8,909.97
Currently there are no scholarships available.