London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

LSHTM is well-connected with an enormous public transport network that links various areas of London. The prominent tube stations are Russell Square (Piccadilly Line), Euston Square (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan lines), and Warren Street (Northern and Victoria lines). The nearest bus stops from the LSHTM Keppel street building are bus lines- 24,29,73, and 390.

• The campus has 13 research centres with adequate facilities and types of equipment. It brings forth many opportunities for the students. 

• The school has memberships with a wide network of prestigious organisations like the Consortium of Universities for Global Health (CUGH) and the M8 Alliance of Academic Health Centres. 
• The school is adorned with historical and contemporary decorations, sculptures, and art pieces around the school area like the clock piece at the library. Some of the popular paintings on the campus are The Kennington Frieze, Sir Patrick Manson, and Baroness Lynda Chalker.
• The campus has high-class amenities like spacious rooms, a grand library, laboratories, workrooms, and academic spaces to enhance the productivity and skills of the students.

LSHTM is rich in heritage and academic history. The school is known for its collaboration with numerous eminent institutions in the UK and overseas.

• LSHTM works with WHO to enhance the product testing standards and form the basis of formal testing. The testing procedures for the evaluation of the WHO Pesticide Evaluation Scheme are catered by the school. 
• The university has various student clubs, societies, sports clubs for students to participate in and experience a vibrant campus.

LSHTM provides various accommodation amenities to native and international students. The students can look for accommodations outside the campus with assistance from the school. 

• The school provides limited accommodation to the students with only 35 rooms available on the premises. The rooms are present at International Hall, College Hall, and Garden Hall.
• The students can find residencies in the neighbourhood with basic amenities like internet connectivity, electricity, kitchen, heating facilities, etc.
• The distinct residences available are shared apartments, dorms, studio apartments, 3-Bedroom apartments, etc.

Accommodation Expenses 

The accommodation rent at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine costs 500-700 GBP (47,000 to 66,000 INR) per month.