From September 2012 you will be able to study for ifs School of Finance degrees at campuses in London, Birmingham and Leeds with a number of further campus locations planned across the UK.  While each campus is unique by nature of its location, the ifs is committed to delivering the same exceptional learning experience to you irrespective of the campus you attend.  

London

Our London campus, Peninsular House, is situated near Monument in the heart of the financial district and surrounded by many of the world’s leading financial institutions.

Peninsular House provides an excellent, professional, modern learning environment. Each lecture room is fully air conditioned and incorporates state-of-the-art audio-visual and conference equipment. Dedicated areas are available for students study, group and project work with extensive IT resources on hand.  

Birmingham

From September 2012 we will be delivering our degrees in partnership with Birmingham Metropolitan College at its Matthew Boulton Campus.

The buildings and facilities at Birmingham Metropolitan College have everything you would expect from a modern, progressive college. Based in the heart of the city, Matthew Boulton Campus has won a RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) award for Design Excellence. Built in 2005, this impressive new building has many outstanding features including dedicated student areas, well equipped learning suites and facilities of the highest standard.

Leeds

From September 2012 we will be delivering our degrees in partnership with Leeds City College at its Park Lane Campus. Leeds City College is one of the UK's largest colleges and operates out of a number of main campuses. Its Park Lane Campus is ideally located within walking distance of the city-centre. The buildings provide modern, learning environments and include specialist curriculum teaching facilities, a refurbished and well equipped library, student social areas and refectory canteen.

The Campus is home to the Leeds City College Academy, a seven storey / sixty room energy efficient building which incorporates solar panels to generate electricity and the roof is covered with “sedam” to provide insulation and “green space” in the city.

*Due to space restrictions at Peninsular House  it is possible that some lectures will take place in other central London locations