management structure.
== Organisation ==
Academic departments
Faculty of Business and Law (including Roehampton University Business School and Roehampton University Law School)
School of Arts (including Computing)
School of Education (rated as an outstanding provider by OFSTED)
School of Humanities and Social Sciences
School of Life and Health Sciences (including Nursing)
School of Psychology
Sustainable Engineering and Technology Education Centre
Croydon University College - In 2020 the University of Roehampton announced a partnership with Croydon College (Croydon University Centre). The Centre delivers Nursing programmes and a range of undergraduate programmes in Croydon town centre.
== Academic profile ==
=== Research ===
Roehampton's research spans five key areas: Creative exchange, Health and wellbeing, Social justice and inclusivity, Faith in society, and Economic Sustainability and Environmental Conservation. Roehampton supports several research centres across its academic disciplines:
Centre for Practical Philosophy, Theology and Religion: Engaging in research emphasising the significance of Philosophy, Theology, and Religion in modern societies, this centre explores the intersections of faith, religious practice, and race.
Centre for Research in Psychological Wellbeing: Works to improve our understanding of factors that influence health, mental health, and wellbeing. The Centre for Research in Psychological Wellbeing focuses on applied research in counselling and psychotherapy.
Centre for Integrated Research in Life and Health Sciences: Promoting factors supporting healthy living, this centre tackles health inequalities through an interdisciplinary approach. It integrates life and health sciences to address critical health challenges, aiming to enhance quality of life. The centre receives funding from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and the Medical Research Council (MRC).
Centre for Equality, Justice and Social Change: Explores and promotes social justice in relation to inequalities, …
