About Brunel University of London

In 2025, the conference will be hosted by Brunel University of London, UK.

Brunel University will celebrate its 60th anniversary in 2026, though its origins date back to 1798 through predecessor institutions such as Borough Road College, Shoreditch College, and Acton Technical College. Since becoming a university in 1966, Brunel has grown into a community of over 12,000 students, including over 3,300 postgraduates. Known for blending academic excellence with a practical, entrepreneurial spirit inspired by Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the university continues to make significant strides in research, innovation, and student experience.

Curious how the university got its name? Find out here.

Location

Brunel University of London is located in Uxbridge, West London, making it easily accessible from central London and surrounding areas. Our address is Kingston Lane, postcode UB8 3PH, and the what3words for our Main Reception are ///legend.duty.impact.

On-Campus Amenities

At Brunel University of London, we are proud of our all-in-one campus. Here you will find various eateries, cafes, and bars, alongside a market and pharmacy.

Transport Links:

Brunel University is well-connected by public transport. Uxbridge station, served by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly underground lines, is approximately a 20-minute walk or a brief bus ride from the campus. Regular bus services, including the U1, U3, U4, U5, and 222, provide easy connections from Uxbridge, Hillingdon, and other nearby areas.

West Drayton tube station is the closest station to Brunel on the Elizabeth Line, with a 24-minute journey to Paddington Station. The station is linked to the campus by buses U1, U3, U5 and 222.

Heathrow airport is a short bus-ride away, with direct links A10, 724 and 102.

For those traveling by car, the university is close to the M25, M40, and A40, making it easily accessible from outside London. Heathrow Airport is also just a 20-minute drive away.

Travelling by car? Please check our parking arrangements and get in touch with us to request a parking permit

Transport for London has a useful journey planner.

The campus map with bus stops and directions: