Our History and Vision
Our History
Regent College London have a rich and successful history within education. Regent College London is a part of Regent Group, an education, training and investment management business that was developed by the Pankaj family in 2000. Regent Group has gone from strength to strength over the many years and established Regent College London in 2010. The college was initially delivering BTEC Higher National Diplomas and providing students with alternative progression routes into Higher Education.
In 2013 we opened admissions to the public to reflect our commitment to widening access and participation. Since then we have been delivering a range of HND business programmes, validated by Pearson. We have expanded our Higher Education provision, working with four university partners to deliver Foundation year routes, Foundation degrees, Bachelor’s degrees and Top-up degrees in a range of subjects.
Our “family business” has grown at a rapid pace and now includes a range of educational institutions and businesses. Regent College London has been at the forefront of our success as we help many students achieve lifelong goals and aspirations. We started with our very first campus in Wembley, which has gone onto becoming our biggest campus, home to over a 1000 students! Since 2010, we have developed campuses in Kingsbury, Southall, Central London, Harrow and of course, Wembley.
As a college, we have achieved many goals such as a positive outcome for QAA Higher Education Review, excellent results in National Student Survey, opened 5 campuses across London and of course, helped many students achieve their goals and aspirations. We will continue to thrive and provide the upmost best to our students!
Our Vision
Our vision is to be the UK’s first truly local London University with a global focus, a global brand and global campuses from 2025 to 2030.
From each of our campuses, and globally via our Regent Virtual Campus, we will provide learners with an outstanding education and student experience underpinned by the philosophy of Napoleon Hill and Andrew Carnegie, characterised by compact campuses, small classes and individualised support.
Strategy (At a glance)
Our strategy follows five strategic themes, each aiming to drive the organisation forward commercially, enhance our delivery and provide an exceptional experience and value for money to our students.
Sustainable governance
We will be a well-managed, sustainable provider with c.7,500 successful students
Portfolio development
We will deliver a high-quality, innovative and industry focused portfolio of courses
Graduate outcomes
Our graduates will be highly valued with 90% entering full-time employment, starting their own business or engaging in further study
Student satisfaction
We will deliver an outstanding student experience with a 90% NSS satisfaction rate
Academic development
We will develop the College to gain University status with degree awarding powers
View Our Strategic Plan
Regent College London has long-term goals focused on continual improvement and personal development. Read more about it in our detailed guide.
View The PlanPartnerships
Working alongside leading universities in the UK
Regent College London is proud to have partnered with established universities to help students achieve the degree of their dreams. Each of the Foundation Degrees, Foundation Year Routes, Bachelor’s Degrees and Top-Up Degrees offered at Regent College London is validated and awarded by one of our partner institutions. Like us, they put students at the heart of everything they do. Their focus on making a positive difference to every student perfectly matches the ethos of Regent College London. We are very proud to work with each partner institution.
Governance and External Expertise
The Board of Governors of Regent College London are the College’s directors, Dr Selva Pankaj, Mrs Tharshiny Pankaj and Dr Maurizio Bragagni. Dr Selva Pankaj also acts as the College Principal.
The Board of Governors holds ultimate responsibility for the management of all aspects of the operation of Regent College London. The Board of Governors has three sub-committees reporting into it including the Finance, Audit and Risk Committee, the Nominations and Remuneration Committee, and the Governance Committee.
