Faith and spirituality

Our Chaplaincy provides a safe place where students are welcomed to reflect, explore and express their faith and spirituality. Facilities include a Chapel, Muslim Prayer Rooms, a Quiet Room and an ‘Oasis’ space to meet and chat. The Chaplaincy also has a number of Chaplains from different faith backgrounds who are there to listen and provide support.

There are a number of faith based groups within the university, and within the student body in particular. These are run through different platforms: some through the Centre for Faith and Spirituality, some through the º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Students Union, and some informally.

There are also a number of Student Run Religious Groups, many through the Students Union. These include º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Christian Union, º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Chinese Christian Fellowship, LSU Islamic Society, LSU Jewish Society and the LSU Sikh Society. All of these societies meet regularly and offer students the opportunity to practice their religion together, as well as providing support and organising social activities.    

If you're planning on studying at our London campus, you'll be pleased to learn that we have a special nondenominational quiet room​ which can be used for those who require a space to express their faith and spirituality on campus. Located on the second floor of campus, the Student Support team can advise you on places of worship off-campus. We also work with faith groups situated close to campus to ensure our students feel part of the community networks of people who share their faith.