Partners And Accredition

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university of creative arts

LCCA is proud to be an Associate College of the University for the Creative Arts (UCA), a leading specialist institution dedicated to creative education and innovation. This partnership strengthens our academic offering and connects students to a wider creative university network known for excellence across the arts, design, media and business disciplines. We have expanded our portfolio of courses in fashion, design, marketing, business management and other creative fields, ensuring students gain industry-relevant skills and knowledge. UCA is widely recognised for its academic quality and creative impact, having been ranked the highest placed specialist creative university in both The Complete University Guide and The Guardian University Guide 2021.

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Global University Systems (GUS) is an international network of higher education institutions united by a focus on accessible, career-focused learning. LCCA is part of Global University Systems (GUS), our parent company. It offers a wide range of programmes including bachelor’s and master’s degrees, professional training, English language courses, and corporate education. With institutions across Europe, North America and beyond, GUS supports a global student community of over 40,000 learners, providing flexible pathways and industry-relevant education designed to prepare students for international careers.

LCCA is proud to partner with BAFTA, connecting its Computer Games degrees and Self-Made ethos with one of the most respected organisations in the creative industries. As a Supporting Partner to BAFTA Games in 2026, students will gain access to events, awards, forums and networking opportunities. This collaboration provides valuable industry exposure, helping students build connections, gain insight from professionals, and strengthen their understanding of the contemporary games sector.

Ukie is the trade body and leading voice for the UK games and interactive entertainment industry, representing developers, publishers, and service providers. Its mission is to grow and support the sector while promoting the cultural, social and educational value of video games. Ukie works to ensure the industry thrives by advocating for businesses, supporting talent development, and strengthening the UK’s global position as a leader in games innovation and digital creativity.

LCCA is a proud member of TIGA, the trade association representing the UK video games industry. TIGA brings together developers and digital publishers with the goal of strengthening and advancing the sector. Through its network, it supports business growth, policy advocacy, and skills development. Membership allows LCCA to stay closely connected to industry needs, ensuring students benefit from insights, opportunities, and relationships that reflect the evolving demands of the games and digital entertainment industries.

London College of Contemporary Arts (LCCA) is a proud member of GuildHE, one of the UK’s key representative bodies for specialist higher education institutions. GuildHE supports vocational, creative and professional education, championing diversity and innovation within the sector. Membership provides access to collaborative networks, policy engagement and shared resources that enhance institutional development. This partnership strengthens LCCA’s commitment to industry-connected learning, while supporting its role as a creative institution based in central London.

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LCCA partnered with London Fashion Day as an official educational partner, supporting a platform that showcases emerging creative talent on the runway. Founded in 2023 by LCCA student Kostiantyn Lieontiev, the event has quickly grown into a recognised space for new designers to present their work. The collaboration reflects LCCA’s commitment to real-world experience, giving students opportunities to engage with industry audiences while celebrating innovation in fashion and contemporary design.

LCCA is a member of the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), the UK’s independent body for safeguarding academic standards and quality. Through this membership, the college engages with sector-wide guidance, best practice and collaborative improvement initiatives. Working with the QAA ensures that LCCA continuously reviews and enhances its teaching and student experience, reinforcing its commitment to high-quality, student-focused education and ongoing academic development within a recognised national framework.

British Accreditation Council

LCCA is accredited by the British Accreditation Council (BAC) for Independent Further and Higher Education as an Independent Higher Education institution. This accreditation recognises the college’s commitment to maintaining strong academic standards, effective governance, and quality learning provision. BAC accreditation provides external assurance that LCCA meets rigorous expectations for educational quality and student support, reinforcing confidence in its programmes and ensuring continuous improvement across teaching and institutional practice.