London South Bank University

London · Higher Education Institution

Action plan

The register records this sponsor as Subject To Action Plan. That is a statement of what the register says, not a prediction about the licence.

An action plan is a corrective measure for a breach short of a serious breach. While one is in force UKVI may limit the sponsor’s CAS allocation, including to zero, and a sponsor is expected to tell its students how the plan affects them. What this means in practice →

Students

HESA 2024/25

15.6%

of students are international

63%

from its top 3 countries

15,760

13,305

2,455

2,330

125

International students by level

Postgraduate taught785

First degree1,510

Postgraduate research55

Other undergraduate0

International enrolment over time

Non-UK students · +31% since 2014/15

Built from the country breakdown, which rounds every country to the nearest five and drops the smallest to zero — so the latest year here reads a little below the 2,455 non-UK total above, which HESA publishes as a single figure.

Largest source countriesCompare universities by country →

Pakistan

640

26.1%

India

470

19.1%

Bangladesh

445

18.1%

Nepal

120

4.9%

Nigeria

3.3%

Kuwait

2.9%

60 source countries recorded — search to find yours.

2,455 non-UK13,305 UK

Non-UK domiciledUK domiciled

Source: HESA, HE student enrolments by HE provider and permanent address, 2024/25, CC BY 4.0; source countries from DT051 Table 28, same licence. Counts are HESA-rounded to the nearest 5, so components may not sum exactly. Domicile is permanent address, which is not the same as fee status or visa route.