Facilities

Fischer Hall

Notre Dame London's academic program is housed in Marian Kennedy Fischer Hall, a Grade II listed building just off London's bustling Trafalgar Square. Originally the Oxford and Cambridge club and later housing the School of Osteopathy, Fischer Hall has been the center for Notre Dame London's programs, classes, and events since 1998.

Fischer Hall's facilities include technologically-equipped learning and research spaces. The building’s location in the heart of London allows countless academic, professional, artistic and service-based opportunities for our faculty, students, and collaborators.

Fischer Hall also houses the G. K. Chesterton Collection, a research collection for encouraging scholarship related to one of the premier English Catholic intellectuals of the 20th century.

Notre Dame faculty members who are interested in hosting an event at Fischer Hall can find more information here.

Conway Hall

During their time in London, Notre Dame undergraduates, postgrads, and law students are housed at Conway Hall. Located two minutes from the South Bank in Waterloo, Conway Hall sits in one of London's best connected and most vibrant areas, home to the world-famous National Theatre and Old Vic, the British Film Institute, the London Eye, and many more institutions of cultural significance. Only a twenty-minute walk across the Jubilee Bridge from Fischer Hall, this building's location is an asset to all who stay there. Living in Conway Hall provides students with a look below the surface into the local community, and nurtures a sense of community as a home away from home.