St Mary's University Twickenham Campuses

The Strawberry Hill Campus, the historic heart of St Mary's University Twickenham, is renowned for its neo-Gothic architecture and lush 35-acre grounds, providing an inspiring environment for academic excellence. This main campus hosts the majority of theoretical and classroom-based teaching, research centres, and administrative functions, with a longstanding tradition in teacher education rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted. It emphasises Catholic heritage alongside modern disciplines in education, arts, business, health, and emerging medical studies.

• School of Education: Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) for primary and secondary teaching, BA Primary Education, MA Education Leadership.
• School of Business and Law: BSc Accounting and Finance, BA Business Management, LLB Law, MSc Marketing.
• School of Arts and Theology: BA Drama, BA English Literature, BA Theology and Religious Studies, philosophy programmes through Mater Ecclesiae College.
• School of Allied Health and Life Sciences: Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, paramedic science degrees.
• School of Medicine: New MBBS Medicine programme starting with first cohort.
• Research centres like Bakhita Centre for Slavery Research and Benedict XVI Centre for Religion and Society.

Facilities include a 24/7 library, Students' Union in The 1850 building, chapel, and conference suites, supporting a vibrant student community of over 5,000.

The Teddington Lock Campus, spanning 15.8 acres near the River Thames, is St Mary's University Twickenham's dedicated sports ground and training facility. Acquired in 1999, it specialises in practical, hands-on sports education and performance training, complementing theoretical learning at the main campus. Ideal for outdoor activities, it supports the university's world-class reputation in sport science and physical education.

• Sport, Exercise and Applied Science practical modules: Physiology testing, biomechanics labs outdoors, performance analysis on pitches.
• Physical Education teacher training: School placements and practical coaching sessions for PGCE PE and BA Physical Education students.
• Team sports training: Rugby pitches, football fields, all-weather pitches for hockey and tennis.
• Athletics and conditioning: Access to floodlit areas for sprint training, endurance runs, strength and conditioning for elite athletes.
• Community and professional use: Hosting events, physiotherapy clinics (Space Physiotherapy), and collaborations with sports organisations.

This satellite campus enhances degrees in sports coaching, strength and conditioning, and sports therapy, providing real-world application in a professional setting close to the main campus.