Marketing courses in the City of London include Chartered Institute of Marketing, UCI Postgraduate Diploma in Digital Marketing and Social Media Marketing and Institute of Sales Management courses. Weekly part-time evening sessions and blended weekend sessions are delivered at: 99 Bishopsgate, London, EC2M 3XD.
Evening classes are normally held on Monday evenings between 6.15-9pm but occasionally it may be necessary to attend on other evenings. Intensive weekends, Revision and workshop days are usually held at our Kensington or London Bridge venues. The City of London centre is approximately a 5 minute walk from Bank station, or an 8-10 minute walk from Liverpool Street station.
London students are also eligible for a 30% discount on TFL while they study with Oxford College of Marketing. This is worth up to £1,200.
If you are unable to attend a session in London due to other commitments, you are most welcome to join another convenient venue so you can cover the material with a tutor.
City of London Open Evenings
As part of our admissions process we invite prospective students to meet our Centre Managers on a one to one basis. This gives us time to get to know and understand your training needs, and to make sure you are on the right level course.
Our London City Centre Manager David Charlton has worked in the Admissions Department for the College since 2012. David also manages our Croydon and Brighton Centre.
If your nearest centre is our London centre and you are thinking about distance learning, you are welcome to attend an open evening to discuss the courses in more detail.
If none of these dates are suitable we will arrange a telephone interview instead.
Courses in The City of London
Online Learning System – Two Week Free Trial
Our student online learning system provides learning support for students studying all CIM, UCI Digital courses, Oxcom Digital Marketing and ISM courses. You will be given access to recorded classes, live and recorded webinars, podcasts, course notes as well as reading resources, examples and analysis of exam questions and videos provided by The Oxford Learning Lab.