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Location and life for Masters students

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'Why choose Henley Business School?' article series

Student experiences

Hear from a range of our Masters students and learn more about life at Henley Business School and the University of Reading's Whiteknights campus

Frequently asked questions

Yes, Henley Business School is part of the University of Reading.

Henley Business School began at Greenlands (Henley-on-Thames) after the Second World War, bringing together public and private sector leaders to share ideas and develop their skills. Henley is one of the oldest business schools in the UK.

It expanded with senior management courses and by the 1990s offered Executive MBA, PhD, Masters and undergraduate business degrees. In 2008, the business school merged with the University of Reading, creating today’s Henley Business School, with programmes delivered from Whiteknights campus in Reading.

Reading is widely known as the largest town in England, and has excellent transport links to other areas in the UK, including central London, Heathrow, and Gatwick.

You can get a high speed train from Reading to Paddington in little as 22 minutes, alternatively you travel on the Elizabeth Line which travels from Reading to east London with stops throughout the city including Heathrow airport terminals.

Reading station also has excellent train and coach links to the the north and Rail Air coaches to various airports.

Our Masters graduates go on to work across a diverse range of industries, securing roles with respected employers, such as Deloitte, EY and Vodafone.

93% of graduates are employed or in further study one year post graduation, this reflects the strong foundation of skills, knowledge and professional development gained through their studies at Henley.

You can learn more about our most recent careers outcomes for graduates on our Careers Outcomes page.