Institute for the Study of the Americas

The Institute for the Study of the Americas (ISA) was established in 2004 following a merger of the Institute of Latin American Studies and the Institute of United States Studies. ISA formed part of the University of London’s School of Advanced Study along with nine other research institutes. In 2013, the Institute of Latin American Studies was re-established in order to focus the support provided to scholars of Latin America.^[1] Activities pertaining to the study of the United States continue within the School of Advanced Study under the direction of the Institute of English Studies and Institute of Historical Research.

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University of London

Institutions

• Birkbeck
• City
• Courtauld Institute of Art
• Goldsmiths
• Institute of Cancer Research
• King's College London
• London Business School
• London School of Economics
• London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine
• Queen Mary
• Royal Academy of Music
• Royal Central School of Speech and Drama
• Royal Holloway
• Royal Veterinary College
• St George's
• School of Oriental and African Studies
• University College London

Central bodies
and programmes

• Senate House Libraries
• School of Advanced Study
  • Institute of Advanced Legal Studies
  • Institute of Classical Studies
  • Institute of Commonwealth Studies
  • Institute of English Studies
  • Institute of Historical Research
    • Centre for Metropolitan History
  • Institute of Latin American Studies
  • Institute of Modern Languages Research
  • Institute of Philosophy
  • Warburg Institute
• University of London Institute in Paris
• University of London Worldwide

People

• Chancellor: The Princess Royal
• Vice-Chancellor: Wendy Thomson
• Visitor: The Lord President of the Council (Penny Mordaunt)

• Academics
• Alumni
• List of heads of colleges
• List of University of London people

Places and
buildings

• Bloomsbury
• Gordon Square
• Halls of residence
  • College Hall
  • Connaught Hall
  • International Hall
  • Nutford House
• Malet Street
• Russell Square
• Senate House
• Tavistock Square
• Torrington Square
• Woburn Square

History

Institutions	Bedford College Chelsea College of Science and Technology Heythrop College Imperial College Institute of Education Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience Institute for the Study of the Americas London Consortium New College Queen Elizabeth College Regent's Park College Royal Postgraduate Medical School School of Pharmacy School of Slavonic and East European Studies University Marine Biological Station Millport St Thomas's Hospital Medical School Westfield College Wye College
Buildings	6 Burlington Gardens Church of Christ the King Halls of residence Commonwealth Hall Hughes Parry Hall
Parliamentary constituency General Examination for Women Privileged bodies of the United Kingdom

Other

• Academic dress
• The Careers Group
• London Student
• University of London Boat Club
• University of London Computer Centre
• University of London Press
• Student Central

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