Studying at DMU London places you in one of London’s most diverse areas. Faith and community play an important role for many of our students, so we’ve highlighted nearby places of worship that represent a wide range of traditions and cultures. All are accessible from campus and offer welcoming spaces for reflection, belonging and spiritual connection.
East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre
A short walk from campus and one of Europe’s most established Muslim centres. It offers daily prayers, Jummah, educational programmes and a supportive, multicultural community.
Brick Lane Jamme Masjid
Set in one of East London’s most culturally significant areas, this mosque has deep South Asian heritage and a close-knit feel. It’s ideal if you’re looking for a familiar environment rooted in community tradition.
Shri Swaminarayan Mandir (Neasden Temple)
One of the world’s most remarkable Hindu temples. Although further away, it remains a meaningful place for Indian students and those interested in Hindu culture, offering peaceful prayer spaces and vibrant festival celebrations.
ISKCON Soho (Radha Krishna Temple)
A well-established Hindu temple in central London, easily accessible by public transport. It offers daily aarti and kirtan, vegetarian meals for visitors and a warm, supportive community environment.
Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall
One of the largest and most vibrant Gurdwaras in the UK, Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall is a central hub for London’s Sikh community. Although a tube journey from campus, it offers daily prayers, kirtan, langar (free community meals) and a warm, inclusive atmosphere rooted in Sikh values of seva (service) and community.
St Mary and St Michael Roman Catholic Church
Just moments from campus, this Roman Catholic church offers regular services, quiet prayer areas and a friendly parish community. It’s a steady point of connection for a diverse range of Christian students.
Christ Church Spitalfields
A historic Anglican church located near Spitalfields Market. Known for its beautiful architecture and uplifting services, it offers a welcoming environment, regular worship, community events and peaceful spaces for reflection throughout the week.
Fo Guang Shan Buddhist Temple
A calm and welcoming temple offering meditation sessions, chanting services and cultural programmes in a peaceful setting.
At DMU, we’re proud to be part of one of the most diverse and dynamic areas of London. These local places of worship give you opportunities to stay connected to your faith, celebrate important traditions and find supportive communities close to campus.
*If you don’t see your place of worship listed here, please let us know as we’d love to include it and help make this guide even more representative of our community.