Goodenough College, Residential college in Bloomsbury, London, England

Goodenough College is a postgraduate residential facility in Bloomsbury comprising two main buildings - London House and William Goodenough House - arranged around Mecklenburgh Square. The complex accommodates around 700 students from 80 countries and includes study areas, libraries, common rooms, leisure spaces, and individual apartments or couple accommodations.

The college was established in 1930 by Frederick Craufurd Goodenough to house young men from British colonies who were expected to become future leaders. Over the decades it evolved into an international institution welcoming postgraduate students from across the globe.

The international resident community creates a multicultural living environment where students from different backgrounds interact in shared spaces daily. This exchange happens naturally through dining together, celebrations, and everyday conversations within the college buildings.

The college is a residential facility for students, so access to private areas may be restricted and visitors should check ahead about available public spaces or events. Being located near major universities and public transport makes it easy to reach from other parts of London.

The college generates income for its charitable programs by renting out rooms for short stays when students are away, with all profits returning directly to support residents. This self-funding model allows it to maintain affordability for international postgraduate students.