BMA House is reporting strong growth in conferences and events from the education community, with a variety of universities, associations, and training providers choosing the venue for teaching, research, and professional development. The team has also expanded day delegate rate options to suit academic budgets and timetables.
Recent and repeat education sector partners include UCL, Imperial College London, the University of Bath, Birkbeck University, the College of Optometrists, Researcher to Reader, ISBA, Universities and Colleges Employers Association, the Institute for Optimum Nutrition, Steplab, and the German Academic Scholarship Foundation. InvestIN also ran a series of summer lectures in August, bringing students into the venue during a traditionally quieter month.
To serve this growing demand, BMA House is developing an Academic Day Delegate Rate for the education sector. The package is intended for the Easter and summer holiday periods, when many organizations within the sector host conferences, summer schools, and teacher development events. Pricing includes a planned introductory saving of ten percent for Easter, half-term, and summer 2026.
Anna Phillips, Deputy Director of Estates Resources, Birkbeck University, comments: “Ultimately, the Birkbeck team continues to feel that BMA House is the best choice. As the home of learning for the medical profession, it has a rich history of education, which reflects Birkbeck’s own needs and creates a positive association.”
Hannah Robinson, Venue Manager at BMA House, added: “Education is central to who we are, and we are proud to support universities, institutes, and training providers as they bring learners together. Our team understands the rhythm of the academic year, and we design packages that keep planning simple, provide great value, and deliver a positive experience for every delegate.”
Editors’ Notes: BMA House
BMA House is a Grade II-listed events venue in London’s elegant Bloomsbury district. Designed by notable English architect Sir Edwin Lutyens in 1911, it embodies British heritage with grand Regency-era features inside and out.
The British Medical Association has been the custodian of the building since 1925, and once, Charles Dickens called the site home.
Boasting a spectacular Courtyard, botanical Garden, and a myriad of flexible meeting rooms, BMA House is a go-to venue for a range of events and special occasions, from corporate meetings and association conferences to weddings and parties. It has also served as a location for several films and TV shows.
As a venue, BMA House is renowned for its award-winning sustainable practices, which are integrated throughout its operations. Its overarching carbon descent plan comprises various eco-friendly initiatives, including zero-waste policies, sustainable menus, and carbon calculators to help clients reduce their environmental footprint.
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