Organisation

The College received its Royal Charter as an Institution of University Status in 1967.

Structure and processes for decision making and accountability at the College.

The RCA is committed to celebrating diversity, eliminating discrimination and promoting equality of opportunity.

RCA Policies and Codes of Practice are available to the public using the links below. Further information about the College is also available through Freedom of Information.

The Royal College of Art is an exempt charity, regulated by the Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE).

Download the RCA's Annual Review, Accounts, Strategies and published External Reviews

The RCA recognises its responsibilities to reduce the environmental impact of its activities, and constantly improve its sustainability performance.  As an organisation, we contribute to global challenges of sustainability and climate change through our behaviour and activities and via the work of our staff, students, researchers, alumni and innovation start ups.