New College of the Humanities (NCH) is an independent undergraduate college in London, England, founded by the philosopher A.C. Grayling, who became its first Master. Since September 2012 it has been offering tuition in economics, English, history, law and philosophy and Politics and International Relations for undergraduate degrees with the University of London International Programmes. In addition, it requires all students to work towards a "Diploma of New College of the Humanities" by completing courses drawn from one of the other degree subjects, and also in applied ethics, logic and critical thinking, science literacy and business and professional skills. The college uses its own building, The Registry, and some of the University of London's teaching and student facilities, including Senate House Library and the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, all in the Bloomsbury district of London.