The universities of Greenwich and Kent are set to merge and launch what is described as the UK’s first “super-university” in September. The combined organisation will be known as the London and South East University Group (LASEUG). According to reporting, the merged institution will operate across four campuses located in London, Medway and Kent. The new group is expected to have more than 50,000 students, positioning it as the third largest higher education institution in the UK. The sources characterise the merger as a major consolidation within the sector and frame the new entity as a large, regional university group serving students across the London and South East area. No additional details on governance, academic structure, or the full timeline beyond the September launch are included in the provided excerpts. The information presented is based on announcements and coverage of the planned merger between the two universities of Greenwich and Kent.