Tower Hill
100 Minories Road, London EC3N 1JY
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Built in 1969, Tower Hill housed the navigation department of Sir John Cass College, becoming part of City of London Polytechnic (a precursor of London Met) in 1970. Tower Hill was the site of public executions from 1388 to 1747, including the infamous beheading of Sir Thomas More in 1535. The Minories was originally a lane beside the Abbey of the Sorores Minores (Latin for the 'Lesser Sisters') of St. Clare, founded in 1379.
Tower Hill accommodates:
- Department of Business and Service Sector Management
- Centre for Civil Aviation
- Faculty of Computing
- Joint Undergraduate / Postgraduate Centre
- Systems and Services
- ICT Systems
- Oracle Team
- Unix Team
- Operations Teams
- Gym
- Staff/Student Refectory
- Nursery
