Moorgate

Students at our Moorgate building, also known as Electra House, get to experience an exciting part of the capital in which skyscrapers overlook London's booming creative districts.

Our roots go back to 1848 with the foundation of the London Metropolitan Evening Classes, and we have been making education accessible to all segments of society ever since. Our Moorgate building is a reminder of this commitment to quality and accessible education, planted right in the square mile of the City of London. All routes lead to our Moorgate building and with its classically defined architecture it appeals to both our undergraduate and postgraduate business and law students alike.

At the doorstep of London's financial district – home to some of the biggest global banking corporations and trading centres in the world – and close to a multitude of creative businesses in East London, our students get the very best of both worlds at our Moorgate complex.

Located minutes from Moorgate tube and rail stations, our Moorgate building is served by the Circle, Metropolitan, Northern, Hammersmith & City lines. Liverpool Street mainline train station is also a short walk away.

Moving to one campus

Between 2016 and 2020 we're investing £125 million in the London Metropolitan University campus, moving all of our activity to our current Holloway campus in Islington, north London. This will mean the teaching location of some courses will change over time. 

Whether you will be affected will depend on the duration of your course, when you start and your mode of study. The earliest moves affecting new students will be in September 2017. This may mean you begin your course at one location, but over the duration of the course you are relocated to one of our other campuses. Our intention is that no full-time student will change campus more than once during a course of typical duration.

All students will benefit from our move to one campus, which will allow us to develop state-of- the-art facilities, flexible teaching areas and stunning social spaces.