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London Met research staff co-author annual review for Eurofound

Great reception for first WEA-London Met partnership

Congratulations to IPSE members on recent PhD awards

A Book on Trade Unions and Migration in Europe

Londonmet research has impact in France

Tests and inspections produce a negative impact on children and schools

Award winning London Met Graduate publishes thrilling new novel on life in Palestine

London Met academic nominated for top diversity award

A personal Indo-Caribbean history

London Met graduates top the bill at major Asian arts event

Presentation at the International Labour Process Conference

Sue Bagwell presents healthier takeaways research at Essex County Council's Tuck-In seminar

Liz Kelly contributes to the teaching of Gender Studies

Supervisible: Photographic reflections on the experience of supervision

SUPERVISIBLE – Photovoice-Project on Offender Supervision in Europe

London Met lecturer offers guidance in wake of Paris terrorist attacks

London Met Academic appears on BBC World Service

Theory and practice combine in new terrorism publication

London Met Graduate Dean Ibrahim’s Successful Relief Foundation

From the Streets to the Palace

Fourth annual student-led teaching awards

A degree that's safe as houses

Victory is sweet for baking Blogger of the Year

London Met Olympian describes Winter Games as “phenomenal”

Bollywood lecture for new research centre launch

The Pryce of crime

International students and their cultural adaptation to the UK

How we are using Social Media on our English Language Programmes

Theories and Models of Communication

Disgust discussed

The National Student Survey for 2013 opened on 4 February

The 17th Campaign for Social Science roadshow at London Metropolitan University

Memorandum of Understanding between the UN and London Metropolitan University

Howard Jacobson at London Met

Guardian editor to open newsrooms

Audiovisual translation through a gender lens

BA Journalism – An Increasingly Successful Route into Employment

New dangers, new media and the future of conflict journalism

A horse, a sword, but not much chivalry

Feature Journalism in practice – at the coalface, in the classroom

London Metropolitan University students learn employability skills

Beware the experts

The News of the World, and a new world

It’s going to get cleverer and cleverer

Information Literacy: this time is social… media

Japan: reporting what we cannot imagine

The Daily Risk

Baby Facebook, teenage voucher, and reporting revolution

Scoops, spies, and social networking

A top correspondent from the BBC, and a new name on Fleet Street

The Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities provides a vibrant, stimulating and supportive study environment where you can choose from a range of flexible courses taught by world-leading experts.

Our courses are strongly linked to the world of employment, leading to outstanding career-building opportunities. Our location in central London and the public, private and voluntary sector connections of our lecturers and professors, mean that our students have the very best work placement opportunities. We also maintain very strong relationships with partner organisations and professional bodies which recognise and accredit many of our courses.

The Faculty has an outstanding reputation for research, with academic staff contributing regularly to industry journals, advisory groups and governmental policy, as well gaining regular public exposure through the press and broadcast media.

80% of research in the social work, social policy and media and communications area was judged to be ‘world leading’, ‘internationally excellent’ or ‘internationally recognised’ in the latest Government Research Assessment Exercise.

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Events

Holloway campus tour

Date	24 Nov 2016
Time	6:00 PM
Venue	London Metropolitan University 166-220 Holloway Road

Touring our Holloway campus* is an excellent way to experience life at London Metropolitan University. One of our student ambassadors will guide you around our state-of-the-art facilities, such as the... more

Meeting public health challenges in communities: global perspectives

Date	25 Nov 2016
Time	10:00 AM
Venue	London Metropolitan University 166-220 Holloway Road

This day-long workshop and knowledge exchange event will bring together individuals from across the world to present their work on meeting global public health challenges within primary care settings and... more

Hidden Depths: What Rape Crisis data tells us about sexual violence

Date	30 Nov 2016
Time	2:30 PM
Venue	The Henry Thomas Room (TG-30) 166-220 Holloway Road

Prof Liz Kelly and Joanna Lovett from The Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit at London Metropolitan University and Rape Crisis England and Wales will be presenting the research findings... more

Holloway campus tour

Date	8 Dec 2016
Time	6:00 PM
Venue	London Metropolitan University 166-220 Holloway Road

Mini Open Day - Social Sciences and Humanities / Life Sciences and Computing

Date	1 Feb 2017
Time	1:00 PM
Venue

This Mini Open Day is for those who are interested in studying with us on social sciences and humanities and life sciences and computing subjects. We know that considering going to university is a... more