How To Apply
Welcome to London Metropolitan University. This section of the website will guide you through what you need to know about starting a course.
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There is also extra advice if you are a mature student, international student, or you have a disability or dyslexia. If at any time you need any more information please do contact us:
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We have hundreds of undergraduate courses to choose from including Bachelor degrees (BA, BSc, BEng, LLB etc), HNC/HND and Foundation degrees and extended degrees.
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A - Z of Undergraduate Courses starting September 2010 |
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If you are applying for a foundation degree, HND or undergraduate degree (eg BA, BSc, BEng, LLB) starting in September 2010, your should apply through UCAS. The UCAS code for London Metropolitan University is LONMT L68. Apply online or order an application form at www.ucas.com (this method is only available if you are currently studying at a school or college) If you are applying for a part-time course starting in September 2010 you shold apply directly to London Metropolitan University. Please print, complete, and return the Direct Application Form Admissions Department, |
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We have over 140 taught postgraduate degrees, plus a wide variety of research based opportunities.
| Choose a course | A - Z of Postgraduate Courses starting September 2010 |
| Apply | You may apply for some of our courses online. You will be prompted to do so from the appropriate course page from the list above. Otherwise please download our Direct Application Pack  which includes an application form, referee request form and guidance notes for applicants |
| Tuition Fees | Please see our joining pack 2009/10 |
We have hundreds of undergraduate courses to choose from including Bachelor degrees (BA, BSc, BEng, LLB etc), HNC/HND and Foundation degrees and extended degrees.
| Choose a course |
A - Z of Undergraduate Courses starting January 2011 |
| Apply |
If you are applying for a foundation degree, HND or undergraduate degree (eg BA, BSc, BEng, LLB) starting in January 2011 you should apply directly to London Metropolitan University. Please print, complete, and return the Direct Application Form Admissions Department, |
| Choose a course | A - Z of Postgraduate courses starting January 2011 |
| Apply | You may apply for some of our courses online. You will be prompted to do so from the appropriate course page from the list above. Otherwise please download our application pack which includes an application form, referee request form and guidance notes for applicants |
Applications for PGCE courses (taught at the London North campus) should be made through the Graduate Teacher Training Registry (GTTR).
You can apply:
- online at www.gttr.ac.uk
- phone 0870 112 22 05 for a paper application form
- write to GTTR, Rosehill, New Barn Lane, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL52 3LZ.
Once we have received your application from the GTTR it will be considered by an admissions tutor. If your application is successful at this stage you will be called for an interview. You will be given advanced warning of the interview and details of what will be involved. You will be notified of the outcome via the GTTR. Successful applicants who accept our offer will be sent details about enrolment and induction during the summer prior to your admission.
For the full-time MSc or Diploma in Social Work you should apply through UCAS:
- phone 0870 112 22 07 for an application form
- write to Fulton House, Jessop Avenue, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 3SH
We offer of range of these courses which are designed to teach and knowledge and skills required for employment. Many of our students progress onto degree programmes from these courses.
| Course information: | HNC/HND courses. |
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If the course has a UCAS code, you should apply through UCAS. If no code is shown, apply directly to the college or follow the specific application procedures given in the course details. Admissions Enquiries: Ask a question Tel: 020 7133 4200 |
These are one or two semester courses at the University which guarantee you a place on the first year of a degree or diploma at the University, if you complete them successfully. They are designed to help you if you do not have the formal qualifications for entry to an undergraduate degree, but do have the ability to succeed.
| Course information: | For more information about Preparatory programmes click here. |
| How to apply: |
If the course has a UCAS code, you should apply through UCAS. If no code is shown, apply directly to the college or follow the specific application procedures given in the course details. Admissions Enquiries: Ask a question Tel: 020 7133 4200 |
If you are 21 or older (a mature student), Access courses offer a programme of relevant subject knowledge and subject skills as preparation for entry to an HND or undergraduate degree course. Access courses are offered directly by the University and by partner colleges. Some mature students feel confident about directly joining a degree course, whilst others prefer to take an Access course first.
| Course information: | For more information about Access courses click here. |
| How to apply: | Direct to the university or college. |
Special Courses for International Students
The University offers a range of courses specifically designed for International Students. These include English course, foundation year, Pre-Masters courses and our Junior Year Abroad programmes.
| Course information: | Special courses for international students |
| How to apply: | Please follow the links from the course information page |
We have a wide range of short and professional courses from business and management, to civil aviation, polymers, CISCO. Plus English and foreign languages and courses for refugees and asylum seekers.
| Course information: | Professional courses |
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You should usually apply directly to the University. However, this varies depending on the course, please follow links from the course information page or you may download the following: |
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