London Metropolitan University has over 500 Indian students currently studying on our Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses.
The University has its own offices in India, which deal with all aspects of the recruitment process. This means there is a team of staff dedicated to Indian students. The first stage in the process is to contact either the Delhi office which deals with queries from the North, East and West of India or the Chennai office which deals with queries from South India.
We provide the following free services to students: information about the University including prospectuses and other materials; counseling and guidance; application assessment; visa counseling (click here to find which cities we are visiting); help getting accommodation; guidance in relation to enrolment; support at the time of enrolment in London; alumni services.
Students will normally need a first division relevant bachelors degree. For MBA, two years work experience is also required.
Apply online
We are now accepting online applications for our February 2009 intake. If you would like to apply for a course, or would like to request a prospectus or other information about the University, please click here .
Download an Application Form
Student also have the option of applying directly to our India office. For a list of courses at our Undergraduate and Postgraduate level, please see the links below.
London Metropolitan University Liaison Office (Chennai) Office 207, Apeejay Business Centre 39/12 Haddows Road Nungambakkam, Chennai 600006, India Tel: +91 (0) 44 4204 3053 Tel: +91 (0) 44 2822 4949 (Ext 2072/2073) Fax: +91 (0) 44 2823 5518 Email: chennai@londonmet.ac.uk
Working in the UK after graduation
All students are now allowed to work for two year in the UK after graduating from their masters degree. If you complete and pass a masters course from a recognised UK university, you will be able to work in the UK for two further years. "Being in London for your studies gives you a real edge in getting good jobs after graduating", Professor Ian Haines, Director, Graduate School, London Metropolitan University
