Registering for Modules
A full time programme of undergraduate study at London Metropolitan University usually consists of 4 modules per semester worth 15 credits each. One module is worth 3 US credits or 7.5 ECTS so you will complete 12 US or 30 ECTS credits overall.
There are very few restrictions on the type of module that you can choose, but you must ensure that your home institution grants approval for any classes you select. Please read the all the information below carefully when making your choices.
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Special Cases and Restricted Modules |
We are pleased to offer two London based modules run specifically for Study Abroad Students. These are aimed at enriching your experience of London but are assessed and you will receive standard academic credit. Please click here for more information.
Study Abroad students can take Open Language modules as part of their programme and we offer a range of languages at different levels.
We also offer Internships to American students. Please note that there is a fee associated with taking an internship, and that you will require a visa to work in the UK (more info).
The following departments or courses are subject to restrictions and may not be available to Study Abroad students:
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Graphic design and fine art modules are only open to full time design/art students, unless a portfolio is submitted and approved.
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Performing arts modules are available but applications will be considered by the department on a case by case basis and may require an audition
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Architecture modules are not available to Study Abroad students
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Science, maths and computing modules will usually involve an exam during our exam period so are only appropriate for students who will attend for a full year or for the Spring semester until the end of May.
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Practical social work and video editing modules are not open to Study Abroad students
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Aviation modules are not available to Study Abroad students
- Modules with codes in this format: ***X** or this format ***F** are pre-bachelors and not appropriate for Study Abroad students
More information on all of the above can be found on our Frequently Asked Questions Page.
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How to plan your Programme of Study |
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Browse the Module Summary List. |
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Use the links in the summary list to access the University's module catalogue/'how to' factsheet and see detailed class information:
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Plan your schedule using the timeslots given in the catalogue. You should not take modules at different campuses in adjacent timeslots. If more than one timeslot is listed for a course, you only have to attend one slot |
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Discuss your proposed programme with your adviser. |
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Enter your module choices on the Module Registration Form (MRF). We need to have the following information:
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Send the MRF to the Study Abroad Office by
Please keep a copy for your records. You need to have a copy to refer to if we need to query modules, or to send again if your form goes missing in the post. |
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What happens next? |
When we receive your MRF we will check the programme you have planned. If there is a problem we will email you, so please make sure that you clearly write your email address in the space provided on the form. We will also contact you if we do not receive a MRF from you in good time.
Otherwise, we will pre-register you for classes before you arrive. You will be given a schedule in orientation week, and have the opportunity to make last minute changes in your first week of classes.
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Still have questions? |
If you still have questions about specific classes or how to complete your MRF, please check our list of Frequently Asked Questions. If you can't find the answer there, please email us at studyabroad@londonmet.ac.uk and we will do our best to help.
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| Registering for Modules |
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| Prerequisites and Study Levels |
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| London Based Modules |
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| Frequently Asked Questions |
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