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London Metropolitan University offers impressive and award winning range of services to enhance student experience and to help students realise their educational short and long term goals.
- Fees, loans, benefits and other student funds available
- Withdrawing from or changing your course
- Visa and immigration regulations for international students
- Guidance on University procedures and regulations governing misconduct, academic appeals and complaints.
- Career planning
- Guidance on employment and further study
- Career input into courses to develop skill and attributes that employers value
- Psychometric testing and feedback
- Employment Online listing part-time, full-time, vacation work, and placement opportunities
- Service available to current students and for 3 years after graduation
- Active, multi-faith community at the University with a range of events and support services open to all
- Staff different denominations including a University Iman
- The Counselling and Wellbeing Service provides one-to-one counselling, giving you an opportunity to talk in confidence about any personal or emotional difficulties that may be concerning you.
- It is time and space to examine, clarify and understand your concerns and explore and develop more effective ways of dealing with them
- The role of the counsellor is to provide support and helpin the process of exploration, understanding and change
- Some common issues include: growth and development, problems with studies and exams, personal relationships, identity, loneliness, anxiety, depression, anger, suicidal feelings, homesickness, family problems, sex and sexuality, cultural issues, life changes, bereavement and loss, eating difficulties, drug or alcohol problems, life crises, mental health issues, experiences of abuse and discrimination
- A range of support for disabled and dyslexic students
- Register your disability, long-term medical or mental health condition or a specific learning disability, such as dyslexia to receive services and facilities such as:
- Individual needs assessments
- Special examination arragements
- Help with finding an academic support worker
- Screening if you suspect you may be dyslexic
- Specialist ICT and tutorial support
- Accommodation advice provided to students via email, telephone and drop-in sessions
- Accommodation in a range of independent Halls of Residence
- Private Rented Accommodation – Advice, Information and Online Property Listing Service
- House Hunting events
- Home-stay Accommodation
- Emergency, Short-stay and Summer Accommodation Guidance
Student Development and Activities Service
- Volunteering in the Community
- Skills development training and career mentoring
- Student Clubs and Societes (including University choir and orchestra)
- Student run centre for students (including student discount cards)
