Student Services

You'll find our Student Services and Careers and Employment Centres on both campuses. This is where to come if you need help, information and advice, whether it's in opening a bank account, how to get help if you are dyslexic, or where to find a part-time job.

We offer advice, information and guidance. We are here to help make your stay at London Metropolitan University a success and to increase your potential to employers.

Our Student Services Centres are located on both campuses — you can find us at Calcutta House at City campus and in the Tower Building at North campus. You can find further details of contact names and opening hours as well as a wealth of other information on the Student Services website.

Student Advice, Information and Funding Service
www.londonmet.ac.uk/advice

Woman assisting student at student services desk

We are here to provide you with advice and information on:

fees, loans, benefits and other funds available to you as a student
opening a bank account
help with financial hardship
information on local facilities
withdrawing from your course or changing course
visa and immigration regulations for international students (we strongly advise that you visit our website
information for students from the European Union

Chaplaincy
www.londonmet.ac.uk/chaplaincy

The Chaplaincy reflects the multi-cultural and multi-faith community of the University. We are available to:

talk confidentially to people of any faiths or none
help in the area of faith or spirituality
provide information about other resources available in the University and in the local communities of both campuses

Throughout the year we also organise a range of discussions, lectures, worship services, prayer groups and social events.


"The main thing that has really helped me at this University is the dyslexia support. As a result of the help I received in my first year, my grades soared" - Alice Henderson, BSc (Hons) Psychology
"I chose London Met because of its accessibility and flexibility. Studying here also helped me gain new experiences, such as the mentoring scheme, where I helped by mentoring other students for two years. This greatly increased my own confidence too" - Emmanuel Nyarko, BA (Hons) Accounting graduate

Childcare
www.londonmet.ac.uk/childcare

Please click here for detail regarding the University nursery at Hornsey Road and information on how to contact other childcare providers.

Counselling Service
www.londonmet.ac.uk/counselling

Counselling is a chance to talk through anything that is concerning you at any point in your university career. It is an opportunity to examine, clarify and understand your concerns and explore and develop more effective ways of dealing with them.

we provide individual and group counselling on a range of themes
we can give you information about a wide range of other support services that are available in London
counselling is confidential

Disabilities and Dyslexia Service
www.londonmet.ac.uk/disabilities
www.londonmet.ac.uk/dyslexia

Our service provides a range of support for disabled and dyslexic students. Because we want to do this well, we strongly encourage you to tell us on your application form if you have a disability, long-term medical or mental health condition or a specific learning disability such as dyslexia. Informing us will not affect the decision to offer you a place, as this will be made on purely academic grounds. If you decide not to tell us, we may not be able to make the adjustments necessary for you to successfully participate
in your course.

Telling us about your disability or dyslexia will benefit you. You will be able to arrange a consultation with us about the services, arrangements and facilities the University can offer to enable you to achieve academic success and to have an enjoyable time during your course. We will treat what you tell us confidentially and will share it only with those who need to know in order to make reasonable adjustments.

Services we offer include: