What is Student Changemakers?
Student Changemakers is a student-led programme from the Centre for Equity and Inclusion (CEI) that supports students to turn ideas into action and contribute to positive change at London Met and in the wider community.
The programme gives students the opportunity to:
- Identify an issue or challenge that matters to them and their community
- Develop their own project idea and explore how it could create positive change
- Lead the development and delivery of their project
- Work collaboratively with other students, staff and University partners
- Develop valuable skills in leadership, advocacy, project planning, collaboration and problem-solving
- Reflect on their experience and share what they have learned
- Student Changemakers provides students with a route to have their voices heard, take action on issues that matter to them and contribute to institutional development beyond their immediate academic experience.
Why Student Changemakers?
London Met has a strong history of student engagement and partnership. Student Changemakers builds on this work by creating a dedicated space for students to explore ideas, develop confidence and contribute to projects connected to inclusion and social justice.
Student Changemakers forms part of the Centre for Equity and Inclusion’s commitment to building a more inclusive university community, as outlined in the CEI Plan 2025–27.
It also connects with London Met’s work around Education for Social Justice, supporting approaches where students are recognised as active contributors to learning, culture and institutional development.
"Students should have ownership of identifying, creating and implementing their own projects."
(Student Curriculum Partners, who led the development of the Changemakers programme)
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