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26 March 2020, 6pm to 8.30pm
New Café Royal Box-set features work by renowned photographers Diane Bush, Brian Griffin, Tom Hunter and Mike Seaborne.
The Centre for Primary Health and Social Care facilitated research sharing on a variety of diverse topics, including bullying in education, the health of carers, and migrant rights.
Our partnership has supported 116 London Met students with housing, scholarships, bursaries and cultural opportunities since 1999.
Two Common Professional Exam students have beaten City, University of London in the first round of a national prestigious mooting competition.
A chapter by London Met’s Digby Warren and Wilko Luebsen in new Student Engagement handbook explores the benefits and challenges of student partnership schemes.
Staff and students brought their children to London Met for games and activities at the annual event, which also provides support for student parents and helps them build connections.
From 24 February - 8 March, a range of events and activities will shed light on cocoa, the role of women farmers, and the importance of a living income for everyone.
21 February - 14 June 2020
Postgraduate Architecture students exhibit in Antwerp as part of international project.
BA Journalism student Ryan Gray reports from Dr Chryssy Hunter’s discussion on transgender and non-binary rights in the UK, an LGBTQIA+ History Month event at London Met.
Stephen Good, Senior Lecturer in Music Production, comments on Billie Eilish’s 'No Time to Die' – the latest theme track in the 007 film series, and those that have come before it.
“Humankind has always utilised available resources to assuage the finality of death.”
Cass alumna is shortlisted for prestigious international award.
Radio.garden, an outcome of the Transnational Radio Encounters (TRE) project in which London Met’s Dr Peter Lewis was a partner, is celebrated by UNESCO for World Radio Day.
Friday 14 February 2020, at 11pm
Cass alumna debuts new collection at London Fashion Week.
The results come from a study of 9.5 million former students across UK universities.
Dr Nicolas Cambridge, Senior Lecturer in Fashion Marketing, comments on the banned Pretty Little Thing advert and the grey areas it reveals in marketing regulations.
Dr Vaissil Vassiley gave a keynote lecture at the International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Applications, where his research also won a prize.
London Met PhD candidate Cinar Aydogan will present his research on LGBT+ identity, social media and coming out online at this year’s Student Pride.
Journalism student Ryan Gray discusses the first event in London Met’s LGBTQIA+ History Month, a screening of the film Pride, along with a talk led by activist Reggie Blennerhassett.
Sulav Budhathoki, Founder and Group Chairman of Innovate Nepal Group, visited the University.
Guildhall School of Business and Law has secured a partnership with a school in Sri Lanka.
Himanshu Bajaj will undertake an internship at Clyde and Co, after winning an award at the Worshipful Company of Arbitrators' Mediation Skills Competition.
As a result of a grant from the Greater London Authority, the University will deliver the 2020 Social Integration & Regeneration Learning Network.
Professor Brian Brox to deliver the lecture as part of a program run by the US Embassy in London.
Stefanie Rhodes has been shortlisted for the 2020 Moira Gemhill Prize, a global award for women in architecture.
The prestigious accreditation scheme means the qualifications gained by London Met graduates are recognised by the computing industry for their high quality and rigorous standards.
London Met shares a close association with the Foundation which has donated £18 million to 318 beneficiaries over the past decade.
There is evidence of human to human transmission by direct contact, but the risk in the UK is low says Dr Gary McLean, Professor in Molecular Immunology.
Michael Stubbs: Small Scale Works will be exhibited at the Glasgow School of Arts from 10 Jan 2020 - 2 Feb 2020.
Award-winning practice led by Professor Peter St John wins £34 million project
London Met welcomes 16 new international scholarship students to the University.
"The overall impact is that GDPR and ePrivacy regulation are likely to grow rather than diminish after Brexit," says Dr Nirmala Lee, Associate Professor in Banking and Finance
Dr Karen McNally, Senior Lecturer in Film and Television Studies, comments on how the award-winning drama predicted the times we live in now.
Stephanie Boyce, an alumna and the first black woman to hold the position of Deputy Vice President of the Law Society, visited the University.
On 20 January, speakers from local government, voluntary organisations and employers will come to London Met to discuss how we can tackle poverty and inequality locally.
Nikos Papanikolaou, a second-year Journalism BA student, reports on an event which delved into fashion being environmentally sustainable.
The exhibition, In Limbo, was designed by Jacek Ludwig Scarso and reflected on the meaning of waiting.
The various speakers, who work in social care, discussed adopting a strengths-based approach to their work.
The book, co-edited by London Met’s Dr Karen MaNally, explores the political and cultural issues raised by the show.
Twenty institutions have signed up to the London Met’s Partners in Education scheme, which was launched in June 2019.
Senior academics also attended to celebrate the graduates of Islington College Nepal, a long-time partner of London Met.
London Met's Big Idea Challenge is back for 2020!
Wendy Shorter-Blake, Carol Boswarthack and David Michael have been included in the Queen’s New Year’s Honours List.
The specialist business incubator at London Met – Accelerator – has been highlighted as one of the top 100 ways universities have improved daily life.
Ten new postgraduate programmes will provide the necessary preparation for a variety of different career paths.
A successful networking event brought together London Met alumni and final year students to discuss careers in business and management.
Anna Monen won Best Abstract in the Nutrition Support category for her study exploring malnutrition in head and neck cancer patients.
GCSE and A level students had the opportunity to hear from practitioners about a career in the Arts and Creative Industries
The third-year students visited Intertek, where they met with past and current London Met students working full-time there
Guildhall School of Business and Law has secured a partnership with a school in Germany
Guildhall School of Business and Law has secured a partnership with a school in Singapore
After an extensive process, three courses have been awarded Institution of Engineering and Technology accreditation.
Hundreds of graduates celebrate their achievements at the Barbican Centre
Director and Cass alumna directs the second half of series two of the acclaimed drama.
London Met scientists believe that they have found more efficient means of creating compounds to help with neurodegenerative diseases
Jacek Ludwig Scarso discusses his latest research in new short documentary
Film and Television Studies lecturer was invited by the British Film Institute to speak at its largest-ever celebration of the film musicals.
Bruno Da Silva Sil Dos Santos presented his innovative research on skin and nails
Greg Lessons has been named nutritionist of the year by the Caroline Walker Trust for his innovative lifestyle programme for London's firefighters.
Pierre d’Avoine, an Architecture tutor, is launching his new book in the Netherlands during Dutch Design Week 2019
London Met panel brings together academics and practitioners to discuss the role social media is playing in shaping society.
Dr Peter Laugharne, Senior Lecturer in International Relations and Politics, provides his insight on the upcoming General Election.
Professor Kazemian and his team from Intelligent Systems Research Centre are part of an innovative EU-funded Horizon 2020 project, helping law enforcement agencies stop cybercriminals
Mr Ratcliffe made his comments following a special performance of ‘Nazanin’s Story’, a play about the fight to free his wife, Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, from an Iranian prison
Education lecturers have partnered with a specialist to support the communications skills of students
Cass architecture alumnus Tarn Philipp will be sharing his insights at a special event organised by The Anglo-Ethiopian Society on Tuesday 12 November.
MArch alumna Jess Philips a piece exploring the Becontree Estate for ‘We’ve Got This: ethics, public service and art’
Each lecture takes place at lunchtime at The Cass, with a different leading industry creative
Pledge is the result of a 12-month project conducted by Unlock, a charity for people with convictions, and supported by the UPP Foundation.
Will Kirk has won the hearts of the nation with his talent for breathing new life into old furniture.
Eric Konadu was nominated by Dr Denise Turner, senior lecturer for Social Work at London Met
Professor Lynn Dobbs will participate in Universities UK group to develop a best practice guidance for the higher education sector
Professor Lynn Dobbs included in the Progess 1000 list which recognises individuals who have made a significant impact in the capital and beyond.
More than 700 students from ESOFT, London Met’s partner college in Colombo, received their degrees
“Trauma is worse when you are living in poverty”, said Dr James Alexander at a conference on how County Lines and CSE operates and affects young people
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