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The exhibition runs from 22 June – 2 July.
Dr Domonic Conroy, Head of Collaborative Partnerships for the School of Social Sciences and Professions, on the joy of meeting students from London Met's collaborative partnerships.
Course leader James Cant was also voted AOP Lecturer of the Year, while students Kasia Kowalska and Giulia Ballarin were nominated for their photography.
Wendy Sloane, Associate Professor of Journalism, on the dwindling power of the Russian language amongst London's Ukranian diaspora
London Met was proud to sponsor the 2022 Teacher of the Year category at the Awards.
London Met one of just 10 universities offering scholarship/bursary students from low-income households, with applications closing on 8 July 2022.
Six Islington primary schools came to London Met for an annual campaign to inspire young people to share their scientific questions.
The latest Complete University Guide saw Business and Management courses rank 3rd for student satisfaction in the UK, Economics 7th, Accounting 12th and Law 19th.
The training programme will help take entrepreneurs and executives working in London's SMEs to the next level.
A free online conference on 7 July will explore exploitation and precarity in the film and TV industry, as well as class representation and the inculcation of neoliberal ideology.
London Met researcher, Siân Moxon is set to talk at an online climate event.
Ryan Evans, BA Journalism student, reports on the Art, Architecture and Design Summer Show, which opens on 22 June 2022.
'Nubia Way: A Story of Black-led Self Building' tells the story of London’s first black-led housing co-operative. The premiere takes place at 7pm on 20 July.
Diana Stirbu is set to join the Expert Panel supporting the Independent Commission on the Constitutional Future of Wales.
Purna Sen, Visiting Professor of London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit, features in a new BBC documentary on wrongdoing and abuse in the UN.
Students from the School of Art, Architecture and Design will showcase their talent with a season of summer events. IMPORTANT UPDATE: Private View moved to 22 June due to RMT Strike
The strategy, which takes a public health approach to violence against women and girls, was developed by London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit.
The results were published in the latest Complete University Guide.
Information Technology courses overall ranked 22nd in the country for the subject, 17th for graduate outcomes and 24th for research quality.
The AllotMe project, dubbed the ‘AirBnB of gardens’, has secured investment to expand fledgling business.
Even Karl Marx did not anticipate the divide that exists now between the wealthy elite and the rest, argues Professor Andrew Moran.
London Met ranked 5th for student satisfaction nationally in the newly released rankings.
Research participants reported feeling pressured into taking on unsuitable work.
Associate Professor in Journalism Wendy Sloane on the case of Carole Cadwalladr, who yesterday was cleared of libelling billionaire Arron Banks, and what this means for a free press.
We are asking for your opinion on the new mural at the Aldgate Campus.
Ryan Evans, Journalism BA student, reports on the School of Computing and Digital Media's Summer Show
Law student Sean Binder has been nominated for a 2022 European Citizen award.
The London Met researcher was awarded an OBE for her services to victims of domestic and economic abuse. She attended the Royal Garden Party with family.
Patrick Mulrenan, Course Leader for Community Development and Leadership BSc, breaks down the flaws behind the Prime Minister's latest housing policy.
Ryan Evans, Journalism BA student, reports on the recent Islington Voluntary, Community, Faith, and Social Enterprise Sector conference, which was hosted at London Met.
New research from Dr Eleni Meletiadou explores the experiences of female leaders in higher education throughout the covid-19 pandemic.
The public artwork, Iron Reef, was developed by Cristina Morbi of Maetherea Studio and her team. It will be installed at the historical site of Reedham Ferry.
Professor Liz Kelly joined a BBC Radio panel in sharing stories, tactics, goals, and challenges in the campaign to end male violence against women.
A two-day workshop will bring together researchers across the arts, humanities and social sciences working on urban commons.
Ryan Evans, third-year Journalism BA student, speaks to members of the LGBTQIA+ community at London Met about what Pride means to them.
A live exhibition showcasing BA Fashion and Fashion Photography work with materials and inspiration from Petticoat Lane will take place on 9 June, before the Fashion Graduate Show.
London Met’s Dr Craig Lundy is set to talk at a conference on philosophy and its relationship with other disciplines.
The new book, co-written by London Met Professor Jan Bamford, will be published in late May 2022 by Routledge.
Find out about all the exciting and informative events London Met has on offer for Pride Month.
Professor Louise Ryan, Dr Maria Lopez and Alessia Dalceggio from the Global Diversities and Inequalities Research Centre discuss the failures of the evacuation mission last year.
Festival of moving image work from the School of Computing and Digital Media returns online and in real life.
Winners have been announced for London Met's national photography competition for school and college students.
The 2022 Graduate Fashion Showcase from The School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Metropolitan University will take place on 9 June, 5.30pm.
A new paper from London Met’s Dr María E. López argues women suffer from a dominant male chauvinist ideology that is exacerbated by President López Obrador’s administration.
Dr Eleni Meletiadou has been awarded the role with the European Association for Language Testing and Assessment in recognition of her contribution to the field.
An internationally experienced strategist, Shefaly has served on London Met's Board for just under five years.
Professor Bal Virdee addressed the Houses of Parliament as part of a discussion on representation in the technology industry.
We catch up with London Met's outgoing Chair of the Board of Governors, who leaves the role after almost six years.
London Met’s commitment to sustainability in education was reaffirmed with the relaunch of the Art, Architecture and Design Education Declares initiative.
London Met co-hosted a networking event for academics, students and practitioners with an interest in migration, inclusion, and city-making.
Artwork by Graphic Design student Davide Provasi adorns a major Old Street development. In an interview, he discusses how he developed it and what it means to him.
A new report co-written by Professor Liz Kelly explores the impact and importance of spaces for women and girls who have experienced violence, abuse and other inequalities.
The impact of London Met's maths research was joint top in the UK, while overall 86% of our research is internationally recognised and 60% is world-leading or internationally excellent.
A new book edited by London Met academic Dr Karen McNally, published by Wayne State University Press, will be launched at an online event on 19 May.
Running from 10-12 June as part of the London Festival of Architecture, this integrated VR performance asks what would happen if goats were to outlive - or replace - humans.
The dates for the School of Computing and Digital Media’s Summer Show have been announced as Tuesday 7 June - Friday 17 June 2022.
This essential guide to university from London Met lecturers Tom Burns and Sandra Sinfield offers step-by-step guidance for new students.
Lenny paid a visit in his capacity as Honorary Life President of Comic Relief, who have provided funding for the innovative scheme.
A mock conference brought together students from London Met's Conference Interpreting and International Business programmes to apply their skills in a practical environment.
A film made by Film and Television Production alums Sam Harrop and Jordan Duff won the Royal Television Society Student London Award for editing.
26 - 28 May 2022
Final year Theatre Arts students will explore human behaviours and belief systems through a world of different landscapes.
Dr Julius Elster discusses his research into the experiences of young people in Tottenham, finding ‘super-diversity’ to be integral to the area’s cultural identity.
The Golden Lion Award was awarded to British artist Sonia Boyce MBE for exhibition Feeling Her Way, which features a series of films directed and edited by alumna Michelle Tofi.
The two organisations will work together to develop programmes which empower local communities and address social issues in a new partnership.
The podcast explores past conceptions of citizenship and human rights and what needs to be changed.
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Journalism, Film and Television graduate Bernardo Almeida writes about how to manage procrastination and its relationship with mental health.
Entrepreneurs and social innovators from across the University were highlighted at the Big Idea Challenge awards ceremony.
A new handbook of research edited by Dr Eleni Meletiadou explores the challenges Higher Education Institutions face in diversity management of both their students and staff.
The Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit are set to host international webinar series on violence against women.
A new book co-edited by London Met academic Dr Samuel Idowu has been published by Springer.
Amechi Mandi, who studied Furniture and Product Design at London Met, is known for his contemporary interpretations of traditional African designs.
Five magazines competed for 15 awards, including Best Use of Multimedia, Best Profile Piece and Best News Feature.
London Met's Kevin Brazant on the issues that impact Black men's mental health, following an expert panel discussion he took part in at the Men and Boy's Coalition.
A new study considers how the shock of Brexit exposed but also threatened the previously taken-for-granted privileges enjoyed by this capital-rich migrant population.
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