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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.
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.
Greg Lessons has been nominated by the Caroline Walker Trust for his innovative lifestyle programme for London's firefighters
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
Michalina Ageros Interpreting Suite named in honour of influential London Met lecturer. Students provided with the most cutting edge tech available.
Professor Lynn Dobbs made her remarks during an event organised by MillionPlus and NUS at the Labour Party conference in Brighton.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Lynn Dobbs champions new initiative which puts University in the top five per cent of higher education employers in the country
Parents who only have female children are less likely to pick technical toys for their kids, even if they score highly on the autism-spectrum quotient.
Ali Sharif Ahmed presented his credentials to US President Donald Trump at the White House
Dr James Morgan and James Alexander spoke to six cannabis dealers about decriminalisation
App is designed to equip the next generation of social workers.
Angelika Napierala, a Sports and Dance Therapy graduate, shares her story and reflects upon her time at London Met
Expert Comment
Dr Peter Laugharne, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, on the prime minister's attempt to prorogue Parliament.
Dr Denise Turner, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, will take up the position for the next three years
Professor Klaus Fischer, Head of Professional Courses for GSBL, will take up the role
30th August 2019
Cass Visual Communications Graduate Roseanna Ware presents solo exhibition exploring ‘selfie culture’
A first-hand account of a student going through the Clearing process, and how it changed their life
The Neave Brown Award recognises the best new example of affordable housing in the UK.
From Ethiopia to a first class degree in Computer Networking, Messay Shiferaw takes us through his journey
The free 'Wild Makeover Guide', with five beautifully illustrated activities, helps you to start greening your home
Course becomes first in the UK to be validated by the Chartered Institute of Housing.
Marvin Fishley gives us a personal look into his journey from working as a carer to becoming a Criminology and Law graduate
Dimitar Gotsev, an Electronics and Communications Engineering graduate, shares his story and reflects upon his time at London Met
From working in a factory in Stratford to graduating with a first class honours degree, Gilbert Aboagye Ankomaa tells us his story of studying at London Met
English Literature graduate Laura Barrington walks us through her journey at London Met as a mature student, and her plans to undertake a Masters at King's College London
Yasemin Allsop, Christopher Ramsey, and Melanie Walker recognised for services to their respective fields.
The school aims to instil the idea of using nature as a main resource for sustainable design
Anastasiya Kichigina presented workshops and seminars on acquiring and managing collaborative research projects.
Saturday 20 July 2019
Artist Abigail Reynolds to create a multimedia installation in The Wash Houses for the Whitechapel Gallery’s Nocturnal Creatures festival.
Patrick Mulrenan, course leader for Community Development and Leadership BSc, calls on the new PM to take real action on social mobility.
Dr Fourali, senior lecturer for Business Management and Marketing BA, discusses working on the very first international encyclopaedia for the developing discipline of social marketing
A full day of insightful educational workshops and presentations, including a keynote address, about working with and inspiring students
Merethe Granhus named among 2019 Jonathan Speirs Scholarship Fund winners.
Juliette Bigley uses base and precious metals to explore how we experience our emotional and physical place in the world
Alumni
A keen interest and passion for youth and social development for those from disadvantaged backgrounds helped alumnus Maxton Scotland forge a career in the UN and as an entrepreneur.
Angela Blažanović’s, which piece reimagines the lost stories of discarded objects found along the River Thames, is part of Free Range 2019.
London Met hosted a special all-day creative business event with guest speakers from a wide range of creative industries
Applications open for a unique international summer workshop in Italy, co-organised by lecturers from The Cass.
Cass alumnus worked with architects Pricegore to create the Colour Palace on the lawns of the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Natasha Choudary’s presentation investigated the experience of front-line employees within non-profit health organisations
Three baby Peregrine Falcons have been spotted living up in the heights of the Tower Building.
Torange Khonsari explores the power of civic commons from the TEDx stage in Tottenham.
Art retains its place in top ten and courses rise in the 2020 Guardian University Guide rankings. A number of London Met courses also receive top marks for adding value to students.
Students, staff and external guests attended three of the School’s biggest annual events - SEND 2019, the School Summer Show 2019, and Final Cuts.
Event supported by the Royal Society of Chemistry welcomed undergraduates from a number of leading universities
London Met’s Way to Win 2019 event had guest speakers from the Civil Service, Eventbrite and Girls on Tour, giving careers advice to students about to graduate
David William-Ellis's sculpture took five years of planning and two years to create.
New group will explore how data, information, knowledge and technology can transform the way health and care services are managed and run.
Wendy Sloane, senior lecturer in Journalism, comments on the recent police raids on ABC News Headquarters in Australia, and what it means to press freedom.
Cass postgraduate alumna is Assistant Curator on Golden Lion winning Lithuanian Pavilion.
Dr Andrew Moran, Acting Head of International Relations and Politics, offers his insight into President Donald Trump's state visit to the United Kingdom, on 3 June 2019.
Mæ Architects, HASA Architects and Gatti Routh Rhodes Architects were named winners for their work in the past year
Cass Furniture and Product Design graduate crowdfunds to support creative classes for vulnerable adults with their Haus Of business.
Siân Moxon, senior lecturer and sustainability coordinator at The Cass, garners another big achievement for her campaign
In our Life after London Met series we talk to our graduates about their studies and how their degree helped transform their lives and set them on the path to career success.
"I wanted to work with an institution with a strong purpose and mission, somewhere that was making a real difference to people’s lives."
1-30 June 2019
Solo exhibition of new printmaking work by postgraduate Fine Art alumnus of The Cass.
A passionate advocate for diversity and for improving outcomes for students, Professor Whitehead will lead the University’s academic activities.
Campaign launched to highlight the contributions modern universities and their students make to the country
The documentary will be released to mark Mental Health Awareness Week
The prestigious annual exhibition begins 13 June.
8-12 May 2019
Furniture and Product Design graduate Ray G Brown exhibits product as part of London Craft Week.
10-30 May 2019
Postgraduate Fine Art alumna Claire Zakiewicz announces solo exhibition during Venice Biennale.
Cass alumnus and former Chevening Scholar awarded grant to develop book project.
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