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London Met student journalist Rose Blanchard reports on the London Met Journalism Diversity Network's trip to Paris Fashion Week.
London Met joins Islington Council partners to celebrate community heroes.
The new installation documents Irish nurses who worked in the National Health Service, especially through the 1950s and 1960s.
The Bootcamp saw schools from across London come together to take part in the entrepreneurial competition.
We spoke to Adwoa Darko, London Met's Inclusive Communities Manager, about intersectionality, championing women’s voices, and the work of our Centre for Equity and Inclusion.
Dr Preeti Patel, Head of Computer Science and Applied Computing, has recently gained the highly coveted recognition from Advance HE, as a Principal Fellow.
Dream team of London Met, Italian coffee brand, Lavazza, and Arsenal FC launched a new mural created to inspire young people in North London to dream big.
Associate Professor in Journalism, Wendy Sloane, discusses student placement scheme.
Kevin Brazant, London Met Academic Mentor and University Teaching Fellow discusses his recent work changing mindsets around masculinity, fatherhood, and beyond.
The University has also received a Stonewall Bronze Award as a leading LGBTQIA+ inclusive employer.
London Met’s partnership strategy with Historically Black Colleges and Universities presented by Project lead Ella Deadman to the online education forum, PIE News.
In a new book Professor Louise Ryan, Director of the Global Diversities and Inequalities Research Centre, breaks new ground in understanding social networks in contexts of migration.
Jade LB discussed language, black womanhood, black British culture and disrupting the canon as a teenager at the University's Centre for Equity and Inclusion's annual lecture.
Help to Grow Management is an innovative training programme designed to help entrepreneurs and executives working in London's SMEs to the next level.
Dr Eleni Meletiadou, Senior Lecturer and Course Director at GSBL was awarded a UKRI-funded Digital Storytelling Fellowship.
Academics share best practice at event focusing on key NSS themes, including guest speaker from Kings College London.
The University has ranked as a top tier university in Uswitch’s third annual study, highlighting UK universities' commitment to sustainability.
The project will shine a light on previously unheard narratives and perspectives of the Estate in Islington.
Almost 80 teachers have been trained through the scheme since it was launched in 2018.
Dr Khonsari one of the first guests on the Design for Planet Fellowship podcast.
Professor Svetlana Stephenson explores how the Russian people are seeing through Putin's heroic propaganda.
University given maximum award from the Office for Students to create courses that address critical nursing shortages in London.
The strategy will see investment across London Met's digital landscape.
Honorary Professor Emeritus Suman Fernando led an event discussing his work around mental health and wellbeing.
Oliver Morgan, third-year BA Journalism student, discusses recent visit from magazine writer and London Met alum Gennaro Costanzo.
A London Met Journalism debate will be held on the current economic turmoil.
International Events, Leisure and Tourism Management Course Leader, Ioannis Soilemetzidis, led a group of masters students on a trip to the renowned British Museum.
Prof Louise Ryan and Dr Maria Lopez held a seminar presenting their findings directly to government departments.
Innovative project bridges the gap between academic education and real-life issues.
Music Technology and Production Course Leader Steve Good helped St Antony’s Catholic Primary School to record a song about the cost of living crisis.
Course leaders for International Relations announce new degree that gives students an opportunity to explore links between climate change, peace and security.
Donna Jones will explore the experiences of inequality among Islington's LGBTQIA+ communities, and elder communities, in two projects with the borough's council.
Dr Karen McNally was interviewed for political journalism website Politico about Joe Biden’s approach to television appearances.
Dr Anna Marazuela Kim addresses the theme of Culture as a Human Right to open Oslo World 2022, an international festival dedicated to showcasing global artistic and cultural expressions
London Met alumna Dr Ekua McMorris will develop a project focusing on material culture derived from the Anti-Apartheid Movement, in collaboration with CREATURE and the Liliesleaf Trust.
Associate Professor Patrick Brill, who goes by the pseudonym Bob and Roberta Smith, has curated the Tate Edit shop space until 2023.
A research collaboration between the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Science group and a group of students was published in the European Journal of Organic Chemistry.
Mina Boromond was awarded the £3,500 prize to support her work which explores her experience of aphastasia, memory and displacement.
Researchers from the Cyber Security Research Centre provide expert advice for staff and students around cybersecurity.
London Met was the perfect match for me, says Human Resources Management alumna Jessica, who has secured a promotion since her graduation.
The platinum-selling, genre-fluid Colombian/British producer spoke to Music Technology and Production BSc students about his work.
London Metropolitan’s catering team was nominated in the Covid-19 Bounceback category.
Journalism student Omotunde Sotuminu reports on London Met's first trip to the newspaper since the pandemic, where they heard from journalists from the Scott Trust Bursary scheme.
A new blog by Professor Louise Ryan and Dr Jon Mulholland delivers a searing critique of post-Brexit immigration policy in the UK.
Professor Nigel Caldwell's Fellowship project will focus on overhauling the reputation of logistics in the UK, to promote inclusive recruitment in the sector.
Senior Lecturer in Music Production, Steve Good, and final year students Tom Caro and Edson Neto played with pop artist Tara Carosille as the support act for ART Boyz.
Simon Cadman, Senior Lecturer in Journalism, reports on a guest lecture from freelancer Emma Garland, which was held as part of London Met's Engagement Week.
The event drew together personal narratives, fieldwork, and literary and popular narratives, and focussed on experiences of women in the Global South.
Dr Anil Kumar joins the prestigious journal Heliyon Information Science, which publishes research in the fields of archival science, museology, library science and information science.
The former Senior Lecturer at London Met Chris Jennings is remembered for his teaching, friendship, humour and inspirational ways.
Newly created role will help the University to increase the visibility of its research and make an even greater contribution to London and beyond.
London Met alumni and students will feature in a webinar with partner organisation Diversity Abroad, discussing what it’s like to live and study in London with diverse identities.
Dr Jacek Ludwig Scarso delivered a speech on his recent work and collaborations in the famous City of Bridges.
The network of employers and key organisations will work together to reduce inequalities and help build a thriving local economy in the Borough.
London Met Professor addressed an exciting new education initiative at an international conference.
Each tree planted by students from the School of Art, Architecture and Design could offset one tonne of carbon over its lifetime.
Andrew Moran, Head of Criminology, Sociology, Politics and International Relations, looks back on the recent political upheaval in the UK.
Published research by London Met PhD student explores postnatal depression among first-generation Nigerian mothers in the UK, an under-researched section of health studies.
The artwork on Pomell Way is part of the upcoming Petticoat Lane Art Trail.
London Met's Professor Wessie Ling will take part in a conference at the Victoria & Albert Museum, in conjunction with their Africa Fashion exhibition.
Hazel Messenger, Paul Bullock and Bal Virdee visited ESoft, Sri Lanka to celebrate the graduations of over 800 students.
Hazel Messenger and Paul Bullock visited NEXT in Colombo, Sri Lanka, to discuss how the thriving partnership will develop.
Paul Bullock met the Bulgarian Ambassador to Macedonia, a Foreign Ministry Official and former Prime Minister Vlado Buckovski at a visit to Euro College, plus the College's students.
The initiative will focus on knowledge exchange with HBCUs to improve student and graduate outcomes on both sides of the Atlantic.
The research project, which seeks to increase urban biodiversity through transformative design for streets, has been granted over £58,000 by the Kusuma Trust.
The series marked the centenary of the years of revolution in Ireland.
Games students in the School of Computing and Digital Media designed and developed a health and safety video game for MeiraGTx, a gene-therapy company based in London.
Five researchers from the University feature in the top 2% most impactful academics globally, according to data from Elsevier and Stanford University.
London Met was a finalist and took home a Silver Award in the 'University of the Year' award at the sixth annual UK Social Mobility Awards.
Kevin Brazant’s social work research and fatherhood training model picked up by local council authority after being presented at London Met Conference.
The award will support collaboration between the organisations taking a lead in delivering innovative research on the wider causes of health inequalities.
Graduates Jessica Elliott and Yinka Ilori were nominated at the awards, with Ilori winning in his category.
Lijun Shang and his colleagues advocate for increased biosecurity education and awareness of the importance of training personnel in ethical reviewing in a letter published in Nature.
Thomas Aquilina and Beatrice De Carli led a workshop, ‘Silent and Speaking: A Workshop on Environmental Justice’ at the Design Museum last month.
Professor Louise Ryan and Grainne McPolin were invited to speak about their research with Irish nurses who had been recruited to train and work in the NHS from the 1940s onwards.
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