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A message of solidarity and support following the bombings in Sri Lanka

A message of solidarity and support for the people of Sri Lanka on behalf of London Met.

Professor Christos Kalantaridis appointed as Dean of the Guildhall School of Business and Law

Professor Kalantaridis will join London Met on 1 June 2019.

Holocaust survivor to give testimony to London Met students

Hana Kleiner, a Holocaust survivor, to speak about her experience to students and staff. Places are still available but limited, book your free ticket now.

Public Health students investigate healthcare issues in Islington

Three Public Health students volunteered with Healthwatch Islington to explore local residents’ experiences of healthcare in North London.

The Salters’ Festival of Chemistry comes to London Met

London Metropolitan University hosted the Salters’ Festival of Chemistry on Tuesday 2 April giving Year 8 and 9 students across London a taste of Chemistry and university life.

Accelerator win Community Focus Award

London Met’s specialist business incubator wins Community Focus category at the inaugural Hubble Office of the Future Awards.

"Progress on Stephen Lawrence improvements to community policing not sustained," Dr Neville Lawrence

The father of Stephen Lawrence, the London teenager who was stabbed to death in 1993, was joined by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick, to speak at a London Met symposium.

EVENT: Behind these walls

London Met’s first artist-in-residence in Music will exhibit her work at The Wash House, at the Cass, from Friday 5 April.

London Met appoints Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange

Professor Don MacRaild has been appointed Pro-Vice Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange. He will join London Met in June 2019.

The Cass to stay in Aldgate

The Sir John Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design at London Metropolitan University will remain in its present location at Aldgate, the University confirmed today.

Young entrepreneurs tackle London Met’s Big Idea bootcamp challege

Hundreds of young entrepreneurs took part in London Met’s Big Idea bootcamp day ahead of the grand finale on Thursday 7 May.

London Met and the Royal Institution inspire young students

Mathematics, Computing and Engineering academics offer Ri Masterclasses to local STEM pupils at London Met

Chief Social Worker for Children and Families visits London Met

By Nikolaos Papanikolaou, Journalism BA student

Isabelle Trowler spoke to students about her vision for Social Work for the forthcoming years.

Games Modelling Student Part of Oscar-Winning Film Team

Second-year student Ahmed Walid helped on the new Spiderman film

Brexit: Have we shrunk your world

Written by Rhanie Al-Alas

Journalists and a Haringey Councillor come together to discuss what will happen after Brexit.