Personal Academic Tutor (PAT) scheme will provide personalised support for students.
Associate Professor of Journalism at London Met, Wendy Sloane details further escalation of censorship within Russia for the British Journalism Review.
London Met in the top 20% for supporting student entrepreneurs and for its work delivering CPD courses.
The students created innovative and truly unique pieces, ranging from whimsical games to household items, made of old Brompton parts.
Students on London Met's Translation BA programme have translated a Preptrack sexual health app into five new languages.
Callum Pincombe showcases his slice table at Green Grads, a platform for emerging designers who are working sustainably and tackling eco-issues. The exhibition takes place 24-25 Sept.
Amechi Mandi and Chelsea Vivash, both graduates of Furniture and Product Design, were featured in the special issue.
The research identified key deficiencies in security education in bioscience, including a lack of people with expertise in humanities and ethics, and a lack of translated material.
The toolkit aims to support students from underrepresented backgrounds to build confidence when communicating with employers in virtual settings.
The show saw widespread four and five-star ratings from critics, a Lustrom award win, and played to sold-out houses throughout its Edinburgh run.
London Met lecturer and esteemed product designer Simon Hasan features on major design podcast.
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Emefa Cole will be the first person to hold the position at the esteemed Victoria & Albert Museum.
Sian Moxon will join the expert panel as part of the first contemporary design event and media platform promoting exclusively environmentally focused businesses.
Professor Bal Virdee will lead the judges in the communications and IT category at the Institute of Engineering and Technology Innovation Awards.
Graduate from the Guildhall School of Business and Law, Alex Adamo's business 'IHateIroning' has just hit a major milestone of 100,000 customers served.
The prize was awarded to Dr Eleni Meletiadou for her Digital Storytelling, Translanguaging, and Inclusive Collaborative Group Assessment project.
Dr Jane Turner’s film nominated for Best Musical Video Film at the L’HIFF festival.
Marco Carofalo won the annual student prize for printmaking, which is named in memory of the late David Skingle, who taught printmaking at London Met for many years.
Undergraduate chemistry student Fizaa Omran won the prestigious bursary and got the chance to participate in a research project.
The exhibition, running from 12-17 September, will showcase the work of the University's postgraduate students and staff research projects.
We caught up with Dr Maclaren, who is leading the development of the University’s new Nursing programmes, which will begin next year.
The uncertainty surrounding settlement is deeply affecting the mental health of Afghan refugees in the UK, say London Met researchers, and costing British taxpayers millions weekly.
Sean will collaborate with leading businesses, practitioners and professional bodies within the property and construction sector in the development of London Met's portfolio of courses.
Archival material documenting the history of the Brady Clubs is going on show in September, in an exhibition co-curated by the School of Art, Architecture and Design's Susan Andrews.
We spoke to London Met staff Dr Karen McNally, Michael Upton, and Mark Thompson about what to expect from clearing, and how to prepare for the call.
Reader in American Film, Television and Cultural History, Dr Karen McNally discussed classic cinema and music on Radio 4’s Cover Story.
Head of International Relations, Andrew Moran comments on the recent FBI raid on former President Donald Trump’s residence and its potential consequences.
London Met’s Dr Eleni Meletiadou has received a significant grant to explore inclusive formative assessment literacy in higher education, in an increasingly internationalised context.
Dr Nirmala Lee, Associate Professor and Head of Subject for Accounting, Banking and Finance, comments on the current cost of living crisis.
Creative writing competition launched by London Met and Orion Publishing won by Elyana Guler for ‘The Grimm’.
Professor Vassil Vassilev and Dr Viktor Sowinski-Mydlarz were invited to learn and share at a major industry summer school earlier this July.
After a hiatus due to Covid-19 Nelson College students received their diplomas.
Senior lecturers Sandra Sinfield and Tom Burns receive award as part of the #creativeHE team
Analytical Chemistry lecturer Dr Priyanka Ganguly, won the Kathleen Lonsdale award, given by the Royal Irish Academy.
Students and staff came together to enjoy a graduation ceremony in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Daniel Glenn-Barbour’s first feature film ‘Yes-Man’ officially launches across streaming platforms.
London Met's partner school, the Portobello Institute celebrates graduation.
Siân Moxon’s rewilding project receives coverage in the esteemed magazine, Time Out London.
Education Studies graduate Bukola Monehin on overcoming adversity, earning a degree and becoming a role model to her children with support from London Met.
Recent graduate Sharon Foster on taking opportunities, pushing herself, and doing things she never thought she could do.
Sarah Fasoli on the opportunities and experiences she gained on her London Met course, including an internship at a world-leading company.
Visiting Professor of Irish Diaspora Studies, Patrick O'Sullivan, will take part in two events at the BBC at 100 Symposium.
The understanding and support lecturers showed Shannon, who combined her degree with raising three children, was one of the best things about studying at London Met, she says.
As Mariam Tarmahomed graduates with a first-class degree in Early Childhood Studies, she says that the best thing about studying at London Met is simply 'everything.'
51-year-old Isaac graduates this week with an LLM/LPC degree and has just landed a legal training contract, showing it’s never too late to follow your dreams.
Chinedu Chukwuemeka, who graduates this week with a first-class Business Management BA discusses coming back to university as a mature student.
Victor Goncalves Maldonado offers his advice to new students, as he graduates with a first-class Economics and Finance BSc.
An Instagram-based exhibition by Spring entry foundation students at the School of Art, Architecture and Design will run from 25-30 July 2022.
Wendy Sloane, Associate Professor of Journalism at London Met, discusses the disturbing escalation of Kremlin censorship in an article published in the British Journalism Review.
The higher education advocacy organisation, Universities UK, showcased London Met's whole-institutional approach an example of innovation and excellence in higher education.
Siân Moxon’s Rewild My Street campaign profiled in prestigious design magazine.
George Fereday's HomeGrownCabin project is a finalist in the 2022 Structural Timber Awards in the 'Pioneer' category.
Dr Eleni Meletiadou participated in an initiative that aimed to promote a sustainable dialogue between young researchers, innovators and stakeholders in the research ecosystem.
The conference brought together an impressive and diverse range of speakers to discuss the theme of ‘Home’.
Course leader for the Community Development and Leadership BSc, Patrick Mulrenan comments on the effects the current heatwave is having on unhoused and temporarily housed people.
Vice Chancellor Professor Lynn Dobbs discusses a new initiative that sees London Met twinned with a Ukrainian university, and our other impactful work to support refugee communities.
The University has been shortlisted in the University of the Year category in the 2022 UK Social Mobility Awards, which are organised by societal change charity, Making The Leap.
Dr Abu Naser appeared on an expert panel discussing entrepreneurship at the Global Education Forum from a South Asian perspective.
London Met lecturer Dr Alya Khan led a research team of staff and students in discussion around the cultural practices surrounding the home.
The first cohort of students have completed practice program shadowing professional interpreters, while graduates participate in dummy interpreting booths set up for real events.
Sofia’s Free Books Campaign, celebrated by the publishing world, earns her a place on the esteemed list. Sofia is Race Equity Lead at London Met’s Centre for Equity and Inclusion.
The new lab will facilitate impactful research, industry collaboration and opportunities for continuing professional development.
The strategy will see £150 million invested to create vibrant campuses with cutting-edge facilities, with sustainability at its heart.
Four law students will compete in the annual internal mooting competition, which will be judged by the Rt Hon Lord Reed, the most senior judge in the UK and Commonwealth.
Dr Peter Laugharne reflects on the end of Boris Johnson's time as Prime Minister and the parallels with David Lloyd George, another populist who was mired in scandal.
Professor Andrew Moran, Head of Criminology, Sociology, Politics and International Relations at London Met explores Boris Johnson's next steps.
The funding will enable research leads Professor Louise Ryan and filmmaker Grainne McPolin to significantly expand the focus of their research.
The high quality of London Met's teaching, student community and student voice was showcased in the 2022 NSS.
In a new op-ed, Svetlana Stephenson, Professor of Sociology at London Met, sheds new light on the political rhetoric behind Russia’s 'special operation' in Ukraine.
Karoly Rucska, a second year photography student has been listed in the final 15 shortlist of the EIZO Student Photography Awards.
London Met joined the London Pride Parade for the first time in its 50-year history this weekend. Wendy Sloane, Associate Professor of Journalism reports from the celebrations.
Nanci Byrne-Lynch has won the Sanderson Design Group Award, and will now take up a 12-month paid internship in one of the Sanderson Design Group studios.
London Met participated in the EU-funded Eurofam Network to discuss goals for social justice, sustainable development, and multilingualism among European students and their families.
Tijs takes up his post today, 1 July.
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