The university demonstrates impressive progress through robust student experience and outcome strategy.
London Met ranked within top 50% of universities for social inclusion, and among top 10 for teaching quality and student experience.
The ambitious project was commissioned to celebrate local community history in collaboration with the London Festival of Architecture and Aldgate BID.
As London Met prepares to welcome the first cohort of nursing students we spoke to Dr Julie MacLaren, Head of Nursing, about training nurses and the challenges they are facing.
London Met featured in the top 50 institutions in the country for graduate salaries (46), and for the number of first generation university students.
Rishi Trikha’s show Stuntman received widespread acclaim at the world renowned arts and culture festival.
London Met has risen to 85th place in The Guardian's 2024 University Rankings.
We caught up with the team leading the ambitious project infrastructure project, due to launch later this year.
In April 2021, the University announced that it would no longer be investing endowments and excess funds in companies involved in the extraction of fossil fuel or related industries.
The conference brought together academics, police and third sector organisations that support victims of stalking and harassment.
The fourth International Conference on Data Analytics and Management was held for the first time in the UK at London Met on 23 and 24 June.
The university has partnered with hospitality business BaxterStorey to develop a nutritious and sustainable offering for students and staff.
Local Islington primary schools exhibited their science projects as part of the campaign aiming to improve STEM subject uptake, hosted at the London Met campus.
The university application process can be an exciting but nerve-wracking experience. Here are five top tips to help you successfully navigate the Clearing process.
Results of national student survey show final-year students especially satisfied with assessment and feedback, student voice, and organisation and management.
Graduates from the Film and Television Production course premiered their final year films at the prestigious British Film Institute.
‘Small Steps Matter: Research Towards a Better World’ conference held earlier this year in July.
Dr Danielle D'Hayer and Neelam Thapar receive prestigious award from AdvanceHE for exceptional contributions to higher education.
London Met's BA Photography was also voted 'Course of the Year' and course leader James Cant was also voted 'Lecturer of the Year'.
Staff and students from the School of Art, Architecture, and Design worked with the youth focused agency to create artwork displayed at the King’s Coronation.
Dr Julie MacLaren was joined by esteemed panellists from the NHS and academia as part of the ‘Migrant Nurses in the NHS’ Conference.
A grant received by Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust aims to help prevent misuse of biological developments and to enhance biosecurity education
Professor John Gabriel and Dr Alya Khan with Gulser Rose Kaya presented findings from their ongoing community research project ‘Life on the Andover Estate’ at The Great Hall.
The conference provided an in depth look into current challenges and historical legacies of nurses who have migrated to the UK to work in the National Health Service.
The Real London brand campaign also received a silver award at the highest profile awards ceremony for marketing teams in the United Kingdom higher education sector.
Dr Sebastian Cordoba, Senior Lecturer in Psychology discusses the awareness day and his ongoing gender studies research.
Diana Stirbu, Professor of Public Policy and Governance, has joined the new Editorial Board of Political Insight magazine.
Empowering learning and resilience: London Met continues to supply vital technical and wellbeing support services to its twinned university partnership.
Much-loved colleague leaves a legacy of dedication and compassion that will continue to inspire staff and students alike.
Strategy will ensure that London Met staff can thrive to enable them to develop in their own careers and provide the best possible experience for the University’s students.
Dr Sebastian Cordoba will explore non-binary gender identities at the conference hosted by University College London (UCL)
£10 million project will provide state-of-the-art learning and teaching spaces for the School of Human Sciences and create a vital pipeline of high-skilled nurses for the NHS.
Help to Grow Management is an innovative training programme designed to help entrepreneurs and executives working in London's SMEs to the next level.
Alexandra Banks will develop and lead a Graduate Success Institutional Plan to ensure students thrive while studying and after they graduate.
London Met’s clinics are helping organisations and people across the capital make a real difference.
Professor Louise Ryan’s new book ‘Social Networks and Migration’, published in January by Bristol University Press, was officially launched at the GDIRC
Two current students join the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale as Fellows at the British Pavilion 'Dancing Before the Moon', which was curated by a team including London Met alumni
AAD staff, industry professionals, and visiting academics held an extensive discussion exploring ‘Architectures of Care’ and the creation of equitable and sustainable communities.
Professor Nona McDuff OBE and Professor Marcia Wilson will transform student and academic services to ensure student success.
London Met’s Head of Communications Ben Sawtell caught up with Professor Nona McDuff OBE, recently appointed Pro Vice-Chancellor for Student Experience at the University.
The partnership, coordinated by the London Met Lab: Empowering London, is part of the University’s commitment to giving back to the city.
Course Leader Torange Khonsari has helped the Islington Inequality Taskforce to launch the Inequality in Islington Final Report.
Students from across London took part in this year’s literary challenge, with the winners announced at a prizegiving ceremony at the prestigious Orion Publishing Group offices.
Students from the School of Art, Architecture and Design will showcase their talent with a season of summer events.
The ‘Learn To Dream’ event, held in collaboration with the prestigious coffee company and world-renowned football club, was a roaring success.
The Biological Security Research Centre at London Met recently held a hybrid workshop with scientific experts from across the globe.
Head of Criminology, Sociology, Politics and International Relations, Andrew Moran, asks whether The Royal Family finds itself exposed without a matriarch.
Nada Abuknesha, a student from the School of Human Sciences, was shortlisted for the STEM for Britain poster competition.
A series of lectures will be held at London Met in conjunction with the Physiological Society.
Two students from the School of Human Sciences presented their Chemistry research at the World Congress on Undergraduate Research
Lakruwan Rajapaksha has been shortlisted for the Hahnemühle Student Award for 2023.
Michael Newman, Emeritus Professor at London Met, pays tribute to Dr Marko Bojcun.
For a week during March, London Met presented six performances of MAD(E), a brilliant new play created by the Mandala Theatre Company.
University students, staff, members of the local community, and neighbouring Islington businesses are all invited to come together on Friday 5 May to celebrate a new inspiring mural.
Wednesday 11 January marked 70 years of dietician training at the university.
A team of students from the Guildhall School of Business and Law ranked highly in the Bloomberg Trading Challenge for 2022.
Reader in Sociology Dr María López discusses the recent fire in Ciudad Juarez and the added threat of institutional violence facing migrants.
The Arts and Humanities Research Council have granted Professor Christian Frost to research aural histories of Coventry between 1451 and 1642.
London Met academics Louise Ryan, Maria Lopez and Alessia Dalceggio react to the government's plan to end hotel accommodation for Aghan refugees.
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.
Second-year BA Fashion Marketing and Journalism students Gabriela Yorgova and Seham Al Amshan report from a special Journalism Newsweek debate
Dr Peter Lewis discusses a new exhibition which shows the radical television experiments of the 1970s.
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.
Tuesday 14 March at 5pm on our Holloway Campus
Third-year BA Photojournalism student Bianca Jashnani reports from the opening of London Met's Rainbow Room.
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.
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