Cass Fine Art Professor Bob and Roberta Smith presents BBC Radio 4 programme exploring the relationship between text and art.
October 2018
Experimental film by Cass photography course leader selected for IWM ( Imperial War Museum) Short Film Festival
September 6-30 2018
Cass lecturer Clare Qualmann's walking and art project takes her to New York for exhibition.
Work by Cass MA By Project student is selected for international Ethical Metalsmiths exhibition.
A new book written by Dr Nirmala Lee, Associate Professor of Banking and Finance, will discuss the challenges and future of bank lending.
To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Accelerator are hosting a launch party to mark the occasion and unveil its new and improved spaces.
14 September 2018
Cass photography alumnus and lecturer takes part in panel discussion at Museum of London , to coincide with major exhibition featuring his work
15-23 September 2018
Cass Furniture alumni Matteo Pacella and Philippine Hamen present new furniture collection as part of London Design Festival 2018
Professor John Raftery comments on the news that the Office for Students (OfS) will expect universities and colleges to set tougher targets for disadvantaged students.
David Tovey to appear in a documentary called Outsiders.
A global conference discussing the impact nutrition has on the immune system in health and disease will take place in London Met’s iconic Great Hall.
Sandra Denicke-Polcher, Acting Head of the School of Architecture, has been made a National Teaching Fellow in honour of her outstanding impact on student outcomes and higher education.
Furniture and Product Design BA alumnus Moe Redish continues to build a reputation as one of the UK's most exciting young furniture designers.
7-13 September
Exhibition of work by graduating students from the MA By Project course.
Cass student and alumni exhibition for London Design Festival
An exciting new Cyber Security Research Centre will launch at London Met with the aim to foster and nurture the University’s strong entrepreneurial culture.
Dr Jacek Scarso creates new work inspired by Ikebana, the ancient Japanese tradition of flower arrangement.
4 September 2018- 3 Feb 2019
New project by Cass Professor Bob and Roberta Smith explores story of women artists at the Royal Academy through the lens of his own family history.
“I’ve been thrilled to involve students in this important and high-profile work,” says Rishi Trikha, course leader for Theatre and Performance Practice BA.
Studio leads David Leech Architects shortlisted for prestigious international prize.
Beloved and inspiring Head of Architecture at The Cass has passed away following a short illness
Celebrated designer appointed as Visiting Professor at The Cass.
Cass Fine Art alumna Nye Thompson longlisted for international award for artists using technology.
An obituary for Matthew Sweeney.
Oriana White, a mature student at London Metropolitan University, has been Highly Commended in the Festival of Learning, the biggest celebration of lifelong learning in England.
Read Professor John Raftery's, Vice-Chancellor of London Met, speech which was given at the summer 2018 graduation ceremonies.
Latest yearbook celebrates student work and achievements in 2017-18 academic year.
Cass student exhibits recent photography at Hellenic Centre.
Subi Darbhanga, Head of Academic Services at London Met, tells us what her top five tips for Clearing are. Why not give us a call today on 0800 032 4441?
Sarai joined London Met as a mature student to study textiles and found herself along the way.
Dr Sue Bailey brought back a national treasure to discuss jelly.
Industry bible select work of Ross Kirker for their students' special edition
Two students from The Cass have won awards in the Architects for Health Student Design Awards 2018
Portrait by Cass Fine Art graduate shortlisted in British Journal of Photography competition to capture the face of a changing nation.
Hundreds of graduates celebrated their achievements at the Barbican Centre on what is undoubtedly one of the biggest days of their lives.
Zak Abdi Ali joined London Met after devastating personal circumstances meant he had to drop out of his first university. Zak graduated with a 2.1.
Terry Ffrench-Graham joined London Met as a mature student to pursue his passion for photography.
The Cass architecture students showcase their work at Blueprint for the Future event
Sahil moved to London from Mumbai to pursue his dream of an aviation career.
Ariadna Gonzalez Lopez was unsure about what she wanted to do after university. Since graduating from London Met, she is the most confident she has ever been.
Until19th August
Photograph by Cass photography Alumna is a highlight of the 250th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition curated by Grayson Perry
South African national Mignon worked in finance and as an entrepreneur before London Met helped her pursue her dream of becoming a scientist.
Yinka Ilori wins the Dulwich Pavilion competition organised by the London Festival of Architecture.
2018 Graduand Klara Orackova shares her memories of three eventful years at London Met
BSc Psychology graduand Hind Sara Bechari Martin shares her graduate story
London Met’s Widening Participation team work with young people across London and host a range of taster days to give tomorrow’s leaders a taste of university life.
Abiodun Ajayi came to London Met to study for his MBA to change his career from sales to criminal investigation.
Luca Bonaschi, an engineering graduate, has been recognised by the Institute of Engineering and Technology, one of the world’s leading engineering networks.
A conference held at London Met welcomed sector-wide colleagues to share thoughts and ideas about how to improve staff wellbeing and attitudes towards mental health in Higher Education.
The University hosted an international session to create a discussion about how the world can take more responsibility for sustainability.
New report highlights the outreach work being powered by the Sir John Cass's Foundation's generous support of London Met.
Newly released figures show that a record 96.7% of all London Met students are in employment or further study six months after graduating
Yelena Novikova has been named among the world’s top young scientists for the second year in a row.
Matthew Gregorowski named as one for four winners of Young Talent Architecture Award (YTAA)
Professor Dobbs will join the University in October 2018.
Majeda Clarke wins prestigious award at leading industry event
The brand new Foodie Founder programme was launched at London Met on Monday 18 June. The one-day workshop is designed to help students with a food or drink business idea.
The School of Computing and Digital Media hosted two of their biggest annual events last week; SEND 2018 and the School Summer Show 2018.
London Met alumnus Paul Gerrard returned to visit his alma mater and find out more about his father, who was Head of Chemistry at a predecessor of London Met.
Entry deadline: Midnight on Monday 2 July 2018
Cass Projects and Tower Hamlets Council are delighted to announce the launch of a artwork competition.
Designs by Cass Alumni Casswell Banks and Yinka Ilori make final of Dulwich Pavilion competition organized by the London Festival of Architecture.
The University has been commissioned to form part of a social work Teaching Partnership funded by the Department of Education.
London Met’s Social Work department has been recognised as one of the best in London by the North East London Partnership.
London Met works with Lewisham Homes each year to award tenants qualifications to improve their employability.
“As a sports therapy student I am aware that a major career opportunity for me is starting my own business,” says student Lionel Stone.
Nathan Hannawin, an alumnus of the University, has been nominated for ‘Film Director of the Year’ award.
The Cass to exhibit at Europe’s largest annual architecture festival.
The winners of the 2018 Big Idea Challenge creative category win silver in Ecotrophelia UK.
Cass architecture alumnus is one of ten winners in design competition from London Festival of Architecture
Top animator Richard Haynes to exhibit postgraduate project exploring nostalgia at The Cass Summer Show
The University went plastic-free on Tuesday 5 June to celebrate World Environment Day and to take part in the Plastic Challenge.
The Guildhall School of Business and Law has been awarded the Small Business Charter award, it has been announced today.
Three London Met alumni have returned to the University to use the campus as a set for leading lesbian fiction, ‘But She Is My Student.’
Lord Robert Reed, the new Deputy President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, judges London Met’s annual Lady Oliver Mooting competition.
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