Professor Lynn Dobbs will participate in Universities UK group to develop a best practice guidance for the higher education sector
Annalie Riches, who studied on the RIBA Part 2 and Part 3 at The Cass, and practice partner David Mikhail claim RIBA's building of the year award for the Goldsmith Street project.
Until 24 November 2019
Cass Architecture alumni are co-curators Oslo Architecture Triennale 2019.
Call for papers: Open until 14 October 2019
International symposium and exhibition announced at The Cass for March 2020.
Professor Lynn Dobbs included in the Progess 1000 list which recognises individuals who have made a significant impact in the capital and beyond.
More than 700 students from ESOFT, London Met’s partner college in Colombo, received their degrees
“Trauma is worse when you are living in poverty”, said Dr James Alexander at a conference on how County Lines and CSE operates and affects young people
Michalina Ageros Interpreting Suite named in honour of influential London Met lecturer. Students provided with the most cutting edge tech available.
Christopher Holt to work on a new production of Charlotte Keatley’s My Mother Said I Never which features profoundly deaf cast and is 100% British Sign Language accessible.
Professor Lynn Dobbs made her remarks during an event organised by MillionPlus and NUS at the Labour Party conference in Brighton.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Lynn Dobbs champions new initiative which puts University in the top five per cent of higher education employers in the country
Parents who only have female children are less likely to pick technical toys for their kids, even if they score highly on the autism-spectrum quotient.
Ali Sharif Ahmed presented his credentials to US President Donald Trump at the White House
Cass lecturer Marianne Forrest joins a panel of experts to advise how the work of silversmiths, jewellers and creative practitioners can be adapted for larger work.
Cass Fine Art alumna Nye Thompson is a finalist for international award and shortlisted for additional prize
London Met’s Accelerator partners with the British Council to create international competition as part of the Creative Spark: Higher Education Enterprise initiative
Dr James Morgan and James Alexander spoke to six cannabis dealers about decriminalisation
14-22 September 2019
Cass Furniture and Product design alumni present group show as part of London Design Festival
September 18-21
Furniture and Product Design graduate Anton Mikkonen features in high profile showcase curated by design editor of Evening Standard.
Heather McDonough and Fiona Yaron-Field's work selected as part of an exhibition that celebrates diversity in Great Britain.
13 September - 20 October
Cass Fine Art alumnus exhibits new as part of group show launching during London Festival of Design
App is designed to equip the next generation of social workers.
11-15 September
Dates announced for annual postgraduate exhibition
Angelika Napierala, a Sports and Dance Therapy graduate, shares her story and reflects upon her time at London Met
Expert Comment
Dr Peter Laugharne, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, on the prime minister's attempt to prorogue Parliament.
Interrobang Director Maria Smith elected to RIBA Council
27 Aug-1 Sep
Postgraduate student exhibits at new group show in the East End
Dr Denise Turner, Senior Lecturer in Social Work, will take up the position for the next three years
Professor Klaus Fischer, Head of Professional Courses for GSBL, will take up the role
Cass Reader Simone Ten Hompel to deliver high profile talk at National Museums Scotland
30th August 2019
Cass Visual Communications Graduate Roseanna Ware presents solo exhibition exploring ‘selfie culture’
Practice co-founded by Cass architecture alumnus wins annual Architecture Foundation brief
Latest yearbook celebrates student work and achievements in 2018-19 academic year.
A first-hand account of a student going through the Clearing process, and how it changed their life
The Neave Brown Award recognises the best new example of affordable housing in the UK.
From Ethiopia to a first class degree in Computer Networking, Messay Shiferaw takes us through his journey
The free 'Wild Makeover Guide', with five beautifully illustrated activities, helps you to start greening your home
Course becomes first in the UK to be validated by the Chartered Institute of Housing.
Marvin Fishley gives us a personal look into his journey from working as a carer to becoming a Criminology and Law graduate
Dimitar Gotsev, an Electronics and Communications Engineering graduate, shares his story and reflects upon his time at London Met
From working in a factory in Stratford to graduating with a first class honours degree, Gilbert Aboagye Ankomaa tells us his story of studying at London Met
English Literature graduate Laura Barrington walks us through her journey at London Met as a mature student, and her plans to undertake a Masters at King's College London
Yasemin Allsop, Christopher Ramsey, and Melanie Walker recognised for services to their respective fields.
The school aims to instil the idea of using nature as a main resource for sustainable design
Anastasiya Kichigina presented workshops and seminars on acquiring and managing collaborative research projects.
High scores for overall satisfaction and quality of teaching on a number of London Met courses.
Saturday 20 July 2019
Artist Abigail Reynolds to create a multimedia installation in The Wash Houses for the Whitechapel Gallery’s Nocturnal Creatures festival.
Patrick Mulrenan, course leader for Community Development and Leadership BSc, calls on the new PM to take real action on social mobility.
Dimitar Gotsev claims the prestigious Institution of Engineering and Technology award for London Met
16-20 July 2019
Exhibition of work by the late David Skingle, artist and former Head of Printmaking at The Cass, opens in Gloucestershire
Stonewall’s Diversity Champions programme is the UK’s leading employers’ programme for ensuring all LGBT staff are accepted without exception.
Dr Fourali, senior lecturer for Business Management and Marketing BA, discusses working on the very first international encyclopaedia for the developing discipline of social marketing
11 to 13 July 2019
Cass Interiors students exhibit as part of the Interior Educators (IE) Summer Show at the Old Truman Brewery.
9-11 July 2019
Annual public event showcases the most exciting and innovative work from students at the UK’s leading architecture schools.
A full day of insightful educational workshops and presentations, including a keynote address, about working with and inspiring students
Saturday 6 July from 6.30pm
Musarc, the choir established at The Cass, present Le marteau sans maître their third ‘folk meet on a midsummer day until dusk‘ at the former Whitechapel Bell Foundry.
Anna Mill claims top prize at the prestigious annual event for her work on the graphic novel Square Eyes.
Merethe Granhus named among 2019 Jonathan Speirs Scholarship Fund winners.
As well as claiming the prize as part of The Cass collective student Angela Blažanović claims top individual prize.
Juliette Bigley uses base and precious metals to explore how we experience our emotional and physical place in the world
1 July - 2 December 2019
Cass lecturer curates exhibition in Italy exploring themes of identity and social change, and featuring work by several photographers who teach at The Cass.
Alumni
A keen interest and passion for youth and social development for those from disadvantaged backgrounds helped alumnus Maxton Scotland forge a career in the UN and as an entrepreneur.
Angela Blažanović’s, which piece reimagines the lost stories of discarded objects found along the River Thames, is part of Free Range 2019.
London Met hosted a special all-day creative business event with guest speakers from a wide range of creative industries
20-23 June 2019
Cass tutors among exhibiting artists at Battersea Dog fundraising exhibition.
Theatre and Performance graduate Ashleigh Owen's comedy cabaret 'Hip Hip I'm Gay!' opens at the New Wimbledon Theatre on 21 June before embarking on a national tour.
Applications open for a unique international summer workshop in Italy, co-organised by lecturers from The Cass.
Events 22 June and 4 July 2019
Cass Fine Art tutor Deej Fabyc performs 'Operation Herbody' which explores the medicalisation of the female body, as part of the FBI+ collective.
Cass alumnus worked with architects Pricegore to create the Colour Palace on the lawns of the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
Natasha Choudary’s presentation investigated the experience of front-line employees within non-profit health organisations
New scheme designed to boost numbers of students from underrepresented groups in higher education.
Three baby Peregrine Falcons have been spotted living up in the heights of the Tower Building.
Torange Khonsari explores the power of civic commons from the TEDx stage in Tottenham.
Art retains its place in top ten and courses rise in the 2020 Guardian University Guide rankings. A number of London Met courses also receive top marks for adding value to students.
Students, staff and external guests attended three of the School’s biggest annual events - SEND 2019, the School Summer Show 2019, and Final Cuts.
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