Students, staff and external guests attended three of the School’s biggest annual events - SEND 2019, the School Summer Show 2019, and Final Cuts.
Students from Film and Broadcast production screen their work at London’s BFI Southbank each year just before graduating. This year’s screening will be held on Friday 14 June.
Karen McNally comments on why remakes are hugely popular after Disney announced the remake of Aladdin.
London Metropolitan University’s cyber-security team recently won funding from Innovate UK to develop products which will enhance UK security.
Journalism BA students came together at their end of year awards ceremony to celebrate the best student magazines as part of their Creating Packages module.
London Metropolitan University will work with with Palo Alto Networks to deliver staff training on their behalf.
Professor Bal Virdee has been selected to sit on a panel of judges for the 2019 Institution of Engineering and Technology Awards.
Wendy Sloane, Journalism BA senior lecturer, comments on the axing of the Jeremy Kyle Show and the impact this has on young people and the media.
Professor Karim Ouazzane, Professor of Computing and Knowledge Exchange, offers his insight into the recent WhatsApp hacking.
The documentary will be released to mark Mental Health Awareness Week
The 2019 Students’ Union (SU) winners were announced in a glamourous awards ceremony in the Great Hall.
The School of Computing and Digital Media's Summer Show will be held on 6 - 7 June in the world famous Graduate Centre. Events to celebrate the School will take place from 6 - 14 June.
London Met’s Royal Patron met with students and staff on the University’s Holloway campus.
Geoff Posner, producer of British TV shows such as Little Britain, teaches students at London Met the practice of dramatic blocking
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 students assist Camden teenagers with powerful documentary
Two London Met lecturers flew out to Spain last week to lecture on Brexit and careers coaching - and take a stand in favour of gender equality.
Written by Rhanie Al-Alas
Journalists and a Haringey Councillor come together to discuss what will happen after Brexit.
Annual Family Day invites London Met’s students to bring their children onto campus for to show them what university life is all about.
Professor Bal Virdee organised a high-profile conference to discuss plans for the rollout of 5G mobile internet
Destiny Ekaragha, a renowned British film director and London Met graduate, has recently directed part of a BBC series looking at previous social issues in the UK.
A topical and timely debate held at London Met will explore what Brexit means for young people, two weeks before the UK will withdraw from the European Union.
The filmmaking team, comprised of four graduates, won the Factual category.
Three Journalism BA students report on the special event organised by the School of Computing and Digital Media and The Cass.
London Metropolitan University has been named as "an example of good practice" and a "source of inspiration for others" by the European Commission, an executive body of the EU.
Rachel Kaden and six other Film graduates had two films nominated in the Drama and Factual categories
A team of London Met students won third place in a national cyber hacking competition.
A new Sonic Arts Residency, an artist in residence pilot, has just begun at London Metropolitan University.
Dr Karen McNally recently travelled to Paris to speak at Film Musicals: A Glorious Feeling, a major new exhibition on the musical film genre.
London Metropolitan University attended Lloyds Banking Group's inaugural Innovation Community event, a day-long session to bring together stories, collaboration and knowledge.
Run by lecturer Suzanne Cohen, the museum animation project at Camden Summer University provides opportunities for young people on the autistic spectrum to make and develop films.
Congratulations to our 2017/18 Academic Excellence Award winners. We are proud of your achievements and wish you all the best for the future.
Celebrating our female graduates’ entrepreneurial successes.
Associate Lecturer, Sara Hannant, will have her work featured in an exhibition in Cardiff.
Sara Hannant, Associate Lecturer in Photojournalism at London Met, has been shortlisted for the 2019 British Photography Award.
An exhibition remembering the forgotten trades of Islington's past takes place this week at London Metropolitan University.
Acclaimed film director and London Met alumna contributes to BBC documentary.
Dr Karen McNally has been published in internationally renowned French magazine, Positif, giving a critical analysis of the history of African-American performers in the musical genre.
Dr Saeed Reza Taghizadeh has won an award for ‘Inspirational Masterclass Speaker’ at Royal Institution’s prestigious Masterclass awards.
To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Accelerator are hosting a launch party to mark the occasion and unveil its new and improved spaces.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Luca Bonaschi, an engineering graduate, has been recognised by the Institute of Engineering and Technology, one of the world’s leading engineering networks.
The School of Computing and Digital Media hosted two of their biggest annual events last week; SEND 2018 and the School Summer Show 2018.
Nathan Hannawin, an alumnus of the University, has been nominated for ‘Film Director of the Year’ award.
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.’
Postgraduate students from across the University had the opportunity to present their research findings to students from other areas, promoting cross-collaboration and peer-review.
Final year Journalism students came together to celebrate their work and receive awards.
The annual Computing and Digital Media Show will be held on Thursday 14 – Saturday 16 June. You are invited to attend this free event.
Students from Film and Broadcast production screen their work at London’s BFI Southbank each year just before graduating. This year’s screening will be held on Friday 15 June.
Budding entrepreneurs from across London have been taking part in the annual Big Idea Challenge, one of London’s biggest entrepreneurial competitions for young people.
With over 10,000 votes cast world-wide, London Met’s Big Idea Challenge really was its biggest yet. Find out who the 2018 winners are.
A London Met lecturer organised a conference on 5G mobile technology, in conjunction with the Institution of Engineering and Technology.
Dina Hamad, a student at London Metropolitan University, was invited to perform alongside one of the world’s most prestigious orchestras.
Two students have made a short film to celebrate the opening of the new roof garden which is based at Calcutta House.
A new scheme at the University offers Journalism students the chance to get exciting real-life work placements, through the well-established lecturers’ networks.
Recording the memories of those who worked in industries no longer existing in Islington.
Caroline Clayton, a development producer who has worked on several high-profile documentaries, came into the University to offer her knowledge to students.
Two student magazines have been shortlisted for the prestigious Student Publication Association (SPA) Awards
The University hosted an event in honour of International Women’s Day to celebrate the achievements of women and how they can reach their career goals through higher education.
Suzanne Cohen, who teaches Film at London Metropolitan University, has won the Educator of the Year Award at the 2018 Into Film Awards.
A TV show has been produced by London Met students to commemorate International Women’s Day.
London Metropolitan University hosted a panel discussion on Wednesday 7 March to investigate and debate whether human rights should be compromised in the interest of national security.
Suzanne Cohen has been nominated for Into Film’s Educator of the Year Award for her work with Camden Summer University.
The University is committed to delivering education to the highest standard. A focus is placed on supporting academic staff to become Fellows of the Higher Education Academy.
London Metropolitan University is one of thousands to host the Global Game Jam competition.
The University hosted a panel of fashion industry experts to discuss how diversity should be embraced within the industry.
University welcomed Sir Michael Barber to its Holloway campus.
Taking part in the Game Jam initiative offers an insight into how to create, develop, test and launch your very own game. Register your interest now.
Staff members recognised for outstanding contribution within the University.
London Met hosted a day-long event entitled, “Cyber Prevention through Higher Education Collaboration.”
The Winter Graduation ceremony saw hundreds of London Met graduands celebrate their academic achievements at London’s Barbican Centre.
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