Hundreds of graduates celebrated their achievements at the Barbican Centre on what is undoubtedly one of the biggest days of their lives.
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 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.
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.
The University is hosting a free one-day seminar exploring historical themes, methods and resources to enhance study, teaching and research across the social professions.
London Met to host a conference discussing staff wellbeing in universities on on Wednesday 4 July. Colleagues from across the sector are invited to attend.
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.
Seven students from London Metropolitan University recently presented their research results at the prestigious British Conference of Undergraduate Research.
Recording the memories of those who worked in industries no longer existing in Islington.
Justin Webb, senior lecturer in Health and Social Care, is taking part in a series of national discussions to improve and develop cancer interventions and resources.
Justin Webb, senior lecturer at London Metropolitan University, comments on the recent news that obesity can be linked to the cause of cancer.
Justin Webb, senior lecturer in Health and Social Care BSc, is trialling his toolkit aimed at helping cancer survivors Move More.
London Metropolitan University is committed to improving student’s employability after graduation.
The University is the only higher education institution which has been granted the contract to deliver the Assessed and Supported Year in Employment award.
Three months after the announcement of an apprenticeship for teachers, London Met becomes first higher education institution to provide end point assessment for the new entry route.
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.
University welcomed Sir Michael Barber to its Holloway campus.
London Metropolitan University recently hosted Karen Goodman of the British Association of Social Workers.
Staff members recognised for outstanding contribution within the University.
The Winter Graduation ceremony saw hundreds of London Met graduands celebrate their academic achievements at London’s Barbican Centre.
Richard Wilson OBE, aka Victor Meldrew, was awarded an honorary degree by London Metropolitan University at the 2017 Winter Graduation ceremony.
London Met graduates tell us where they are working now they have finished their degrees and the different paths a degree can take you.
London Met’s Health and Community Development students have the chance to win £100 from the Chartered Institute of Housing.
London Metropolitan University will introduce a new Highbury Canteen to the Holloway campus by March 2018.
London Metropolitan University has invested £1.2 million in the creation of a new home for its Students’ Union (SU).
Education Studies BA graduate, Kelly Power, had her work shortlisted at this year’s Undergraduate Awards Programme.
London Met given 'green light' to help overcome chronic teacher shortage in the London region.
Dr Yolanda Eraso co-organised a global conference to explore the importance of interdisciplinarity in the study of cancer.
Students celebrate their success at London Met by formally graduating in front of friends and family at the Barbican.
London Metropolitan University’s Students’ Union received a ‘Good’ standard of accreditation from the National Union of Students.
The latest figures, released by the Initial Teacher Education (ITE) team, show that London Met exceeds the sector average for Teacher Training completion rates.
New research, in collaboration with Shippensburg University, to look into the role of mentoring teachers of young children.
Official figures reveal that 95% of all graduates are in work or further study six months after leaving London Met.
Dr Diana Stirbu will co-host a workshop on the future relationship between the nations of the UK post Brexit in a half-day event.
The Teacher Education department held an employment fair on 6 June to introduce students to prospective employers about permanent roles.
An additional 11 places, a rise of 25 per cent, have been awarded to the Primary PGCE course at London Met.
In recognition of Dementia Awareness Week, Dr Snorri Rafnsson reflects on the stress of dementia in the UK and the lifestyle changes that could reduce the risk of developing dementia.
“Before joining London Met, I didn’t realise you could be paid to do something you love,” says Youth Studies student, Hassan Saeed.
Big Idea Challenge 2017 showcases London Met’s contribution to innovation and enterprise in the capital.
A London Metropolitan University lecturer recently delivered a guest lecture in Iceland as part of a global programme.
A new toolkit aims to tackle the national obesity crisis.
The University will be hosting a one day conference to raise awareness about how health can be improved in community settings.
London Met partnership will offer more employment opportunities than ever before.
The innovative housing course aims to develop Lewisham residents’ skills and job prospects and increase employment in the area.
Stacey Anderson was awarded the President's Trophy of Excellence by Springfield Youth Club in recognition of her dedication to the work she undertook while on placement.
Four London Met students currently volunteer for Family Mosaic, a housing association providing affordable homes throughout London.
Inspired by London Met research, a Valentine’s Day themed event allowed students to bring their children into the University for one day.
A London Met Senior Lecturer presented two papers in an international conference in South Africa.
Love London Met will follow up on national research and open its doors to registered student’s children for one day.
Dr Diana Stirbu will take part in a two day seminar which will explore various issues around gender representation in the UK.
13 December at 6pm
New book on youth, religion and politics in London will launch at the University next month.
Vice-Chancellor hosts book launch with university colleagues, the Alevi community and editor Tözün Issa’s family.
With speakers from over 15 countries and keynotes from Tricia Rose (USA) and Murray Forman (USA), London Met staff were sure to be part of this great line-up.
The Social Work Department hosted a successful event with representatives from the International Cross (Uganda)
London Met expert aims to raise awareness of plight of students who find themselves without accommodation.
London Met lecturer Dr. Rochelle Burgess
Women's empowerment in public health discussed in South African university by London Met lecturer Dr. Rochelle Burgess
Rochelle Burgess is a critical community and health psychologist and a recipient of the Richard Benjamin Trust Early Career Researcher grant this year.
Dr. Rochelle Ann Burgess recently visited North West Province, South Africa to conduct research for her Early Career Research Grant.
Dr Karen McNally publishes article on Frank Sinatra in the US edition of The Conversation.
London Met academic presented a paper on devolution at the Parliamentary Democracy in Europe (PADEMIA) Workshop organised by Sciences Po, Paris, 3-4 December 2015
Students from Youth Work, Youth Studies and other social care courses have organised a campaign with KORI, a community charity, to fund education for young people living The Gambia.
Dr Diana Stirbu engaged as a participant in a round table discussion with the Secretary of State for Wales, Stephen Crabb, as part of consultations on the Draft Wales Bill.
Minority use of community radio
Crossing boundaries: social. cultural and ethnic minorities in community radio.
Dr Martin Murray's new book, Jacques Lacan: A Critical Introduction, has been described as "unique in its approach to introducing Lacan".
Creative Writing Anthology, Just Met 2015, launche
This year's Creative Writing Competition has led to the publication of an exciting anthology, with prizes awarded to talented student writers.
A devolution revolution?
Diana Stirbu, London Met lecturer, was interviewed by LexisNexis on the plans to devolve business rates to local government in England.
Event showcases some of the University’s work making an impact and engaging with the community.
Professionals from health, community development and housing came together at London Met on 27 March 2015.
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