Dr Peter Laugharne, an expert in Politics and International Relations at London Metropolitan University, offers his insight into the resignation of seven Labour MPs on 18 February 2019.
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.
Congratulations to our 2017/18 Academic Excellence Award winners. We are proud of your achievements and wish you all the best for the future.
Professor John Grieve CBE QPM is part of the newly launched London Policing Research Network, a policing network which focuses exclusively on modern crime in London.
Dr James Morgan recently attended an All-Party Parliamentary Group session to discuss and engage with contemporary drug policies.
London Met brings together world-renowned experts for one day event.
To celebrate its 15th anniversary, Accelerator are hosting a launch party to mark the occasion and unveil its new and improved spaces.
Hundreds of graduates celebrated their achievements at the Barbican Centre on what is undoubtedly one of the biggest days of their lives.
2018 Graduand Klara Orackova shares her memories of three eventful years at London Met
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.
Yelena Novikova has been named among the world’s top young scientists for the second year in a row.
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.
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.
Harry Olmer spoke to International Relations students about his "cut off from civilisation."
Professor Liz Kelly worked as a part of a national investigation which found that up to 1,000 children were sexually abused in Telford over a 40-year period.
March- May 2018
Lecture series curated by Torange Khonsari coincides with launch of new postgraduate programme.
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.
Executive Director at the Council for At-Risk academics to deliver talk at London Met.
London Met welcomed two former US Congressmen to offer a rare and unique insight into American Politics as part of the Congress to Campus programme.
A Diplomacy and International Relations student organised a trip to the Model United Nations (MUN) conference in Prague on behalf of London Metropolitan University.
London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit has published a report looking into prior historical discussions surrounding child sexual abuse.
Yelena Novikova discusses how she’s implemented Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria within the businesses practices of her country.
Two former US Congressmen will be coming to London Met to discuss the first year of Donald Trump’s Presidency, offering a rare and unique insight into American Politics.
Dr Svetlana Stephenson has been named Sociologist of the Month by a prestigious peer-reviewed academic journal.
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.
Two Law students at London Met have beaten several other universities to be awarded second place in a national mooting competition.
A London Met student recently participated in a United Nations forum.
A London Met student was invited to attend a world celebration at the House of Commons in order to engage with MPs on behalf of Amnesty UK.
Professor Dr Chris Lange-Kuettner has been appointed as Associate Editor for an established peer-reviewed journal publishing studies on cognitive development.
Staff members recognised for outstanding contribution within the University.
Professor Liz Kelly takes part in the BBC's 100 Women Challenge project.
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 graduate Amelie Gericke now works for the Cabinet Office in UK Government.
Dr Irene Gedalof’s new publication explores the narratives underpinning UK austerity policies and their impact on inequalities of gender, race and disability.
Students from the School of Social Sciences took part in a major international political summit, hosted by the University.
London Met has formalised a new partnership agreement with the Triagon Akademie.
Professor John Grieve won runner up in the lifetime achievement category at this 2017 NO2H8 Crime Awards.
An Emeritus Professor of London Metropolitan University was asked to speak at a workshop held in the Netherlands. By chance, he found himself alongside three of his former students.
The annual Future Legal Mind competition launches this week. The winner has a chance to receive £5,000 and a work experience placement.
London Metropolitan University will introduce a new Highbury Canteen to the Holloway campus by March 2018.
Professor Liz Kelly will be taking part in a series of debates and discussions at the BBC on 16 October.
London Metropolitan University has invested £1.2 million in the creation of a new home for its Students’ Union (SU).
London Met graduate Amelie Gericke now works for the Cabinet Office, UK Government
London Met criminologists interviewed City of London police officers. This is what they found.
Criminologists at London Metropolitan University conducted research for City of London Police.
Students celebrate their success at London Met by formally graduating in front of friends and family at the Barbican.
Former student, Mzana Mthimkhulu, has had his first ebook published.
London Metropolitan University’s Students’ Union received a ‘Good’ standard of accreditation from the National Union of Students.
The University hosted a taster day to give students an insight into studying Sociology at London Met.
Official figures reveal that 95% of all graduates are in work or further study six months after leaving London Met.
Yelena Novikova has been named as a G20 Young Global Changer.
Dr Nick Ridley delivered as part of a global anti-terrorism course at the NATO centre in Turkey.
A new book, published by London Met academics, is the first text to analyse the social impact Brexit will have on Europe.
As the Trump presidency reaches its 100 day mark, Dr Andrew Moran reflects on the relationship between the UK and the US.
Big Idea Challenge 2017 showcases London Met’s contribution to innovation and enterprise in the capital.
Dr Nicola Sharp-Jeffs will be presenting her research at Durham University and at Cardiff to raise awareness of financial abuse.
George Vulkan, a Holocaust survivor, spoke to International Relations students about “humanity’s darkest hour.”
The innovative housing course aims to develop Lewisham residents’ skills and job prospects and increase employment in the area.
Two guest speakers from Amnesty International will be delivering a presentation as part of Enhancement Week.
Two former members of Congress visited London Met to provide a rare, and personal, insight into the world of US politics.
Gangs of Russia: from the Streets to the Corridors of Power has won the Alec Nove Prize, it was announced today.
Two former US Congressmen will visit London Metropolitan University on 6 March to discuss Obama’s legacy and Trump’s first 100 days in Office.
New recommendations for community-based counterterrorism policing highlight risk of alienating Muslim communities.
Four London Met students currently volunteer for Family Mosaic, a housing association providing affordable homes throughout London.
A two-day conference will be held at the University of Oxford to celebrate Alasdair MacIntyre’s new book.
London Met’s Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit has been announced as part of a consortium to bring about significant change in how child sexual abuse is responded to.
Diplomacy students had the chance to speak to the New Zealand High Commissioner to gain an insight into the practice of diplomacy.
Professor Jeffrey Haynes has been awarded a two-year research grant by the Enhancing Life Project to look at inter-cultural dialogue.
London Met has been commissioned to carry out a review of literature as part of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse.
Dr Andrew Moran is due to talk on how Brexit was perceived in the USA at national conference.
London Met International Relations expert examines Obama’s legacy on US foreign policy in new book chapter.
London Met lecturer writes new fiction book exploring the themes of youth, identity, friendship and love.
