January News from The Cass

Project Oracle to be launched as a charity at London Met

The organisation’s application to become a charity was approved earlier this year and will be launched as a charity next month.

London Met hosts annual Global Game Jam

The University hosted the weekend long competition

SICK! Film Festival brings NORMAL back to the big screen

NORMAL, a film directed and produced by London Metropolitan University staff, examines the relationship between migration, sex trafficking and the sex industry.

Vital Excess

An evening with MOBO founder Kanya King

Kanya King MBE, founder of the MOBO Awards visited London Met to speak about her career, and to offer advice to students and alumni.

Reusing rain leads to RSA Award for Christopher

Cass student Christopher Crawford-Kelly wins Royal Society for the Arts Student Design Award for innovative idea to reuse rainwater.

Do children really believe in Santa?

Research led by Chartered Psychologist, Dr Louise Bunce, reveals that belief in Father Christmas is still wide-spread among children.

New student rep elected to Board of Governors

Students at London Metropolitan University have a new representative to the Board of Governors.

Starting salary success for graduates

London Metropolitan University is the number one modern university for graduate starting salaries, according to The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2013.

New designs for Russian architecture

London Metropolitan University has played a major role in the creation of a new and radical architecture school in Moscow.

London Met students Get Ahead

Students at London Metropolitan University got the chance to boost their employment prospects and study skills at a special event “run by students, for students.”

Ceramist called up for Olympic exhibit

A talented ceramist from London Metropolitan University has been selected as one of just 14 artists to feature in a special exhibition celebrating the Olympics.

Celebrating the role of London Met

This year marks two decades since the 1992 Further and Higher Education Act allowed modern institutions to apply for university status.

Architecture author wins prestigious prize

An academic from The Cass has won a top prize at the Urban Design Awards 2012.

Linking up with Crossrail

With sites all over the capital, London Metropolitan University has a vested interest in the city’s transport network.