London Met is home to important centres of research, research groups and units.
Centres of research provide a place for staff to undertake innovative, relevant, evidence-based research, as well as offering consultancy and training. They also provide an environment for academic staff and research students with cognate research interests to share their ideas and expertise, organise joint activities and develop research projects and funding bids.
Our centres promote high-quality research and develop national and international networks.
Research groups and units are smaller collectives, which may have a set objective, such as a particular project, event or partnership over a shorter time-frame.
All these initatives actively encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and our postgraduate research students also get involved, further strengthening the partnership between staff and students.
Guildhall School of Business and Law
Performance with Purpose Research Centre
School of Art, Architecture and Design
The Centre for Creative Arts, Cultures and Engagement (CREATURE)
The Centre for Urban and Built Ecologies (CUBE)
School of Computing and Digital Media
Centre for Communications Technology
Cyber Security Research Centre
Intelligent Systems Research Centre
Learning Technology Research Group
Media, Culture and Creative Technologies Research Group
Statistics, Operational Research and Mathematics (StORM)
School of Human Sciences
Cellular Molecular and Immunology Research Centre (CMIRC)
Lipidomics and Nutrition Research Centre
Biological Security Research Centre
Molecular Systems for Health Research Group
Public Health Nutrition and Food Microbiology Research Group
School of Social Sciences and Professions
Centre for Primary Health and Social Care
Social Integration and Regeneration Learning Network
Child and Woman Abuse Studies Unit
Interdisciplinary research groups, units and forums
Centre for Life Writing and Oral History (CLiOH)
Global Diversities and Inequalities Research Centre
Higher Education Research Group (HERG)