Irish Studies Centre to celebrate its 30th anniversary
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London Met will host a talk and Q&A to launch the latest book by photographer and alumnus Marc Vallée, focused on his days as a student.
English Literature and Creative Writing courses score top marks in recent league table
Dr Margaret Gold has been invited to become the next editor of 'Planning Perspectives' journal
Ten years on since London Met's iconic Graduate Centre opened, its creator is returning to give a public talk
Chairman of CTVC speaks to students
Marie Henriette's dissertation ‘The Whole-body Seer: Blindness as Narrative, Subject and a Way of Seeing’ challenges the industry to think about things from a new perspective.
Branch committee officials from the CIPD’s North London Branch joined BA HRM students for a recent ‘lunch & learn’ employability session
Students from The Sir John Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design have started a three-year regeneration collaboration with Belmonte, Italy.
dRMM are committed to radical approaches that transform, inspire and create outstanding architecture.
An exhibition of photography of London's East End in the 1970s and 1980s will be held at Tower Hamlets Local History Library and Archives.
Full day of fun at Electra House
Employee engagement talk for PG HRM students
Annual business contest sees record entries as graduate Georgia Bacco triumphs with Italian medical enterprise
Visit from VP at George P. Johnson Experience Marketing
Relatives of Second Lieutenant Reginald Thomas Salmon, who studied at predecessor institution to London Met, visit the University
The Cass Film and Animation Students screen work at BFI Southbank as part of Summer Show season.
A Cass Fine Art alumnus presents a solo exhibition, called Real Reality, at Beers London.
Cass Reader Simone Ten Hompel to deliver high profile talk at National Museums Scotland
Visiting Professor gives guest seminar
London Met graduate’s documentary takes new approach to environmental activism
MSc International Banking, Finance and Compliance students gain insight into industry
Alumni returns to inspire current students
"Corporate Social Responsibility is basically about everyone, both corporate and individual citizens of the world, behaving responsibly in all areas of human existence.”
Behind the scenes at Bloomberg
Music students given an insight into industry
Two London Guildhall Faculty of Business & Law students made it to the final 6 of the IoD's Student of the Year competition.
FBL present at Social Justice Conference
Yvette Gyles, an alumnus from the MA HRM will give a guest lecture on Tuesday 14th April 2015 at 6pm
HRM links up with colleges and schools
IDM Competition offers marketing students great opportunities
London Met teams up with national universities to co-host an international conference on banking and finance
Dr Eugenia Markova explores the interconnections between the integration process and transnational mobility of migrants
Cass Furniture alumni Matteo Pacella and Philippine Hamen present new furniture collection as part of London Design Festival 2018
Guildhall students secure victory in the Essex Court Chambers National Mooting Competition 2014-15
Upward Bound project, run in partnership with Islington Borough Council, aims to boost exam results and sees 10 students jet off to America
Joshua Scacheri welcomed by Fashion Buying and Merchandising students
Networking in the American Psychological Association’s Handbook of Career Intervention now available
Guildhall students welcomed by KLM - Air France
Digital Media graduate Ozie Foster scoops £1,000 in National Student Survey prize draw
Professor Dobbs will join the University in October 2018.
Finnish students set up importing company with support from Accelerator, the University's business incubator
Laure-Helene Glodkowski, a recent Guildhall graduate, has secured a nine month internship with the law firm Weightmans LLP.
The London Social Venture Fund will provide funding for early-stage London startups.
London Met’s The Cass Architecture tutor, Peter St John, is to design the British Pavilion at next year’s Venice Biennale.
Behind the scenes tour for MA Sports Management students
Marketing graduate Pamela Nobel runs her own healthy living business within the commercial sector
Day long training event for Guildhall student
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Kim Tran completed a two-week placement at Marie Claire during her course and leaves with first class honours
The ceremonies saw students from across a range of disciplines celebrate the exciting milestone
Social Work graduate Grace Babb celebrated at the Barbican with her 13-year-old son after achieving a first-class degree and securing her first job in the sector
Celebrating her graduation at the Barbican Centre, Tamara Bonsu secured top honours in her Master of Social Work.
“I didn’t even have a GCSE. There’s been lots of hurdles since I first started on that course," said Angella Callam, 55, from Enfield, north London
The Mayor of London credits his time at London Met with changing his life, as a major new report highlights the university's community impact, civic partnerships and research strength.
Dr Katherine and Matthew Fisher, who both work at London Met, graduated with Postgraduate Certificates at a ceremony in the Barbican
Analysis of total positivity scores shows the University was the third best in London
The University's improvement in the Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Rankings is a direct result of initiatives taking place on campus
The University is joint 10th among English universities for overall positivity in the latest NSS results
London Met march in solidarity with thousands of organisations and spectators celebrating Pride in London.
An oral history project led by London Metropolitan University academics has been turned into a powerful new play about the Andover Estate.
The award reflects the progress made in embedding equality, diversity and inclusion across the University.
Resident beekeeper Paul Youthed discusses what it's like to look after the University's two thriving bee colonies and the importance of keeping bees in the city.
Employers interested in hiring talented graduates can arrange a personal tour of the show until the end of July
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