Funding your studies at London Met How much you pay in tuition fees depends on which country you come from and whether you are a full-time or part-time student. Each of our course pages lists fees information and at London Met we’ll help you find any relevant loans, grants, bursaries, fee reductions or scholarships to support your […]
Join us at one of our events… Meet us in person at one of our open events! You’ll be able to experience London Met’s campuses and facilities, meet tutors and students, and even get to know London while you’re here.
Join us at one of our undergraduate open events… We know that going to university is a big decision and the choices you make will be life-changing. That’s why our open events give you the opportunity to visit us and take part in a number of activities: Discover the range of courses we offer and delve deeper into the ones that […]
High-quality research Our high-quality research forms a core part of the life of London Met and underpins all that we do. Research covers everything from teaching thousands of undergraduates, supervising several hundred students on PhD and Professional Doctorate programmes, conducting funded research or working with our many partners. London Met is home to a number […]
Master’s (MA, MSc, MBA) and research degrees Looking to change career direction, improve your job prospects or simply to pursue a passion? No matter what your ambition, we have a postgraduate course that will help you get there. We offer a wide range of master’s programmes (MA, MSc, MBA) taught in the heart of London, or you […]
Bachelor’s (BA, BSc and BEng) degrees An undergraduate course (known as a bachelor’s degree) is usually the first degree you apply for and normally takes three years to complete if studying full-time. You will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Sciences (BSc) or Engineering (BEng), depending on your choice of subject. The basic building block of the […]
Students in the third-year magazine journalism module Creating Packages celebrated in style at the 12th annual London Met Magazine Awards, showcasing the achievements and successes they have made on the BA Journalism courses. The jubilant soon-to-be graduates competed in several categories, including Best Website, Best Cover, Best Profile and Best Live Event, proudly showing off to […]
London Met students have collaborated with not-for-profit organisation, The Love Tank, to provide translations for their impactful sexual health campaigns. New information resources about HIV PrEP are now widely available in multiple languages, thanks to this unique collaboration. The materials are produced as part of a continuing collaboration between the two organisations, with London Met’s […]
London Met students undertook highly sought-after work placements at some of the UK’s top media outlets, through the Journalism Diversity Network pioneered by Assoc Professor Wendy Sloane. This spring, second-year student journalist Ali Suker wrote stories for Camden New Journal, Laura Blaha Perez and Martina Pangeni secured internships at Marie Claire, and Haeli Wilson wrote […]
