Courses at London Met are designed with employability in mind, combining academic knowledge with practical experience. Many programmes include work-based learning such as placements, live client projects or on-campus work experience, helping students develop the skills employers are looking for. Strong industry links, specialist facilities and dedicated careers support ensure graduates are well prepared for the workplace or further study.

London Met puts students at the centre of everything it does. Alongside academic teaching, a wide range of support services are available throughout your studies. These include help with accommodation and funding, wellbeing and mental health support, disability and dyslexia services, and an on-site counselling service.

Specialist learning facilities across the University’s campuses support hands-on study, including mock courtrooms, purpose-built art and design studios, professional recording spaces, a £100,000 journalism newsroom and a £30 million Science Centre – one of the largest science teaching labs in Europe. Each campus also has dedicated school offices, providing a first point of contact for academic or personal support.