London Metropolitan University

We know that applying for university can be a daunting task, so we’re here to help.

Join us on Wednesday 10 March from 4pm for our application workshop where we’ll take you through everything you need to know about making and submitting your application and navigating UCAS. We’ll also give you top tips to give you the confidence you’ll need to begin your journey.

During this event you’ll have the chance to chat to current undergraduate students and hear their experiences first-hand. This is your perfect opportunity to find out what it’s really like to study and live in London.

In addition, our student services teams will be on hand to answer any questions you might have about funding your studies, finding accommodation and the application process.

Book your place now, we can’t wait to meet you!

This virtual information evening is for those who are interested in studying an undergraduate degree with us. We know that going to university is a big decision and the choices you make will be life-changing. Our information evening for prospective students gives you the opportunity to chat virtually with academics, support staff and ask any questions you might have about starting your studies with us.

Drop in to our online event any time between 4 – 5.30pm to:

• Have a chat with our academic and support services staff
• Watch presentations and workshops on everything from budgeting to personal statements
• Explore our campuses with our virtual tours
• Find out what exciting opportunities are available to you at London Met

Book your place now – we can't wait to talk to you!

If you can't make this event, we look forward to seeing you at one of our events in the near future. Keep an eye on our website for more upcoming events.

Join us on Friday 4 June from 3pm to build the confidence you need to begin your London Met journey. This event is the perfect opportunity to get top tips on how to prepare for university and how to look after your wellbeing whilst you’re there.

During this event you’ll be able to chat to current students to find out what it’s really like to study and live in London and hear their student experiences first-hand.

Our student services teams will also be on hand to answer any questions you might have about funding your studies, finding accommodation and the application process.

Book your place now, we can’t wait to meet you!

Join us on Tuesday 15 June from 5.15pm to find out how you can take your next steps at London Met. This event is the perfect opportunity to discover everything you need to know about postgraduate life at London Met from applying to study with us and funding your studies, to exploring our academic and research community.

After the presentation, you’ll be able to speak to some of our current postgraduate students, find out what it’s really like to study and live in London and hear their experiences of transitioning from undergraduate to postgraduate study.

Book your place now, we can’t wait to meet you!

Experience a taste of undergraduate and postgraduate study with our Subject Matters lecture series. During these sessions you’ll take part in a taster lecture delivered by one of our current students on a topic related to their degree. After the lecture there’ll also be time for a lively discussion and debate with fellow students.

Most people know a little about acids and bases, whether that’s from science lessons at school or their more exciting depictions in scary films. During this student-led lecture a current London Met Natural Sciences (Chemistry) BSc student, Barry, will explore the topic of acids and bases, how we define them, measure them and, ultimately, how we use them in our bodies and everyday products.

This event will be of interest to prospective undergraduate students who are considering studying, or have a passion for, natural sciences and chemistry.

Experience a taste of undergraduate and postgraduate study with our Subject Matters lecture series. During these sessions you’ll take part in a taster lecture delivered by one of our current students on a topic related to their degree. After the lecture there’ll also be time for a lively discussion and debate with fellow students.

Join Subeksha, current PhD in Computing student, in this student-led lecture on improving identity resolution and resolving it through the development of artificial intelligence machine based learning. She’ll also explore practical and effective techniques relevant to a variety of contexts in today’s world.

This event will be of interest to prospective undergraduate and postgraduate students who are considering studying, or have a passion for, computing and identity resolution.

During this lecture we’ll:

• Discover the need for applying machine learning techniques to identity resolution
• Explore neural network techniques
• Delve into deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow and PyTorch

Subeksha will also discuss her undergraduate and postgraduate journey with London Met, going into detail about our experienced lecturers, guest lectures, and a work placement opportunity with the EU SPIRIT project.

Is art situated in a public space inherently "public art"? Who decides what the public wants or needs? How is this phrase evolving, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Black Lives Matter and Extinction Rebellion? What are the professional opportunities in this area?

Join Dr Jacek Ludwig Scarso, course leader for our Public Art and Performance MA, to explore the changing connotations of the phrase “public art”.

During this lecture Dr Scarso will lead the discussion on relevant practices and theories in the field and explain the approach taken in our Public Art and Performance MA.

This online session will begin at 4pm with a presentation and taster lecture. After that, you’ll have the opportunity to ask Dr Scarso any questions and to participate in a group discussion on any of the key topics raised.

Join Dr Robin West, course leader for our Safeguarding and Security MA, to explore critical perspectives of safeguarding, vulnerability and risk. Today, many live in what can be called “vulnerable” times. Society is faced with new categories of vulnerable populations as social trends emerge, often provoking political contestations.

During this lecture we’ll explore what it means to define “vulnerability” and the “vulnerable person”. We’ll also consider some of the challenges faced by policy makers and civil society through a case study of child migrants.

This online session will begin at 3pm with a presentation and taster lecture. After that, you’ll have the opportunity to ask Robin any questions and also participate in a group discussion on any of the key topics raised.

What defines an ideal route of drug administration? Is preformulation often underestimated in order to get products to the market quickly? Can the quality of designed pharmaceutical activities influence the success of drug products? How can we develop innovative dosage forms in pharmaceutics?

Join Dr. Bruno Sil dos Santos, module leader for several modules on our Pharmaceutical Science and Drug Discovery Systems MSc to explore part of the development of new drug delivery systems.

During this lecture Dr. Sil dos Santos will discuss relevant theories concerning different routes for drug administration. He’ll explain its importance in the development of innovative dosage forms in pharmaceutics.

This online session will begin at 3pm with a presentation and taster lecture. After that, you’ll have the opportunity to ask Dr. Sil dos Santos any questions and to participate in a group discussion on any of the key topics raised.