London Metropolitan University
Key Information
Location
Established
Overview
London Metropolitan University has a rich history with strong educational roots dating back to 1848.
The University as it is today was created in 2002 with the merging of London Guildhall University and the University of North London, the first merger between two universities in the UK. Its roots, however, lie firmly in the nineteenth century with the establishment of the Metropolitan Evening Classes for Young Men in 1848.
In 1848 the then Bishop of London called upon the clergy to set up evening classes to improve the “moral, intellectual and spiritual condition of young men in the metropolis”. The Metropolitan Evening Classes for Young Men was thus born and later became the City of London College and then the City of London Polytechnic. In 1992, it was awarded university status and adopted the name London Guildhall University.
Courses
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Employment
You can find out more about what it is like to work here on our information for applicants page and our equality, diversity and inclusion page sets out all the great work we are doing in this area.
We operate an electronic recruitment process with online applications and do not routinely accept emailed or postal application forms.
If you have a disability and are unable to apply online or you experience any difficulties applying online, please contact recruitment@londonmet.ac.uk for assistance.
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Fees and Scholarships
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 fee information particular to that course, and at London Met we’ll help you find any relevant loans, grants, bursaries, fee reductions or scholarships to support your study.
Find out about these, and the various ways of funding your studies, by selecting the relevant options below.
Accommodation
Living in London is an incredible experience as a student. Whatever your interests there will always be something to do and with so many fantastic attractions – from internationally renowned museums and galleries to world famous libraries – you couldn’t choose a better place to study.
As an international student, we understand that you may have reservations about coming to a new and unfamiliar city, but rest assured, we’ll ensure you have all the information and advice you need.
Here you can find out all you need to know about living, working and studying in the UK, including advice about money and the cost of living, what to do when you need medical treatment, travelling to Europe and more.