Overview for International Students
London Metropolitan University is a public university situated in the heart of London, characterised by a diverse student body and urban campuses located at Holloway Road and Aldgate. It offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across business, computing, arts, social sciences and the built environment. The institution places emphasis on accessibility, professional and vocational learning, employability and engagement with the city.
Courses
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History
The university in its current form was established in 2002 through the merger of London Guildhall University and the University of North London. However, the heritage of the institution extends back to 1848 when evening classes for working young men were established in London, which later evolved into one of the founding strands of the university. Over the years the institution has developed new facilities such as a major science centre and expanded its campus presence.
Ranking
In global league tables the university is positioned in the lower bands: for example the QS ranking places it around the 1000+ mark worldwide, indicating significant competition internationally. Nationally within the UK, its ranking by The Guardian places it in the mid‑tier (around 85th). According to the Times Higher Education ranking it falls in the 601‑800 global band. While the rankings reflect areas for improvement in research intensity and international reputation, the institution’s mission of social inclusion, vocational focus and student value‑added remains strong.
