Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to the London Metropolitan University

• International students are considered on a case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
• Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
• Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
• You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Opportunities

Increase your Employability

The University careers team offers a range of services to support you with career planning whilst you are studying and for up to three years after graduation.

Access careers advice, information and guidance

Not sure where your degree can take you or what roles might interest you? Our careers service will support you in making informed decisions about your career options, develop relevant skills and stand out in a competitive job market. In particular, we can help you to:

• identify and explore career options, including opportunities for further study 
• clarify your goals and support you to achieve them
• develop awareness of your skills, qualities and motivations
• develop strategies for finding find part-time and full-time work, work experience, volunteering and graduate opportunities
• develop a professional CV, complete effective application forms and prepare for interview success

Earn while you learn

Our Job Shop advertises a wide range of part-time, full-time, temporary and work placement roles, for example in 2018/19 it advertised a total of 4282 paid and volunteering opportunities to students and recent graduates.  

London Metropolitan University is a London Living Wage employer and as a London Met student, you can take advantage of our in-house temping agency, Met Temps, where all relevant work opportunities on campus are offered to our students first. These are paid part-time or project-based vacancies around the University. 

You could join our student ambassadors, who play a vital role in helping to promote life at London Met. In addition to helping at our open days and higher education fairs, as an ambassador you could raise the aspirations of students from underrepresented backgrounds by visiting local schools and colleges to talk about your own university experience. Alongside student ambassadors are success coaches, second and third-year students who assist first-year students to adjust to university life.

Attend employer events

Each year we organise a programme of activities including employer presentations, job and volunteering fairs and employer "pop ups". Through these you can find out more about opportunities available to you and develop understanding of employer needs and expectations. We also offer a career mentoring programme, allowing you to explore a career area of interest and to increase your confidence in networking and building professional relationships.

Volunteer to give back and enhance your CV

London Met’s volunteering team offers you the chance to get involved in our vibrant programme and gain experience with community-based organisations, which can give your CV a significant boost. We offer:

• access to volunteering opportunities with a wide range of not-for-profit organisations in London
• access to events, such as volunteering fairs to meet partner organisations
• free skills training, allowing you to develop confidence in a number of key work related skills

Get support as an entrepreneur

Starting a business when you finish university is a great way to take control of your future – and our business incubator, Accelerator, provides you with all the advice, support, networks, knowledge and resources you need to get started.

Student Support

Explore our specialist resources and study environments

At London Met, we invest in you. The University boasts state-of-the-art learning, library and IT facilities where you can hone your skills – from a mock courtroom, purpose-built art, design and recording studios to a £100,000 journalism newsroom and our £30 million Science Centre, which is one of the largest science teaching labs in Europe.

We also offer you fantastic support services. At London Met, we put our students at the centre of all we do. We can help you with accommodation, funding and general career advice. We also offer disability and dyslexia support and an on-site counselling service. Our support services are designed to ensure that you receive all the guidance you can during your time with us. In addition, we have school offices at each of our campuses. This is the first place to go with any questions or queries you may have about your studies or time at University.

Find out about our services and facilities below.

• Funding your studies
• Welcome to our Injury and Rehabilitation Clinic
• Welcome to our Small Business Clinic
• Welcome to the London Met Pro Bono Legal Advice Clinic
• Welcome to our Charities and Social Enterprise Clinic
• Counselling Service support and personal development
• Elemental analysis
• Increase your employability
• Library Services, supporting your success
• Welcome to our Art, Architecture and Design Projects Office
• Refugee Assessment and Guidance Unit (RAGU)
• Access advice from your school office
• Get involved with student life