I'm very proud to have a degree from London Met
(4.5)·By lucy p·Chemistry· Oct 2018 The teaching facilities are incredible here and the super lab is so much bigger than in other UK universities. I was lucky, because I found it easy to get my final year lab-based research project. The chemistry teaching really impressed me and I reckon the assessment standards are probably the highest in London; it makes it hard but advantageous, because you want to get as much out of uni as possible. All of the lecturers help you, as long as you are trying hard, which I liked. Guest lecturers from NHS hospitals, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine etc. came to speak to us and in my second year, they took us on a field trip around medical history sites in London. The best things I studied were Clinical/Metabolic Biochemistry, Systems Pathology, Infection Science and my research project modules; this was because the lectures were so interesting and motivated us. I had a lot of freedom from my tutor in my final year Project, which was much appreciated.