London Metropolitan University

I'm currently in my final year of study and I am extremely satisfied with my experience so far. The university offers many opportunities for growth for both current students and graduates, the staff is very helpful, supportive and you can really feel that they are passionate about teaching. I would strongly recommend London Metropolitan University to anyone who is considering starting a degree.

I absolutely love my course at London Met, the facilities & tutors are outstanding. I always felt comfortable and at home at the university. Staff are always kind and helpful & fellow students are very supportive.

The freshers week was nice, got to meet some nice people and get to know the university installations. The student accommodation is close to the university. Literally in front of it. It has a modern building and the installations are quite good. The facilities at university are nice. The library stands out as it is where I go the most and it has plenty of books and the desks and chairs are quite comfy. The lectures are held by very professional teachers. I appreciate that the teachers in each language are native so you have someone who can review your work properly. The teachers are quite approachable which is also good. The city life is nice, I love London. Specially the surroundings in Holloway where you have quite a lot of restaurants and pubs. Easy access to the city centre.

It was cool, lots of activities and meetings. We even got pizza on the first day. Very nice and modern University. Classrooms are equipped with all stuff needed. Modern new computers. Everything is clean, very nice lunch area with lots of different food options. Library is huge and modern, with computers and the staff is really friendly and helpful. Classrooms are equipped with all essential stuff, modern and warm. Course in really fun, lectures are interesting and proffesors are really helpful and they make lecture more fun City life is cool, you can meet a lot of new people, try different food and explore new places

My uni experience has been quite the surprise full of ups and downs. I applied to London metropolitan through clearance and got an offer a day after, the process was very easy and i had sorted everything out before I moved out for uni. The one bad side was I applied for accommodation very last minute so I was limited on where I was able to live. My course and my module leaders have been amazing so far, they clearly love doing what they are doing and you can tell that through the way they teach and reply to your emails. Semester one and this semester too hasn't been the easiest due to my mum getting diagnosed with breast cancer but I have found so much support from my module leaders and they are always ready to listen to anything I want to express my feelings about. Finally being a student rep for my course and year has been amazing as I got to develop a closer relationship with my lecturers and I was able to talk about my peer mates' opinions and views on things.

It was very inclusive, I made a lot of new friends. The accommodation is in the perfect location as it is just opposite my campus! The accommodation is very social and modern. The library fulfils all of my study needs and even has a cafe if you need a bit of energy. There's a sports hub which is very interesting to visit as it includes a studio room where they run the Universities personal radio station which is ran by the students. I also like to spend time in the university's social room with my friends, this is the perfect social place equipped with games and a bar. This is actually my second university as the first one was not the right fit for me. Honestly this university has been perfect for me, they had the exact course for the area of law I want to study. I also feel that the teachers here generally do care about me as a student and they do all they can to help and support me. The teachers here are truly amazing, they explain things in a way that I can actually understand. Living in London is one of the best experiences of my life so far. It's one of the most sociable cities and you always meet new people and visit new areas. Coming from a small town it has changed my outlook on life and encouraged me to do better.

My university experience it's been amazing , it's been the first week , I feel very welcomed and there is support every where.

There is always people around to help you in whatever you want or need.

I'm feeling it's going to be the best years of my life .

Lectures there are very supportive and helpful. The university is very diverse and helps initiate everyone's rights. It has a social environment that is very healthy and productive.

Freshers week was amazing. There were lots of things to explore and new people to meet that are in your course too! I have a friend who's in the uni versify accommodation and I went to visit her couple of times and it looks really cozy and nicely spaced out. Library is really easy to get to and super easy to use. I go to the university gym too and I love it! I go twice a week. I like how the lecture and seminar are at the same time and in the same room. It isn't in a big hall but rather one lecturer in a classroom lecturing and teaching. The university is based fairly close to central London so it's literally couple of stops away which is amazing because you're able to explore the city life too after a long day at university.

The lecturers are brilliant, always offering us help and support when we ask for it, as well as working hard to get us good quality placements that will improve our employability. The course itself is very well structured, so that it advances our learning and covers the most important topics. The course is accredited by the HCPC and the university as a whole seems to be very focused on maintaining high standards and improving the employability of its students. If you don't plan on doing your whole degree here, the uni also offers lost of access courses. I've never been to the bar at the student union, but it seems like they're always holding events; they have two pool tables, a music lounge and an outdoor garden there. Transport links are good, as we have the tuve, trains, buses and cycle lanes. The facilities are better tan I expected, as they have a couple of food outlets and the library is well-stocked with friendly staff. There are lots of computers dotted around the campus on top of the ones in the computer labs, so plenty to go around.