Campus & facilities
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.
Looking for a quiet spot on campus to work on a project, work placement, business idea or freelance venture? Visit London Met's new co-working space on the 8th floor of the Tower Building at our Holloway Road campus.
London Met Enterprise supports students and graduates to bring ideas to life and develop skills for success in start-up, self-employment and freelancing. Through a range of events, activities and programmes, the Enterprise team can help everyone realise their entrepreneurial potential.
It's important to find somewhere safe, affordable and comfortable to live in a new city, so we're here to give you a comprehensive guide to student housing in London.
Discover what funding you're entitled to, help us take the stress out of those funding application forms and get help with student finance queries
The University's team of trained counsellors provide an opportunity for you to think and talk about any personal or emotional difficulties that may be concerning you.
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.
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