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4.03.54.0782 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsMy experience as a photography student has been great here, all the tutors and technicians are passionate and welcoming, and the facilities are really convenient. They're understanding of students' individual situations, for example when there are train strikes, they understand that there are students who live over an hour away, so they make the lesson accessible online so it's completely fair.
The people, staff and students are all nice and welcoming. To improve the teaching styles need to improve.
Great location, easy to get to, central but not too central. A really great student support service, as well as many free activities throughout the semester e.g. sip and paint, yoga etc. The toilets all have free sanitary products which is great and the cafes and coffee shops on campus are also lovely. The academic mentor service stands out at London met, the process of getting in touch, through email or teams meetings is easy and efficient and the guidance and feedback provided is excellent. Most of the lecturers are genuinely passionate about the areas they teach and equally as passionate in supporting us in our learning whilst also enjoying the journey as much as possible. Improvement to the university could be achieved by bettering the sports societies, a bigger variety and more promotion of the facilities and clubs that are available. As well as insuring that lectures provide a welcoming and relaxed environment whereby students feel they can openly ask lots of questions without judgement or a sense of hostility in the room. I also believe that more time spent on study skills and applying the content to academic tasks would be massively beneficial to academic aspirations and achievements, and would also reduce stress in the long-term.
London met is a great place to learn because lectures and tutor are willing to help and guide you when you need support. i also love my timetable it makes easy to do self study outside of uni times. the libary is great it is big and has lot of computer and books that i need for my course. It could improve by having some modules online.
Studying in a great place usually boils down to a mix of factors like engaging courses, supportive faculty, a vibrant campus life, and maybe even some killer coffee spots for those late-night study sessions. Improvements? Well, there's always room for better resources, more student involvement in decision-making, and, of course, the eternal quest for the perfect Wi-Fi that never lets you down
The teaching is amazing and I couldn't wish for better lecturers, they all support us so much and each has an amazing perspective that has broadened my own.
Staffs and tutors are mostly friendly and supportive but sadly there are few exceptions, campus and facilities are amazing, everything is clean and organized. Great experience till this point.
The lecturers are very helpful. They do have your best interests at heart. The students are very welcoming and nice. There's a lot of diversity at LondonMet. The campus on Holloway Road is a very good location as there are two stations nearby with popular tube lines and of course a variety of restaurants and fast food places for students to eat in without having to travel far from the University. The only negative I can say is the interior of the campus. It is vey run down and old e.g. paint coming off the walls, broken chairs, small lecture rooms, not enough tables and chairs, very stuffy and windows are not easy to open or close in some rooms. Some technical difficulties with the projectors and logging onto weblearn. Don't like how it constantly logs you out and won't let you log in sometimes.
great experience, the people here are really nice and welcoming.
25-34 years
First gen student
London Metropolitan University has truly distinguished itself as a leading institution, and there are several commendable aspects that deserve praise. First and foremost, the university's commitment to providing unwavering support to its students is truly commendable. From academic guidance to personal development, London Met has established a robust support system that ensures every student feels valued and empowered throughout their academic journey. One of the standout features of London Met is its celebration of multiculturalism. The university prides itself on fostering a diverse and inclusive community, where students from various backgrounds come together to create a vibrant and dynamic learning environment. This commitment to multiculturalism not only enriches the overall university experience but also prepares students for a globalized world. London Met has successfully created a platform where the voices of its students are not only heard but also actively considered in the decision-making process. The emphasis on student involvement ensures that the university is in tune with the needs and aspirations of its diverse student body. This approach not only empowers students but also contributes to the overall success and evolution of the university. The quality of education at London Met is further enhanced by the presence of fantastic lecturers. The academic staff at the university is not only highly qualified but also dedicated to providing a top-notch education to their students. Their passion for their respective fields is contagious, creating an inspiring and engaging learning environment that encourages students to excel. In conclusion, London Metropolitan University stands out as a beacon of excellence in higher education. Its commitment to student support, multiculturalism, active student involvement, and exceptional faculty make it a fantastic choice for those seeking a truly enriching university experience. London Met is not just an institution; it is a community that nurtures academic growth, cultural understanding, and personal development.
Dear team. The student support service is crying… pretty much. Sadly, I have had bad experiences with some Uni services including a professor behaviour and it has been 4 weeks and they did not get back to me. Feels like who ever is checking the complaints email inbox don’t care. You need a strong well establishing complaint procedure with follow up. You guys need to work in the University facilities since this is my first year and I am taking classes in a basement, yes, our class is allocated in a basement. Also the Holloway campus is split in some many buildings that in order to get to a zone you need to cross them all, pretty horrible. I am thinking to switch universitiy as a result.
35-44 years
First gen student
A large aspect of the teaching of some module is aimed at future employment and career paths which I think is extremely important for a student with career inspiration. Moreover, I found this university career advice team are much helpful. All good , but I would recommend to promote more academic mentoring sessions for new students.
very good experience
I love studying at LMU Aldgate campus. It’s a creative hub in the middle of the city, with dedicated teachers and tutors along with a friendly staff that is always willing to help. The library is huge, and I love all the workshops available on campus. They have an amazing letterpress studio, and a huge diversity in different studios across campus. They have talented, creative, educated practisioners as teachers which makes learning more fun. I’m so glad I got the oppurtunity to study at London Met. The course is really good, we are taught everything we need to know in the field of illustration and animation, and I feel like my money is well invested by attending this course.
In my respected university almost all things are good. But one thing I noticed that in university their in no Indian students union group. Somewhere it is weak point for and create different languages barrier problems for Indian. secondly, the sports activity are very Low like footballs volleyball etc. At last, practical tests are take also in small amount. These are some main views through me . Thank you a lot
I received a serious life altering diagnosis. Few months after that I fell into loophole depression. Tried to commit at least to the online lectures and try do do my workshops at home. They kicked me out of the uni because of poor attendance. Tried to appeal the decision, was rejected. They are ALWAYS short staffed! They would never successfully fit their procedures in the time frames set by themselves. They would always be sending their emails/decisions etc. month, sometimes and half past the deadline which they should abide by! HOWEVER, don't you dare thinking of overdue submission without good explanation!!! When they post coursework/exams very often Tasks are unclear, English is poor, and you would always spot some spelling mistakes, but hey thats normal *150th uni in London. Good thing would be I met some friends :)
25-34 years
The teachers and other student services help a lot with everything in life. Not just studying but living difficulties as well.
I am very lucky to have great teachers that are there to support. I will say, I wish there was more support for international students.
To be fair everything is amazing the university also has a library for us students to work in and have time to spend some time together with friends and meet new people also timing is flexible too
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