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4.03.54.0782 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsThis place has a unique character, a bit post-industrial, a bit dark
35-44 years
Building could do with a revamp. New toilets are the ground floor are good. Science lab and library are good.
25-34 years
The best experience is the learning part, the library, the studying spaces in the cafe and the coffee at the entrance. The worst aspects I would definitely say the heating system of some rooms which make it difficult sometimes to follow the lecture or the changes of temperature in the class. Another aspect is the lack of passion given to student during some lectures and the lack of interactivity.
18-24 years
The teachers and staff are very helpful, knowledgeable and approachable. There is also a really nice sense of community and support - everyone is very accepting. The coursework is very interesting - maybe just the facilities could be updated slightly and more materials on offer for students to use.
Best: Great support from the lecturers, assistant and librarians Most of the modules are well explained in we learn Newly refurbished gym available Worst to be improved: Variety of gluten free food available at the café areas for celiac people like me.
18-24 years
Am currently a foundation student at London Met, the support I got during the assessment period was 10/10, it helped my writing skill improve, because my work was reviewed every week section by section and bits by bit; more reason my teachers encourage us to start our assessment on time gradually, because when you write everything at the same time it gets overwhelming and becomes too much work. The library has space for group reading and team work, big screens to view your group work instead of looking at your laptop and getting distracted; the student union has been helpful so far with the way that they helped me navigate my position as a student representative, gives me access to all the necessary information i need to help my classmates and offices to sign post them to if it's something out of my range. Amazing canteen and student bar, cheap and affordable food and drinks and sitting area to have lunch together with my friends but inside the tower building and the outside sitting space right in the middle of the school and the doors from all the school zone leads you right to where you need to be as there are signs directing your every step.
Lecturers are very approachable, several different studios to work from, can attend class from home if necessary Facilities are a bit dated, not clear on when studios are accessible
Best aspects: Multicultural environment, interesting modules and supportive academic staff
18-24 years
First gen student
I love the university because the university gave me the opportunity to study there by applying though clearing. I was very scared at the end of September at a point where I thought that was it no university for me!! But the stuff and everyone helped me to complete all the forms and get me into university. I would always call like 4 5 times a day and they would answer phones quickly and help me as much as they could. Amazing staff everyone is willing to help. The only thing I don’t like about the university is that it is very hard to find the rooms.
Its got good facilities and resources. The IT department needs to be worked on Heavily tho, it functions like a high school student's project. The lifts should also be bigger to accommodate the number of people in the tower building, if they were sized like the library or the holloway road underground station lifts, there would be no issues and shorter wait times for those needing to go to class.
18-24 years
First gen student
When it comes to the bad things at uni, the rooms are dark and either extremely cold or extremely hot, without fresh air. Also, it's messy and very easy to get lost; even the teachers get lost every time with confusing signs. The lack of air is everywhere, even in the canteens where the smells of all types of cuisines get mixed like if it was a market, and not a good one. Some of the teachers are excellent, and you can notice they enjoy teaching and ensure the students engage with the class, making every type of investment (financial, time...); however, some teachers follow and read from the slides that it seems that we are attending their show performing a monologue. It gets very demotivated as if it was a secondary school. On the good side, they often offer academic support and communicate this support constantly by email. Moreover, there are competitions and daily events to participate in and improve our academic performance.
Lots of academic support which really helps as my campus is creative based. The uni offers lots of opportunities, for example every year we take part in a fashion show which is uncommon especially for first years. The cafe at my campus is also really cute and sells better coffee than the big chains in my opinion. The course is very fast-paced and the tutors really push you but if you care a lot about your subject and put in the effort then its amazing. I feel like I've learnt so much having only been here for 6 months. The university also offers great gym and sports facilities for free. I would say that the campus doesn't feel particularly new but the location is so good and it doesn't really matter. We could do with a few more machines but apart from that the facilities are great. I would also think that having gender neutral bathrooms on campus would be a great addition as they have them at the other one but not ours.
18-24 years
I love this university first of all for the location. The way it's so close to central makes things very easy and comfortable. The university is quite big and spacious. Every day is different. You always meet new people, there's always something to do and you have a lot of spare time, which allows students to enjoy their free time and focus on other things outside of uni. The lecturers are all very kind and understanding, everyone has their own teaching methods and now how to encourage and indulge students in their subjects. The campus is organized in color zones and it's easy to make your way around with all the guidance. The university has a cafe and a buffet with a variety of drinks and foods. There's fresh food cooked every day and it's very cheap, which in my opinion is amazing for students. The university also has a great library, which has everything you need for your studies. In addition, there is a gym, as well as recreational classes for various sports that students of London met, can attend for free. There is something for everyone and I think everyone will find what they like. What I also have to mention is that the university is very understanding and everyone is very helpful with all the needs. I also have to mention that the university has its own bar for students, which is great when you want to wind down. Overall, the atmosphere and the easy student life are incredible in London met. The people you meet and the experience that you get aside from your studies are indescribable. it's everything and more.
35-44 years
Staff are great! the organogram of the university includes student involvement from the level of management as well as all areas.
35-44 years
Always clean facilities, plenty of restrooms and break spaces. There is always space for improvement and personally after losing an expensive pair o headphones would be happy to see a policy of lost and found items. We as students don't have a lot of financial opportunities to buy new things, and when we forget some of our gadgets on campus and they are gone we feel unfortunate.
18-24 years
Studying psychology at London Metropolitan University has been an incredibly rewarding experience for me thus far. The programme offers a comprehensive overview of the field of psychology, covering everything from the history of the discipline to cutting-edge research in areas such as cognitive neuroscience and social psychology. What I appreciate most about studying psychology at London Metropolitan University is the hands-on learning experiences. From conducting experiments to participating in community-based projects, the programme provides many opportunities to apply psychological theories and concepts to real-world issues. The faculty members at London Metropolitan University are highly knowledgeable and passionate about their areas of expertise. They are always available to answer questions and provide guidance, which has been invaluable in helping me develop my understanding of psychology. I am thoroughly pleased with my choice to study psychology at London Metropolitan University as it has presented me with challenges that have enhanced my critical thinking skills and equipped me with the knowledge and abilities necessary to pursue a career in this field. My learning experience thus far has been great, and I am eager to continue growing and developing as a student in this programme.
It's highly rated for the course I am studying, I have some very qualified lectures. The information send across to the students are sometimes not clear enough.
18-24 years
I've always want to study in London as ive always loved big cities as iIfeel like there is a lot more oppouritney and experiences and one thing I love about London Metropliation is I feel like they are very understanding, diverse and don't discriminate whether its on gender, race, sexuality, disability extra and they offer a ride range of foundation years for student who might have went through a hard time or who struggled in college extra. I feel like one thing that could be improved is having more maps or directions or making clearer where ceratin lessons and places are as I myself and many other people are getting lost constantly and ive' missed a couple of lesson due to not being able to find my class and my social anxiety coudnt handle asking someone to help.
Amazing University, I am happy to have chosen this course and campus.
4.2
Endless emails about “diversity” and days dedicated to accepting degeneracy and mental health illness should be scrapped and they should concentrate on education.
Poorly planned maths modules. Awesome IOT/robotics tutors and program.