London Metropolitan University

London Met's two campuses keep students close to the city center. Both put study, sport, food, and social life within easy reach.

London Metropolitan University's latest positions across the major ranking tables:

London Met's Careers and Employability Service works with students throughout their degree and for three years after they graduate. Advisers offer one-to-one guidance, while online tools help students build their CVs, sharpen their applications and practise for interviews. 

The Job Shop lists part-time work, placements and graduate roles, and the in-house Met Temps agency provides paid jobs on campus. In addition to this, employer fairs, a five-month mentoring programme and the Student Enterprise team offer funding for new business ideas. A global alumni network keeps graduates connected, though graduate-outcome scores still have room to improve.

London Met has no halls of its own, so all accommodation is off-campus. Its accommodation advice service helps students find halls, studios and shared flats.

Settling into a new country is difficult, so London Met surrounds students with practical assistance from the day they arrive. Whether the challenge is academic, financial, medical or personal, there is a team to turn to. 

Support continues quietly in the background throughout the degree, so problems rarely escalate before someone steps in.