London Metropolitan University

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I chose London Met because of the opportunity to study the emerging and advanced subject that is data analytics, and to broaden my horizons. I wanted to work inside classrooms where the students were diverse, which is also why I chose this University.

I chose London Met because it offered the course I wanted to study. While many UK universities combine translation and interpreting, which means fewer hours of interpreting practice, London Met offers an MA in Conference Interpreting with a broad range of languages, which was ideal for me.

I chose London Met on the grounds that it offered higher education that is recognised worldwide. London Met has lots of international and European students. I had the chance to meet people from around the world and made friendships that will last forever. The University is a truly multicultural society, with a great mix of people from different backgrounds. As a student, you'll get to know people from all over the world and be inspired by many cultures.

Studying for my MBA at London Met has enriched me a lot both personally and professionally. The reason why I chose to study the MBA course is because I always wanted to set up my own business, and this is still one of my dreams, but it's on hold at present whilst I pursue the many other exciting projects I am currently involved in.

I have chosen to study at London Met because this University has a lot of resources and opportunities to help me become a better physician in the future. Also, who wouldn't want to study in London? It's an amazing experience.

I had a few friends who studied at London Met and they recommended it to me as a great place to study. I saw that London Met offered International Relations BA (Hons), I did some research and I went for it! The content of the course totally fitted in with my future career plans. I sent through my personal statement and here I am today – a London Met International Relations BA (Hons) student.

I was blown away by how vibrant the University is. The different cultures and nationalities at London Met make for a unique combination of wonderful colours. It didn't take long for me to feel as though I belong here (absolutely beautiful people).

The School of Art, Architecture and Design has a high reputation for teaching architecture with a pragmatic approach. Our training addresses current issues in urbanism and architecture, and has a good balance between research and practice. The School offers an opportunity to connect with experienced practitioners and ambitious students.

I enjoyed my course so much that I applied for a scholarship to do my PhD here, and with the support of my fantastic tutors I was able to secure my scholarship and am studying my PhD part time. I chose London Met in particular because they could offer me a place on a PhD in Health Policy with excellent supervisors and opportunities to develop myself as a researcher, academic and teacher.

I chose London Metropolitan University because I wanted to get a job in marketing after completing her studies, and I love London. The best of it was the Accelerator, a a business incubator run by the university. My business plan won the Big Idea Challenge, an annual competition run by Accelerator. If I hadn’t applied for the Accelerator programme I wouldn’t have done what I did.

Studying for my degree abroad at London Met has exposed me to so many different cultures and ways of life, and I’ve found it to be very enriching on my outlook on life.My favorite part about studying at London Met is all the connections you make with people from all over the world. I love how creative and hands-on my degree at London Met is and how invested my lecturers are in supporting our success

Having decided to study an MSc in London, I choseLondon Met because of the £30 million Science Centre. Although it took a few years before I was ready to come to the UK, I couldn’t have chosen a better time to study in London as it coincided with the year of the Diamond Jubilee and the 2012 London Olympic Games.

When I came across London Met, one (on the lighter side) I found that a famous Portuguese actress who was in NCIS as a special agent attended the Uni years before, and two, London Met had just invested in upgrading the media facilities. I also checked out some lectures and was quite pleased with their backgrounds.

The computing environment with specialised, dedicated laboratories for software and hardware practices, staff with extensive industrial experience and a strong academic structure for excellence in the networking and security industry is why I chose to study here.

The University in itself is quite dynamic and gives a flavour of London. I am amazed by the opportunities for students and alumni to work and grow further with the University. It truly stands for its name – combining a variety of people, culture and ideas. The support system offered by each department is strong.

I chose London Met because of the location and also because the MA presented an opportunity to study and gain work experience at the same time.

London Met is an outstanding institution. I didn’t think I could enjoy the learning process as much as I did. The University has very supportive lecturers who wanted us to succeed and be the best version of ourselves.

The University reflects the diverse nature of London as a city; it's both amazing and exciting for me because I get to meet students from all over the world. The amazing structure of each module in my course and the ever ready-to-help tutors were the highlight.

To be a part of the University is a wonderful experience. The cultural diversity is worth mentioning. Our lecturers and other non-teaching staff are warm and efficient. The help provided by the University is excellent. The library is the best part of the University and is where I have spent my most precious time since being in London.

I chose to study at London Met because it was a great choice for my master's – it has a very high-ranking art course in the UK (No. 4), and the website made me realise that the University has a feel-good and academically astute vibe.

Through studying at London Met, I have been introduced to some amazing people from whom I've learned so much; I will take some unforgettable memories of them back home. Thank you London Met! I am both honoured and humbled to receive the Chevening Scholarship and pleased to represent my country on the MPA course at London Metropolitan University

When I received an unconditional offer from London Met, I accepted. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made. Apart from my academic achievements and graduating with first-class honours, I grew there as a person, discovered my passion for research and met many amazing people. All three years I spent at London Met are some of the best of my life.

Within my project I am bringing chaos to harmony – I study balance, illusion and motion, designing and making objects that trick the audience. Thanks to my tutors (and a bit of hard work) I can now say that the months I have spent at the School of Art, Architecture and Design are the very beginning of my career as a designer.

London Met had a master’s programme focused specifically on furniture design. The University’s location in central London was an appealing prospect to me. It was a one-year course, which meant I could get the qualification within a year and focus on working, so it ticked all the boxes.