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University profile
London, United Kingdom
About
London Metropolitan University is a public university created in 2002 by the merger of London Guildhall University and the University of North London, with roots in the Metropolitan Evening Classes for Young Men founded in 1848. It teaches a highly diverse student body across schools covering business and law, computing, human and social sciences, the built environment, and art, architecture and design.
At a glance
Rankings
#1060
QS World University Rankings 2027
601–800
Times Higher Education World Rankings 2026
Where you'll study
The main campus on Holloway Road in the London Borough of Islington, housing most of the university's schools and its Science Centre.
A campus in the Aldgate area of east London, home to the School of Art, Architecture and Design and its studios and workshops.
Somewhere to live
En suite rooms in a privately owned hall listed by the university, about 0.1 miles from the Holloway campus.
En suite rooms in a privately owned hall listed by the university, about 0.4 miles from the Holloway campus.
Funding
Ask your counsellor which of these you may be eligible for — they'll confirm the details before you apply.
One application covers up to five universities, ranked in the order you prefer them.
Single rooms in a privately owned hall listed by the university, about 3.3 miles from the Holloway campus; London Met does not own or manage any halls itself.
Single rooms in a privately owned hall listed by the university, about 1.9 miles from the Holloway campus.
Single rooms in a privately owned hall listed by the university, about 3.1 miles from the Holloway campus.
Prices are indicative — bookings are made directly with the university or provider.
