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London Metropolitan University

London, London, United Kingdom

About

Why study at London Metropolitan University?

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

London Metropolitan University in numbers

  • 3Campuses
  • 1848Founded
  • 1001–1200QS World Ranking 2027
  • 801–1000THE World Ranking 2027
  • #103THE REF ranking 2021
  • 14,000Students
  • 301–400THE Impact 2026

Rankings

How it ranks

1001–1200

QS World University Rankings 2027

801–1000

Times Higher Education World Rankings 2027

#103

Times Higher Education REF Rankings 2021

301–400

Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Rankings 2026

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Where you'll study

Campus locations

Aldgate Campus

Aldgate Campus

Situated in the bustling East End, our Aldgate campus is located in one of the most exciting parts of the city, students can enjoy the benefit from neighbours such as the Whitechapel Gallery, and Petticoat Lane, Spitalfields and Columbia Road markets. Located minutes away from two tube stations, Aldgate (Circle, Metropolitan lines) and Aldgate East (District, and Hammersmith & City). Mainline railway stations Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street are a short walk away.

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Funding

Scholarships

Ask your counsellor which of these you may be eligible for — they'll confirm the details before you apply.

  • International Bright Futures Scholarship
  • Latin America Bright Futures Scholarship
  • Regional Bright Futures Scholarships

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