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London Metropolitan University overall ranking by QS is #1001 out of 1503 globally, #69 out of 90 in UK for the year 2025.
| Stream | 2025 Ranking | 2024 Ranking | 2023 Ranking |
| Overall | #1001 out of 1503 in Global Ranking #69 out of 90 in uk | #901 out of 1401 in Global Ranking #67 out of 91 in uk | #801 out of 1400 in Global Ranking #54 out of 90 in uk |
London Metropolitan University overall ranking by The Guardian is #118 out of 200 globally, #88 out of 108 in UK for the year 2021 and for the Business stream, it ranks #119 out of 150 in global ranking, #92 out of 109 in UK for the year 2021.
| Stream | 2021 Ranking |
| Overall | #118 out of 200 in Global Ranking #88 out of 108 in uk |
| Business | #119 out of 150 in Global Ranking #92 out of 109 in uk |
| Law | #56 out of 150 in Global Ranking #50 out of 96 in uk |
| Architecture | #39 out of 150 in Global Ranking #35 out of 51 in uk |
London Metropolitan University overall ranking by RUR is #608 out of 800 globally, #56 out of 59 in UK for the year 2020 and for the Engineering stream, it ranks #545 out of 750 in global ranking, #45 out of 55 in UK for the year 2020.
| Stream | 2020 Ranking | 2019 Ranking | 2018 Ranking |
| Overall | #608 out of 800 in Global Ranking #56 out of 59 in uk | #624 out of 810 in Global Ranking #62 out of 67 in uk | #580 out of 784 in Global Ranking #54 out of 66 in uk |
| Engineering | #545 out of 750 in Global Ranking #45 out of 55 in uk | - | #438 out of 565 in Global Ranking #44 out of 53 in uk |
Reviews
5 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- I chose this university on main points like; Excellent website information about each and every course and course design for entire academic year Chat option with student ambassadors for the course so new comers could ask all the beginning questions Open information on previous successful placements and the student information Latest infrastructure with lots of lab / computing equipment Personal space for students who are working for group projects or working alone Long library hours (10am to 9pm) Online recorded classes and online appointments for ease of learning Lending laptops free of cost for students who can't afford laptops. Lots of fun activities and events Accepts only 50-60 students per year As a food science graduate its worth every penny studying at London metropolitan University. For those who are science based, there's excellent science Center for only LABS University is located right in front of tube station,
- Course design, resources like computer and laptops. Lab equipment. Film making equipment (high end) studios etc. Polite lecturers. Polite student reps. Time to time change in course structure. Cheap printing cost
- Dislikes:
- I don't like the fact that it's in London. London is expensive to live ;) I don't have any more complaints May be the tuition fee is a bit high compared to others
Placement:
One industry visited and paid PhD programs for continuity students. Placements happen through the careers department, where we need to register from the beginning and approach for help.
Internship:
No, I didn't choose any internship, but they did offer many.
- Likes:
- Due to its Ranking and the biggest reason is course and country.,
- Infrastructure, environment and teaching.
- Dislikes:
- No job placement only.
Placement:
No, I haven’t received any job yet after passing out through my university. Even I tried and I have experience but still no one response back to me . No , not a single student get placed from my batch I know.
Internship:
No
- Likes:
- As a student pursuing the Master's program in Food Science at London Metropolitan University, I have to say it is indeed a very satisfying experience. Our labs, comprising a wide array of workstations, feature state-of-the art equipment from industry partners such as Fisher et al. The lab is also frequented by researchers and industry academics for grant-related research and other scientific investigations. My course leader, Mr. Ghadduusi, is a veteran in the industry with considerable expertise in dairy spanning 20 years, now consulting for the UK Food Standards Agency. A gentleman, who is very affable, constantly motivating me to achieve the extraordinary.The classes and overall vibe is very positive, with colleagues from very different backgrounds and cultures, truly a beacon for multiculturism. Most of our faculty are very renowned, especially Mr. Abdi, principal head of the Institute of Food Science and Technology, nutritionist. My only downside with the university is the lack of co-curricular activities and high fees, so to speak. All in all, a solid 4/5.,
- In my research for the best life-sciences university, I found London Met to the the perfect choice owing to its very highly experienced lab and faculty, very affable, always with an endearing smile. The lecture sessions are always full of energy , with excellent engagement from all students, always asking questions, which gets rectifies almost immediately. 4/5
- Dislikes:
- Lack of student clubs and other fraternities. There is no proper leadership in student programs and other cultural events. Also, sometimes the catering is also not upto expectations.
Placement:
The UK has one of the worlds largest food industries, with market share of around 15%, which is the largest in UK. The industries here range primarily in dairy, meat and poultry, alcohol, bakery and confectionary. Alumni of London Met have gone to work in the Big Food companies, primarily market leaders such as diversified Nestle, dairy behemoth Danone etc and also have launched successful ventures such as the Twisted Kombucha, a fermented tea with a twist.
Internship:
No.
- Likes:
- Admission criteria, course structure, Course fee and EMI facility,
- It's process of exam it's different from general, it's more of Assessment based that helps you gather more knowledge, do lot of research, drilling on specific topic.
- Dislikes:
- I actually don't dislike anything about my university as it depends on the who wants to study and gain a degree, if all facilities of education are available then no complaint should be there
Placement:
It's is good as they provide placement and internship offer from different organisations, company which will give an initial push which is needed in the starting phase after course completion
Internship:
I didn't go for that
- Likes:
- Situated inside the London. . Staff and professors are friendly.
Placement:
It is good. Student can learn different research programs .various field and their different options for the programs.
Over all experiences is good. I would recommend this university to my friend for basic reason . First the atmosphere is friendly, staffs are attentive and approachable .
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