Student ambassadors lead 30-45-minute tours across three campuses, showing you libraries, IT facilities, studios, workshops and classrooms. Explore subject spaces from computing and law to art, architecture, fashion and textiles, and ask current students what studying there is really like.
Led by student ambassadors, these campus tours give prospective students a chance to explore London Metropolitan University and see what studying there is really like. The tours last around 30 to 45 minutes and are designed to help visitors get a feel for the university’s facilities and atmosphere before choosing where to study.
Visitors can look around three different campuses and see a range of spaces, including libraries, IT facilities, studios, workshops and classrooms. Each campus showcases different subject areas: Holloway is linked to subjects such as computing, business, law, social sciences and human sciences; Aldgate is home to art, architecture and design; and Shoreditch focuses on fine art, fashion and textiles.
The tours are a useful way to find out more about the university, ask questions and speak to current students. The university also encourages prospective students who cannot attend forthcoming events to register their interest so they can be kept informed about future opportunities.
Student ambassadors
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