I found to be very helpful all the tutors of my course. This implies even their availability out of working hours and this is incredibly helpful. When I needed help with my assessments, I always got quick responses from tutors.
Furthermore, they make sure you are left with no questions at the end of the module because they put in all their effort to make the teaching easy and very comprehensive.

My years at London Met were eventful. From a trip to Malta to having classes in the middle of the financial district in Moorgate, it was definitely an experience. It has a big multicultural environment with people from all across Europe (I got in around the visa scandal so not really much around the world). Despite that, it being very interesting to connect with all the different people from the different backgrounds.

The teachers were nice and fairly approachable and easy to keep in touch with. The extra help they offered outside class was fantastic. I thought that the schedule was not too intense so everything we had to do and prepare was pretty doable in the time given.

On the negative side, there were several different campus spread through London so you did not feel the unity of one campus. I feel like especially the Moorgate campus lacked student life among others essential amenities like a library. While the library in Calcutta House became my second home while writing my dissertation and I have great memories there.