London Metropolitan University, Graduate Centre

As an international student who completed a Master’s in Public Health at London Metropolitan University, I can confidently say that this institution stands out for its exceptional faculty and comprehensive curriculum. The professors are highly knowledgeable and passionate, covering a wide range of public health topics with expertise and dedication. Each lecture was an opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals who are also committed educators. The university fosters a supportive and inclusive environment, enriched by its diverse and multicultural atmosphere, making it an ideal place for international students to thrive and succeed❤️.

I cannot believe that I have finally finished with this University where 4 years ago I signed up to the most execrable, inadequate and substandard academic institution so-called London Met. You can choose from a plethora of unprofessional academic traits such as lack of self-awareness, incompetence of communicating effectively with students, and failure of dedication coming from academic staff to push students to thrive. As a whole academic year, we have agreed that this has to be the most dreadful University experience one could have, with deficient teaching techniques and bare minimum of excitement and guidance coming from tutors sharing vague feedback and no determination skills. While it is true that no University prepares you for the real-life practise of your degree, LondonMet AAD successfully fails even at your academic preparation and student experience. Do yourself a favour and listen to the online reviews before applying to this University and do not repeat my mistake- their low ratings speak volumes more than my feedback could ever will. Conversely, if you are in the need of coming to school and receive vague feedback and guidance under the apparent satisfaction of a superficial look over your work only to be marked the minimum, look no further. I am thankful for this day when I have graduated and have put an end to the £37,000 wasted on this low-grade experience, and that I can forget about these four wasted years. As students we learn for our future and it is up to our efforts whether the degree will be fruitful to us or not, but a positive experience in a professional and academic atmosphere makes a big difference. On a darker note, some English teachers even treat others badly based on their background, using sarcasm and rhetorical questions as if it makes them feel more interesting. Unfortunately, this is not the University to look for when it comes to that. General feelings of relief have been shared among the students of the academic year, all of us feeling relieved from the burden of attending such a low, unprofessional and undedicated teaching institution. Good luck to any future students in choosing any other University but LondonMet if you care for your academic knowledge and University experience. If reading from slides and being given briefs to work on individually is what you expect from your teaching experience, then you're in for a real treat. Moreover, teachers attendance is unreliable.