Students can study close to home at campuses located in central UK locations, allowing them to pursue their ambitions while continuing to live or work locally. The centres provide a supportive and close-knit academic community, making it easier for students to build connections with fellow students from diverse backgrounds.
Designed for modern learners, the centres offer blended learning options and alternative study timetables that help students balance their studies with work and personal commitments. The centres are open Monday to Saturday and provide access to study spaces, learning resources, and dedicated support teams outside of the classroom.
The smaller teaching sites, located separately from the main campus, give students the opportunity to learn in a smaller and more personalised setting, with easier access to teaching staff and support services.
The courses featured on the website are offered in partnership with QA Higher Education, which is approved by London Metropolitan University (London Met) to teach and assess the programmes at locations in London City, Birmingham, and Manchester. London Met sets the standards for these courses, ensuring that the curriculum, teaching, assessments, and overall student experience meet the University’s quality expectations.
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