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Clearing is now closed and we're no longer accepting applications for courses starting in September 2024. Still looking to start a degree this academic year? Some of our courses are available to start in January. Browse our January courses now.

Have a place elsewhere through UCAS but want to swap to London Met?

There are hundreds of excellent reasons to study in London. Whether you want to stay close to home or make the move to the capital, we'll help you find a course you'll love.

If you've changed your mind about studying elsewhere, we can help you switch your studies to London Met.

Follow this guidance if you’re from the UK, or from the EU and have settled or pre-settled status, and you want to apply to London Met instead.

Here's what to do if you want to change university:

1. Browse the courses we have available – or you can search for a course using the Clearing course finder below.

2. Ready to apply? Make sure you have the following information ready:

your UCAS number
your exam results
your personal details (telephone number, email address and date of birth)
the name of the London Metropolitan University course you wish to study or the field of study you are interested in

3. Complete our online Clearing application form or call our Clearing hotline on 0800 032 4441 – our helpful advisers will talk you through your application. International applicants, including EU applicants who do not have settled or pre-settled status in the UK, should read our information for international students.

4. Once we've made you an offer you will need to decline your firm offer place through the UCAS Hub. This will mean you're released into Clearing and will be able to accept your London Met offer via UCAS. Our friendly advisers will talk you through what you need to do if you need any help. Find out more about declining your place on the UCAS website.

5. Once you've been released into Clearing you will need to log into the UCAS Hub and enter London Metropolitan University as your Clearing choice. Our UCAS institution code is L68.

6. Once you've secured your place at London Met and if you have applied for funding already, you need to make sure you notify Student Finance England that you've changed university.

7. Follow any other instructions our advisers give you and then relax. Once we've confirmed your place you can begin to look forward to enjoying university life.

Haven't yet applied or didn't get the grades?

If you haven't yet applied or you didn't get the grades for your chosen course, the guidance here isn't quite right for you – take a look at our frequently asked questions.

Hear from one of our students

"I chose to study at London Met because of its diversity. Before applying for London Met I was accepted to study at a private American university in Richmond. After attending a few days there I realised it wasn’t for me. London Met is full of people from different backgrounds and walks of life and this was particularly interesting to me as someone with a Moroccan background – I felt more comfortable and able to express myself."

Sukaina Benzakour – Journalism BA student

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Denise Morrison

Graduate

"I believe that with education, you can do great things. It doesn't matter where you're from, as long as you have that, you can change the world."

Hailey Savage

Student

"To me, London Met symbolises change because that's what it did in my life. You can do so much more than you thought you could."

Ella Deadman

Graduate

"Having the ability to explore is key for an artist, creator, designer, or maker to figure out what they love to do. London Met gave me the opportunity to think differently and not fear failure, to try things out and see where they go."

Aaron Patel

Graduate

"I've always felt London Met has a very unique feel and brand to it. It's not your typical big university. It's a community university – there’s a really good atmosphere to it."

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Matt Prestage

Graduate

"There was a real focus on community and on making sure that we were more than just students who happened to be on the same course."

Scarlett Yoxall

Graduate

"The lecturers and everyone surrounding me was so caring and generous with their time and with their effort. I really felt more of part of a family rather than an educational institution."

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Antonio Capelao

Graduate

"In all architecture schools we should do more making – because as architects we want to make, and the pleasure of working with your hands – it's really exciting."

Nayara Sangiorgio

Graduate

"Meeting other people is not about right or wrong, it’s about learning and acceptance. London Met really feels like a place where everyone could belong."

Margarita Damai

Student

"London Met takes chances on people. The University gave me the opportunity to discover myself, develop and start achieving my dreams."

Carola Romero Fernandez

Student

"My favorite thing about London Met apart from the lab are my friends. They really make me feel at home and I wouldn't have met them if I hadn't ended up here doing this degree."

Josh Hepple

Staff member

"I think that it’s very progressive of London Met to have an academic with cerebral palsy. Not many other universities are as diverse."

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Chrystalle Margallo

Graduate

"London Met – it doesn't just provide you with academic lessons. It also teaches you life lessons and about different cultures. I think it's so important to go to a university in London because you get to learn from other people too – we're all from different walks of life."

Diini Muse

Graduate

"What I see here is everyone being really welcoming and there's a sense of community which I've never seen at any other institution."

Sam Idowu

Staff member

"Being here has shaped many of the things I do and I am grateful to the University and a number of good people I have worked with at London Met for that."

Nikos Papanikolaou

Student

"It is the place where I’ve met some great people who I consider friends. People who share difficulties, struggles, disappointments. Situations that brought us together. I met lecturers who believe in me and keep pushing me to achieve the very best of me."

Donna Jones

Staff member

"As an alumna, London Met means the gateway to the path that led me to realise my passion for social work, to go on to become Principal Lecturer, Head of Social Work and to make a difference to students who come to social work education from diverse backgrounds. Students like me."

Kelly Cooper

Staff member

"Once I got into a classroom of students, I fell in love with helping them to believe in themselves and to change their practice with young children. I never thought, 20 years ago, that I'd be teaching at a university!"

Awesome Olasope

Student

"I'm really glad I chose London Met. Initially I just wanted to come, get my degree, get a job. But when I met the London Met community, I really felt included and loved the environment."

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Athena Barrett

Staff member

"The mission of the University has been to widen participation ever since I’ve been here. I believe in that mission, and I’ve seen it work. It’s that idea that you can give some people a chance."

Nils Perez Codesal

Student

"London is a place for me where I could grow in the best way possible. I felt so much more comfortable just being myself."

Stacey Van-Rossum

Graduate

"London Met made me realise that I could give back, make a difference and also support my family."

Alessio Cofone

Graduate

"I was proud of myself because I was able to graduate in a country I now call my second home, with the presence of my family from my native country."