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Students from the School of Social Sciences and Professions

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."

Nivin Abdei

Woman and Child Abuse MA

"Having the privilege to be granted a scholarship from Chevening was and is still a turning point in my life."
Michaela-Clare Addison outside the Barbican at graduation

Michaela-Clare Addison

Woman and Child Abuse MA

"I feel so incredibly privileged to have been taught by some of the leaders in the sector, I am still in touch and know if I had any questions, I could continue to reach out. The women I met on the course continue to inspire me."
Angela Airlie, Woman and Child Abuse MA student

Angela Airlie

Woman and Child Abuse MSc

"I was already working as a domestic violence practitioner, but since undertaking the master's I have been promoted to a senior management role – I have no doubt that my studies have been instrumental in this promotion."
PGCE student Josef pictured outside Holloway Road campus

Josef Al-Raheme

PGCE Secondary Modern Foreign Languages

"When choosing where to continue this next phase of my educational journey, London Met stood out. Given its reputation for fostering a diverse and supportive learning environment and its emphasis on practical, real-world teaching experiences, it felt like the perfect fit."
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Alcina Kouassi

Alcina Kouassi works in an advocacy role at Hestia

"I am glad my degree gave me the right tools to be up to the standards of the demands of my current job."

Amina Begum

Sociology BA

"I decided to do my final year at London Met after originally coming from somewhere else. It was a somewhat risky challenge and seemed intimidating to go into a new environment, but I am extremely happy with the outcome."
Margaret Ampomah, International Relations BA student

Margaret Ampomah

International Relations BA (Hons)

"London Met gives you a platform to shine. The sky is the limit..."

Anthea Ojadi

MSc in Public Health

"Coming from the US to the UK might seem like the biggest culture shock, but it was actually a smooth transition for me! If anyone is feeling doubtful about moving over here, London is such a lively city with so much to do. You will definitely find your niche."

Teresa Gomes Arrulo

Psychology BSc (Hons)

"Studying Psychology strongly developed my critical thinking skills, which now encourages me to continuously challenge existent ideas and theories."

Sidona Assefa

Health and Social Care BSc (Hons)

"The amount of constructive feedback, the lecturers' dedication to help me succeed and the amount of support we get is is beyond what I expected."
Michael Ayeni, Youth Studies BSc student

Michael Ayeni

Youth Studies BSc (Hons)

"I can’t wait to graduate, I will be the first in my family – it has been a long journey especially for me... A massive thanks to all the staff and this University."
Grace Banda, Woman and Child Abuse MA student, Commonwealth Scholar

Grace Banda

MA Woman and Child Abuse

"My scholarship has provided me with opportunities I never expected."

Amina Begum

Sociology BSc (Hons)

Amina Begum recently graduated from her undergraduate degree in Sociology at our School of Social Sciences and Professions
Amira Choudhury, Education BA student

Amira Choudhury

Education BA

"They have a lot of support in place to help students to achieve their best."
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Valeria Cibaku

Early Childhood Studies (BA)

"Working in early years means you are there to make the difference at the foundation of children’s lives, which is an enormous opportunity."
Mercedes pictured at Holloway Road campus

Mercedes Donate Sarmiento

PGCE Secondary Modern Foreign Languages

"The lecturers are very well prepared, and they teach us with a great understanding of the subjects."

Edith Boakye-Smith and Illaria Parrini

Youth and Community Work (with JNC Recognition) MSc

Edith Boakye-Smith and Illaria Parrini recently graduated from their Youth and Community Work (with JNC Recognition) MSc course
Chrispen Edmonds, Education Studies student

Chrispen Edmonds

Education Studies BA (Hons)

"I’m grateful that the University took me in and gave me opportunities."

Toyin Ezekiel

Community Development and Leadership / Leadership in Communities BSc

Toyin, a recent graduate from our Community Development and Leadership / Leadership in Communities BSc (Hons), talks about the course, the lecturers, what she learned and how it felt to finally graduate.
Carla Francis holding a cat looking at the camera

Carla Francis

Politics BA (Hons)

“When I reflect upon the things that changed my life significantly, I can say without a doubt that getting an education at London Met definitely improved my chances to be more socially mobile.”

Rhian Gohil

Primary Education (two-year accelerated degree) BA (Hons)

"My lecturers and module tutors have had the most impact on my development."
Paulina Golozd, Counselling Psychology Prof Doc student, researcher

Paulina Golozd

Counselling Psychology Prof Doc

"I delivered my presentation from the forest in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship in Poland – it was all possible due to the technology and the new reality we all faced due to Covid-19."
Mafalda Guerra, Criminology student

Mafalda Guerra

Criminology BSc (Hons)

"In the first year, we visited Marylebone Road Magistrates Court to observe how hearings are presented and what goes on – that was really interesting"
Christine Janumala, American student, Psychology MSc, profile,

Christine Janumala

Psychology MSc

"I really appreciate the varied and impressive backgrounds of my colleagues and feel like they bring unique insights to our classroom discussions."

Jerina Forestall

Organised Crime and Security MA

"I have really benefited from the small class sizes at the MA level. It has helped me to become more responsible in my studies, and contribute to discussions and seminars."
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Natalie Johnson

PhD in Woman and Child Abuse, MA in Woman and Child Abuse

"I adore the staff at CWASU and having worked with them before previously it just felt very natural coming back. I have had some great networking opportunities to build connections too."
Dr Ava Kanyeredzi

Dr Ava Kanyeredzi

Social Policy PhD

"I thoroughly enjoyed my PhD experience. It was the course I learned most from and was most challenged. It gave me the space, time and opportunity to read and reflect on violence/abuse research, feminist/Black feminist theories and their relevance to Black British victim-survivors of violence/abuse."
Karen Phillips smiling outside Holloway Road campus

Karen Phillips

Woman and Child Abuse MA

"The teaching has been excellent, collaborative and inclusive. It has taught me to develop key critical skills. Most importantly, it has given me the space to develop my own voice."
Kamal Kasim pictured outside Holloway Road campus

Kamal Kasim

PGCE Secondary Mathematics

"When I went to London Met’s interview, I knew deep down this was the university I wanted to study at for my PGCE."
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Anastasiya Kichigina

Public Administration (MPA) MA

"The work placement module was extremely rewarding and informative... I had a chance to experience first-hand the theories we had learned in the classroom; in particular, the implementation of outcome-based accountability."

Eric Konadu

Social Work MSc

"I saw the passion and dedication from Social Workers in making a difference to the lives of these families which struck a chord within me."
Alison Kriel, Honorary Graduate

Alison Kriel

Honorary Doctor of Philosophy

Alison is the CEO of the Amaya Trust. She is the only black, female CEO in the country. She is also an independent education consultant.
Jo Mackenzie, Health Psychology student

Jo Mackenzie

Health Psychology MSc, Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology

"Learning at London Metropolitan University is unique because you have such a wide variety of people doing the courses; they come from different cultural backgrounds, different nationalities and there are many people with different experiences."

Fanta Makadji

International Relations BA (Hons)

"Our tutors are really awesome – they are 100% involved in helping us achieve our best."
Nyasha Maposa, women's studies PhD student

Nyasha Maposa

Women's Studies PhD

"I'm a member of London Met's Postgraduate Research Society and it has been great. It's been really nice to have a group of like-minded individuals to speak to who are going through the same process of getting a PhD."

Hind Sara Bechari Martin

Psychology BSc (Hons)

"It’s a mind-opening journey."

Monique Mccurdy

Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons), MA

"I really enjoyed the inclusive learning environment and the knowledge I have obtained since completing both degrees."

Meckdaly Xayavongsa

MSc in Public Health

Receiving this scholarship meant everything to me that words couldn't express

Abeba Mersha

Leadership in Communities BSc (Hons)

Abeba Mersha recently graduated from her Leadership in Communities BSc (Hons) course at London Met
Ray Millican

Ray Millican

Occupational Psychology MSc

"As a mature student, I was concerned that I would feel a bit out of place. However, from the very first day I was made very welcome."
PGCE student Shahera pictured in London Met's courtyard

Shahera Moustafa

PGCE Secondary Mathematics

"I worked in the banking sector for nine years, and then decided to come to London Met after a recommendation from a family member."
Ania smiling outside Holloway Road campus

Ania Mucha-Stypik

PGCE Secondary Modern Foreign Languages

"I love being with people (like-minded and those whose views challenge mine) and learning from them."

Christina Neary pictured outside Holloway Road campus

Christina Neary

PGCE Secondary Mathematics

"I was very impressed by the approach the ITT team had to teacher training when I met the department on my interview day and decided that it was the right place for me to train."
Marie-France Nguo working on a laptop

Marie-France Nguo

International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies BA (Hons)

"The feeling of belonging, a sense of community is the best thing about London Met."
Nicole Danielle and Whitney Papa

Nicole Danielle and Whitney Papa

Master of Public Administration

"The work placement was a real bonus for me. It was one of the big things that made me decide to choose this programme. I knew that I wanted to eventually work in some kind of charity so being able to get that placement meant a lot."
Ifeanyi Nwachukwu smiling, with University buildings behind him

Ifeanyi Nwachukwu

PhD in Education

"I feel grateful for the opportunity to study at London Met and to be mentored by my incredible and supportive supervisors."
Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood, International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies BA graduate

Dr Ifesinachi Okafor-Yarwood

International Relations, Peace and Conflict Studies BA (Hons)

"I was selected with two other students to represent London Met at the Hiroshima and Peace program in Japan – funded by the University and the Japan Student Services Organisation (JASSO) the Japanese Government (JASSO). These are experiences I would never forget as they dared me to start believing more in myself."

Monica Pereira

Psychology BSc (Hons)

"London Met has played a big part in my life and my career."

Paul Phillips

Youth and Community Work PG Diploma

Paul Phillips recently graduated from his Youth and Community Work PG Diploma course at London Met

Salma Popalzai

Master of Public Administration (MPA) – MA

"Through studying at London Met, I have been introduced to some amazing people from whom I've learned so much; I will take some unforgettable memories of them back home. Thank you London Met!"
Jasneth Richards, Sociology and Social Policy BA student

Jasneth Richards

Sociology and Social Policy BA

"I felt happy being here. The vibe was great and it was diverse and you could see from the way the teachers spoke, especially at the open day, that I'd just feel at home."
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Sharon Cox

Addiction and Mental Health MSc

"My understanding of addictive behaviour has been shaped and grounded from my time at London Met."

Nicola Sharp-Jeffs OBE

Woman and Child Abuse MA

"I look back and feel hugely grateful to have had the opportunity to do the course and be taught by leaders in the field."
Lucy Simpson photographed smiling outside Holloway Road campus

Lucy Simpson

PGCE English with Drama

"I think everyone needs to experience different cultures, religions, lifestyles especially when going into teaching. To help widen their mindsets, perceptions but meet people from all walks of life."
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Plamena Solakova

International Relations and Politics BA, Erasmus programme

"I joined the University's United Nations Society and helped run an event with the Bulgarian Ambassador that went really well."

Tania Jacobs

Tania Jacobs (TJ) is a Senior Social Value Manager working for ISG Construction

"During my time on the course I gained experience working in secondary schools, pupil referral units, prisons, community projects and charities."
Said Aris Tarabi student profile

Said Aris Tarabi

Psychology PhD in Counselling

"One thing that I value most about London Met is that the lecturers have always tried to do what was best for me, and I cannot thank them enough for the professionalism that they have exhibited."

Mariano Juan Tenca

Criminology MSc

"The degree obtained from London Met has certainly helped me to obtain a legal internship at the United Nations Office on drugs and crime in Vienna."
Kasturi Torchia, Counseling Psychology Prof Doc student, Forensic Psychology MSc graduate

Kasturi Torchia

Counselling Psychology Prof Doc, Forensic Psychology MSc

"This course changed my life and it allowed me to lead the life I wanted to. Not a lot of people can say that with certainty."

Udom Vuthy

MA Education

Receiving this scholarship is like becoming a pilot who owns a plane himself

Stacey Van Rossum

Leadership in Communities BSc (Hons)

Mature student and full-time mother Stacey recently graduated from her Leadership in Communities BSc (Hons) course.

Stacey Van-Rossum

Graduate

"London Met made me realise that I could give back, make a difference and also support my family."
Ciara Wild, Psychology BSc graduate, co-author of Jack the Ripper book

Ciara Wild

Psychology BSc, Forensic Psychology MSc

"I am currently a senior forensic psychologist with the prison service and I work primarily with men in long-term and high-security prisons. My job is to conduct psychological risk assessments for the Parole Board, to deliver rehabilitation programmes and other therapeutic interventions to help the prisoners progress through their sentences."

Olabisi Yusuf

Public Health and Promotion BSc (Hons)

Olabisi Yusuf recently graduated from her Public Health and Promotion BSc (Hons) at London Met