London Metropolitan University, one of Britain's largest universities with over 34,000 students, was formed from a merger of London Guildhall University and the University of North London on 1 August 2002, and has a history of providing education in London dating back more than 150 years. The two central London campuses are in close proximity to Moorgate, Holloway Road or Aldgate underground stations. The journey from Heathrow international airport takes just over an hour.

From 14 academic departments LMU offers over two-hundred degree courses in more than 80 subjects, ranging from Foundation Degrees and HNDs to Bachelor's degrees, pre-Master's, Master's degrees, and PhDs. There are also non-degree full-time courses in subjects such as jewelry making and design, or aircraft pilot's license.

The study facilities include the Technology Tower which provides free access to networks and the internet through 700 Pentium computers; a language centre; five sports facilities; and five libraries as well.

The University has a large international student population with 4,000 students from 147 countries, between them speaking over 40 languages. As a result, LMU offers a wide range of support services for students including accommodation, religious support, counseling, placements, careers advice, visa advice and English language testing.

FYIT students with relevant Higher Diploma may do the following degree programs offered at LMU:

Business Administration	Business & Marketing
Business & Accounting (double-major program)

Website: London Metropolitan University：http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/