London Metropolitan University vs University of Greenwich

The main university campus is on Holloway Road in the London Borough of Islington where five of the University's Schools are based. The School of Art, Architecture and Design is based in Aldgate.

Greenwich Campus sits on a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the banks of the River Thames. 

The beautiful baroque buildings on campus were designed for the Royal Navy at the end of the 17th century by Sir Christopher Wren, who also designed St Paul’s Cathedral. 

The campus is a popular film location and has featured in many movies, including Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

London Metropolitan University Students' Union (MetSU) is the students' union for students at London Metropolitan University. It provides representation, advice and support to students at the university. 

• The university has three main campuses in London and Medway, including Avery Hill Campus and Greenwich campus.
• The facilities at the Greenwich Campus include library studios, research and social facilities and several teaching facilities.
• The Dome is in the centre of the complex, which houses a gym and food outlet. Tennis courts, Rugby, football, netball, and indoor pitches are on Avery Hill Campus.
• The campus has an award-winning library at Stockwell Street in Greenwich and the Drill Hall Library. It holds 150,000 volumes of text.
• The Stephen Lawrence Gallery at the Stockwell Street building showcases the work of contemporary artists, which is linked to the school of design.
• The university guarantees all the new students (undergraduate and postgraduate students)a place in a hall of residence or university-approved housing.
• A great selection of accommodations in the halls of the university is offered on or near the campuses of study, which are equipped with all facilities and amenities needed to make a student feel at home.
• Free WIFI and Internet facilities are available all across with 24/7 residential support.

Helen Baker, author
John Box OBE, Academy Award and BAFTA-winning British film production designer and art director
Noel Clarke, director, screenwriter and actor

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Rowan Carstairs, 1973–1977 (philosophy: North London Polytechnic), entrepreneur, writer, and social housing advocate
Edward Clarke, Victorian British barrister and politician

Greenwich University has a strong alumni network of 50,000 members, including industry leaders, business owners and professionals. University of Greenwich notable alumni include Roy Hodgson( Football Manager, Crystal Palace Football Club), Steve King( CEO of Publicis Media) and Byron Cole ( Best Selling Author and CEO of the BLC Group).