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The health and wellbeing of our students is our top priority and we're delighted to partner with TalkCampus to provide this additional level of support. We hope this will complement our in-house Student Services team, which covers the Counselling Service as well as the Disability and Dyslexia Service (DDS), by providing students with instant access to reassurance and support, at any time of day.

For more information visit the London Met TalkCampus webpage.

The Student Services Seasonal Support Guide is now live for Summer 2024. Please see the Seasonal Support Guide webpages for further information on a range of university and external support which is available for you over the summer. This includes suggestions of ways for connecting with others, finding activities and general support and wellbeing.

The Counselling Service are running a number of free to access groups for students across this academic year. These include a Weekly Wellbeing Drop In and groups for students who are Survivors, LGBTQIA+, Students of Colour and Neurodiverse Students. Please see the Counselling Service Groups Webpage for further information.

The IEA Task for the the January 2025 Exams and December 2024 LPC Solicitors Accounts Exam is open from the 11 November 2024. The deadlines for completing the IEA Task are as follows:

• LPC Solicitors Accounts Exam - 22 November 2024
• January 2025 Exams - 2 December 2025

Please make sure that you log into Evision and complete the IEA Task before the deadline to ensure that your Exam Arrangements are in place. If completed, an Individual Exam Timetable will be emailed to your University Email Account shortly after the deadline. The DDS are also running drop-in sessions daily across the IEA Period. These will take place in TM1-33 (Holloway Road Campus) from 1pm to 2pm daily.

Further information on the IEA Task can be found on our Individual Exam Arrangements (on-campus exams) webpage. 

Disability History Month 2024 - Disability, Livelihood and Employment.

Disability is not a barrier to education or employment. With the right information, and the right support, disabled people can fulfil their potential in the workplace and in education. Contact DDS as soon as possible if you have a disability, our team is ready to give advice, guidance and support. 

The University Careers and Employability Team provide advice and guidance concerning work and employment to London Met students, including those who have a disability. See the Careers and Employability webpage for more information, including guidance for disabled students. Don't delay, contact the Careers and Employability Team early!

To coincide with the 'International Day of Persons with Disabilities' the Careers and Employability Team are running a workshop - 'Careers support for disabled and neurodivergent students'. This workshop will cover disability confident employers / disclosure, and also the support that team provides to students. The online event is free and will take place on 3 December at 2pm to 3pm. Register now!