London Metropolitan University Suspended
The UK Border Agency has revoked (withdrawn) London Metropolitan University’s license to sponsor students from outside the European Union.
Well, What this means to you as an non EU student/ existing London Metropolitan University student or a new student who is planning to travel to the UK
If you are an existing London Metropolitan University student with a current, valid visa and on holiday outside the UK, then you can return to the UK. London Metropolitan University students who are already in the UK with a current, valid UK visa do not need to do anything immediately. More significant matter is if you are a new student who is planning to travel to the UK to start studying with London Metropolitan University then you should not travel.
London Metropolitan University’s HTS status was suspended last month while the UK Border Agency (UKBA) examined alleged failings consequently it was revoked (withdrawn) yesterday, meaning thousands of its non EU students may face deportation and the university is stripped of its right to admit non EU students.
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Why has London Metropolitan University been banned from accepting foreign students from outside of the European Union? An interesting analysis by BBC Home affairs correspondent Dominic Casciani: London Met’s foreign students
Students from London Metropolitan University launched a sit-in protest: video;
A blog entry at Guardian written by a lecturer at London Metropolitan University on University’s license revocation and students English standards
Q&A on London Metropolitan University’s visa licence suspension/revokation