Under the deal, Malvern International will provide international student recruitment, education and support services, delivering a range of pathway and pre-master’s programs designed to prepare students for study at London Met.
The new London Metropolitan University international study centre will offer academic preparation alongside English language development and study skills training, helping students transition successfully into UK higher education and London life.
The international study centre will play an important role in preparing students for study in London, while reflecting our civic mission and values-led approach
Gary Davies, London Metropolitan University
Gary Davies, deputy vice-chancellor (student recruitment and business development) at London Metropolitan University, said the partnership aligns closely with the institution’s values and strategic priorities.
“This long-term partnership with Malvern International reflects our shared commitment to widening access to high-quality higher education and supporting international students to succeed,” he said. “The international study centre will play an important role in preparing students for study in London, while reflecting our civic mission and values-led approach.”
London remains the UK’s most popular destination for international students, and Malvern International said the partnership strengthens its existing portfolio of collaborations in key study destinations.
Ashleigh Veres, senior vice president for university recruitment and partnerships at Malvern International, said the collaboration would open up new opportunities for students seeking a careers-focused education in a diverse global city.
“We are thrilled that our partnership with London Metropolitan University allows students from around the world further opportunities to learn in a culturally rich, diverse and careers-focused university,” she said.
“This collaboration strengthens our existing portfolio and enables a wide range of exciting progression degrees for students studying in the international study centre.”
