London Met SU is home to over 10,000 students studying in North London and East London, across our three campuses on Holloway Road, Aldgate and Shoreditch. London Metropolitan University is a diverse and exciting university that challenges how our society works and prepares graduates to thrive and continue to challenge and change the world around them.
We currently have no career opportunities available. Stay tuned for future opportunities!
Register Your Interest to Work With Us in 2026–27
Are you a new or current student at London Metropolitan University looking to earn some extra cash, build your CV, and be part of student life during the 2026–27 academic year? Good news, we’ve got paid opportunities waiting for you!
We’ll be recruiting students for a range of roles across the Students’ Union, all focused on making life at London Met the best it can be. Whether you’re looking to gain experience, meet new people, or work flexibly around your studies, we’d love to hear from you.
Why work with us?
- Gain valuable work experience
- Develop transferable skills
- Meet other students
- Work alongside your studies
- Earn some money to help during your studies
Our main office is in Holloway. However, casual student staff roles may be based at the Holloway, Aldgate, or Shoreditch campuses, and successful candidates will be expected to work in person throughout the academic year.
We also know that being a student can be tough, so we offer competitive pay and flexible working around your studies. If you are interested, please complete the form using your London Met account, and register your interest. You’ll be the first to hear about our student staff roles!
Register to work with us! Academic Year 2026–2027 – Fill in form
We will be in touch with you in the early summer to let you know when we go live with our roles and how to apply.
For any questions contact us at hr.su@londonmet.ac.uk!
Shape the Future of LMSU: Become a Student Trustee!
Want to lead your Students’ Union, gain incredible executive experience, and make a real impact for thousands of students? Your seat at the table is waiting.
What is a Student Trustee?
As a Student Trustee, you’ll sit on the LMSU Board of Trustees - the highest governing body of the Students’ Union. This isn’t your average volunteering role. You will work alongside external professionals and your Elected Officers to steer the strategic direction, financial health, and legal compliance of LMSU.
Essentially, you ensure the Union is doing the absolute best it can for London Met students.
Why apply?
Boost your CV: Gain rare, high-level governance experience that looks amazing to future employers.
Develop elite skills: Sharpen your strategic thinking, leadership, financial oversight, and decision-making abilities.
Make a difference: Directly influence how your Students’ Union is run and how your union funds are spent.
Flexible commitment: Meetings are scheduled around your studies, making it completely manageable alongside your degree.
Who are we looking for?
You don't need a background in business or law to apply. We want passionate, dedicated London Met students from all walks of life. Whether you’re an undergraduate, postgraduate, full-time, or part-time student, your unique perspective as a London Met student is exactly what our board needs.
Ready to stand out?
Before you apply, please download and read our full Recruitment Pack to understand the role, responsibilities, and time commitments in more detail.
📁 [Download the Student Trustee Recruitment Pack (PDF)]
How to Apply
Once you’ve read the pack, filling out the application is quick and easy. Click the link below to submit your application.
👉 Apply Online Now: [LMSU Application Form Student Trustee (Volunteer) – Fill out form]
Application Deadline: 3pm on Wednesday 17th June
If you have any questions about the role or need adjustments for the application process, please contact us at hr.su@londonmet.ac.uk
These resources from the Careers and Employability Service will be useful when applying for a role:
Applicants are also advised to read our Advice for all job applicants page