The location of The University of Westminster in the heart of London provides incredible opportunities to immerse yourself in History, culture, restaurants and nightlife. The University has amazing lecturers, fantastic facilities, and wonderful student support, both academic and personal. The campuses offer a variety of facilities so it is important to look at both the course and the campus selected.

The course was taught by fully qualified lecturers often to professorship level. All lecturers were available for academic consultation, advice, and support. Teaching and study time was well-balanced.

The Central London Location and a campus situated in a historically listed building offer a perfect balance between study and social life. Situated within the beating heart of the Capital City, you are surrounded by thousands of years of history, incredible museums, art galleries, and the most amazing shopping areas, including Oxford Street, Regent Street, Liberty of London and Selfridges. The University's facilities are first-class, and as a bonus, the Regent Street Campus features a professional gym that is free for students and staff. The Campus itself is not too large and therefore not intimidating, unlike other larger campuses. There is a cafe and relaxation areas, although you are surrounded by world-class restaurants, theatres, and parks. As far as I am concerned, nothing needs improving and Westminster University is open and welcoming to all.

The majority of the courses are taught in-person at one specific campus or across other sites should the need for specialised facilities arise. The teaching is first-rate with knowledgeable, friendly and approachable lecturers who are specialists in their own fields. The course hours offer sufficient flexibility to allow students to undertake additional study, research, work placements, and internships, while also taking the time to enjoy a varied social life and participate in student union or club activities. Lecturers are accessible either in person, online, or after lectures. This is usually pre-booked, but lecturers will always find time to provide helpful, informative, and academic advice and expertise.