The best aspect for me has to be the well-being support that the University provides. When I first moved to the UK as an international student it was tough for me to adjust to my surroundings and I was going through a very stressful period of my life. It was a relief to know about the free counselling services that the University provides and it helped me bring myself back up and grow as a person. The worst aspect was the slight lack of events organised for the January intake of students. It is understandable because very few students joined during January but I still felt a bit sad when I saw all the events organised for the September intake. We didn't even have half of what the September intakes got in their first 2 weeks of University.

I felt quite prepared for my course because our course leader thoroughly explained the syllabus and our dissertation process in the week before our classes began. The teachers in all my modules are kind and we can contact them about any difficulties regarding studies without any hesitation. My dissertation supervisor has been really helpful to me - she ensures that we have at least monthly discussions to keep up with my progress and has helped me work on my research skills as well.

It is situated in Central London and it is right opposite the Baker Street Station. Very accessible and safe. We have 24-hour security. Maintenance services are provided within a day or two. I live on the 19th Floor and the view is gorgeous. I can see the BT Tower, the Shard, the London Eye, and Big Ben. It is a really good place for the amount that we pay and the reception staff is always very helpful when required.

The first thing that got me interested in the University of Westminster was the fact that I could study multiple subjects and have a dual bachelor. What really sold me on the university was how personal the teaching approach is. Instead of being a number in a big school or a class with 300+ students, you get seminars with 20 students maximum which makes it personal and you feel like you matter. I think in terms of improvements, maybe a place outside where students can hang out but understandably it can be difficult in a big city!

For me the course is just what I was looking for! I feel I have enough hours with the teaching staff and also enough time on my own to study. The learning experience is never boring and you always feel like you're learning something

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