Business Management (Entrepreneurship) - BA (Hons)

University of Westminster, London

My worst experience was the one two staff members at my campus that worked in Costa coffee at the business school was rude to me during my first year which lead to me having a panic attack in the bathroom. I went to order a coffee I asked if they could make me a latte please not to strong if they could add vanilla and caramel syrup with oat milk please at the time I was revising and I wanted something to wake me up I wasn’t meant to be drinking to much caffeine so that’s why I had ask for a small amount please half a shot or less the First Lady with a short bob dark ginger disregarded me and said she’s not serving me the then the other lady was really rude and was just saying what do u want and slammed the drink down at me unfortunately the coffee was black Americano with a splash of dairy milk I haven’t ordered from them since then

The sports teams and gym facilities made my experience so much better. The free breakfasts and coffees in the morning was a great part of the morning routine. The teachers and lecturers were great with their communication and support in my experience.

The University of Westminster is a great place to study because of its diverse and welcoming community, supportive lecturers, and excellent London location. Studying in London provides valuable opportunities for networking, internships, part-time work, and exposure to different industries, which helps students connect their studies to real-world careers. I have also appreciated the practical elements of my course, such as group projects, presentations, and research tasks, which have helped me develop communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills that will be useful after graduation. The university could be improved by making communication across modules more consistent, especially regarding assessment deadlines, expectations, and feedback. More detailed and timely feedback would help students understand how to improve their work. Additional quiet study spaces, extended library availability during busy periods, and more career-focused workshops, networking events, and employer connections would further enhance the student experience. Expanding wellbeing and mental health support and ensuring students can clearly see how their feedback is acted upon would also help students feel more supported and valued throughout their time at Westminster. Overall, Westminster offers a positive and enriching student experience that encourages both academic and personal growth, and with a few improvements it could become an even stronger environment for future students.

My experience at the University of Westminster has been very positive. Studying in central London gave me access to great professional, social and networking opportunities, while the university offered plenty of ways to get involved beyond academics. I particularly valued the practical approach to learning, supportive lecturers and opportunities to develop my confidence and professional skills. While organisation and communication could sometimes be improved, overall I had a rewarding experience. Graduating with First Class Honours, I feel Westminster gave me a strong foundation for the next stage of my career and I would encourage students to make the most of the opportunities available.

They were very supportive accommodating mental health support and assuring you are the best student you can be ! I felt seen cared for and just exceeded every expectations with lecturers supporting you all the way