I appreciate that the university promotes global mobility for its students, and I find it encouraging that there are many opportunities for grants and funding available to help students be entrepreneurial and travel around the world. One unique program called "Westminster Working Cultures" allows students to visit different countries and explore workplaces of alumni who reside there. This initiative encompasses a wide range of locations, from Singapore to Istanbul to Toronto, and it has greatly benefited me in many ways. Additionally, I like the grading method the university uses. However, I find it disheartening that there is a lack of funding available for undergraduate students, particularly concerning bursaries or scholarships for international students like myself. Often, I feel like I am unable to receive any form of assistance from the university at all.

I believe the course content works well for me because it includes many valuable topics. However, I've noticed that the LLB has changed recently, and I'm unsure how that has affected the content. When I first joined, the modules were very comprehensive, and I enjoyed it. I rarely felt the need to seek out my tutor for clarification, as they effectively communicated the material. When I did require assistance, I discovered that I was able to meet with a tutor. I also appreciate that the grading process is very transparent; the marks are moderated, and I enjoy that aspect of transparency. Overall, the course is delivered effectively, although I believe there is room for improvement regarding the facilities in the lecture hall. I understand that efforts are being made to address this issue.

It is located in the heart of Central London- I think that says a lot!

Great environment for students.

The professors are always engaging and give time ago students.