I feel like if you make it so, you get your money’s worth. The teaching for my course personally is incredible - I have professors that are incredibly smart but have never made me feel like I am below them, and they have gone above and beyond to give us support. Westminster also has a very wide range of amazing services that you’d otherwise have to pay for. Counselling, legal aid, gym, every LinkedIn learning course that you can possibly think of, career coaching, opportunities to connect with employers and more. Most notably, something I have not seen any other university offer, Westminster Working Cultures, in which students apply for international trips funded by the university to learn about overseas working cultures and network. My trip was to Singapore, and it was quite literally a career turning point. There are so many extra things that you have access to as a student. The campus look and feel and location are great. I love walking to campus, and I think Westminster facilities are beautiful and professional. Modern but classic, well equipped and secure. For negatives, I can only really say that sometimes communication with departments is hard and slow. I have only had this experience twice. First with the IT department when my laptop broke down and I needed a long term laptop loan urgently as I had deadlines approaching. While it’s a good thing that whenever you have a problem as a student, the university has means to help you, it was a very slow process in an urgent situation. Second, the visa department. As an international student I needed urgent documents so I could get my VISA that took an extremely long time to deliver. I would have to phone every day at my 2-3 am and it still took so long that I was a month late to the course because I got my documents right on the deadline.

The course is in person. It gives you all the flexibility to focus on what you want by choosing your courses after the first semester. I think the selection of what is offered is really good. As said, I have great lecturers who I learnt so much from. Rarely have I had lecturers who I struggled with. Contact time is also very good. For every course, we get a handbook with staff contact details and office hours which are generally online and very accessible. For most of the staff, if you ask for another 1-1 you’ll receive a positive response and the seminars, which are quite small, will allow you to get answers to questions etc. The only reason career prospects is a 3 is because there’s limited prospects for the course itself, therefore it’s hard to find variety and options. However, I will say that more of an effort could be made with international students as we have the hardest time finding work.

It’s expensive but it’s London. I personally loved Wembley even though it’s not that close to central London. I found it very student friendly, public transport is very accessible, and it’s very modern and nice. There’s police a lot of the time which can be annoying, but I’ve never felt unsafe.

Best aspects is the opportunities provided through the uni via email. Improvements could be made with some updated technology as sometimes the boards don’t work

Best aspects of course are engaged lecturers who genuinely seem interested. Improvements could be made as sometimes they upload the slides too late