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Everything contributed to a very good university experience

I enjoyed the silent library, the beautiful newly built prayer room, the large computer room ( 1st floor I think) but these definitely need some heat during the colder months because when I was doing my assignment for a few hours, my toes had gone numb. I like the library in general but it can someone’s get too hot and noisy as people use it more for social gathering.

The best aspect of my university experience has been the community at Westminster and the confidence I have gained throughout my time here. The environment has encouraged me to become more independent, engage with different perspectives, and feel comfortable expressing my own ideas. The lecturers have been supportive and approachable, and I have particularly valued the opportunities to participate in discussions rather than simply learning from textbooks. Westminster’s central London location and diverse student community have also made the experience feel genuinely connected to the professional world. The worst aspect has probably been that, at times, balancing academic work with personal responsibilities could be challenging. I also think there could be more opportunities for students to build connections with employers and gain practical experience directly through the university. While there are careers events and opportunities available, expanding these further would help students feel even more prepared for life after graduation. Overall, Westminster has given me much more than an academic qualification. It has helped me become more confident, independent and ambitious, which is what I value most about my university experience.

More staffs and study rooms as well

The best aspects are diversity, understanding and supportive coordinators and staff, embracing environment overall. The cons I would say the facilities we are lacking crucial software licenses that are main part of our work, and some equipment are crucial to running our projects, yet they are outdated and need maintenance. We have an awesome technical team doing their best, but sometimes the facilities might be completely lacking that we have to go do the work elsewhere. We need a lot of intracollaboration withion our own research groups and a lot of workshops. We also need to focus on providing grant and funding writing workshops so we as graduates would be able to secure postdoc at our very own university of westminster.

I really enjoyed studying at the University of Westminster mainly because of the facilities and student support that they provided. I always found myself in the library and the student hub area. I found it to be great places where I can be productive with my uni work. The lecturer and tutors were also very approachable and helpful. I was also very happy that there was the Westminster Employability Award where different courses and programmes are available for the students to participate. I participated in it and was able to complete the Silver Award. I was able to gain skills that I am still able to apply now and even in the future. I see that my university really values the feedback and opinions of the students and they really do something to improve. I have seen this throughout the 3 years I studied.

It is a great place to study

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Such a good support network of academics who have time for you and want you to succeed.

The best aspects were the lecturers I was taught by, as they were all kind and helpful, and so were my peers. Every room and facility that I needed to use or go to was easily accessible. It is a great place to study as there are minimal distractions to keep my head down and crack on. My university experience could be improved by maybe having classes more close together instead of a 2 hour gap in between, classes together or with shorter breaks in between would have helped me with the flow of continuing in that study mindset.