194,786 university reviews

The best aspects of my courses included the location of the university, the staff and professors. The worst aspect for me was the stress of deadlines.

I would’ve preferred more hours in the course. I was happy that most of my course is taught in class. A wide range of modules to choose and study from which I quite enjoyed.

Although the rent prices increase every year, it is generally very safe and convenient and saves loads of time and money for commuting and allows you to have your own space and is really in a great location

Good

Good

My lecturers were lovely and properly versed in the the subjects taught.

All great - great tutor support and lessons

Excellent

Worth it

Best aspects is tutor support and regular in person classes.

One of the key benefits of my course at the University of Westminster is the blended approach to learning. The combination of in-class teaching and online resources provides flexibility while still maintaining valuable face-to-face interaction with lecturers and classmates. In-class sessions are particularly useful for discussions, group activities, and asking questions, while the online materials make it easier to review lecture content and study independently at my own pace. In terms of workload, the course hours have generally been manageable and have allowed sufficient time for independent study, completing assignments, and undertaking part-time work. This balance has helped me stay organised and maintain a steady academic routine alongside other commitments. I have also found the academic support to be positive overall. Many lecturers are approachable and willing to help, whether during classes, tutorials, or via email. Being able to contact staff when needed has made it easier to clarify course content and seek guidance when required. To further improve the student experience, it would be beneficial if lecture recordings and learning materials were uploaded more consistently across all modules. Faster responses to emails during busy assessment periods and more frequent opportunities for one-to-one academic support would also enhance the level of guidance available. Overall, the teaching provides a good balance of flexibility, support, and practical learning opportunities.

The work makes sense and feels like real world practice. Digital Marketing also offers great free and some paid tools.

The course utilised a good blend of online and inperson learning which was great and the content was good and helped me develop professionally. There was quite a lot of independent study, on multiple occasions class content could not be delivered in time meaning additional independent study would be needed. Lecturers typically always responded to queries and tried to really help when we had an issue. On the rare occasion some learning resources and lectures where not up to university standards.