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Course content is blended learning

The course is taught in class with several online learning opportunities and additional lectures and discussion you can be a part of. There are regular field trips to institutions for research purposes. For my course, there were regular writing groups, visits to museums and art venues. There is an art centre, Soho Poly where students get get involved and it offers great opportunities to gain more knowledge and skills in the creative industries.

The best the teachers and the content course

The least the location and the big room that the kitchens are small for 7 people and the WiFi

The best aspect of the course was the practical, project-based approach. Most modules involved actually building something, which gave me the opportunity to apply what I was learning and develop my programming skills through hands-on experience. I also appreciated having access to lecturers with industry experience, as they could provide useful context beyond what was covered in lectures. The worst aspect was the variation in how different modules were taught. Some had well-structured content and good lecturer support, while others relied more heavily on independent learning and could have provided more consistent guidance and resources. Contact hours could also be limited at times, meaning that a lot of the learning had to be done independently. Overall, I found the course gave me a good balance of structured teaching and independence, and the practical projects were particularly valuable in preparing me for working in the industry.

The best aspect of my course has been the mix of practical and theoretical learning. I particularly enjoyed working on real-world projects, which helped me develop skills that I can use in my future career. Most lecturers have been supportive and approachable when I needed guidance. One area that could be improved is the consistency of communication and feedback. Sometimes information about modules, assessments or changes could be clearer and provided earlier. I would also appreciate more contact hours and practical, career-focused sessions to help students feel better prepared for working after university.

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What I enjoyed most about the Law course was being able to explore different areas of law and consider both the solicitor and barrister routes. The course gave me the freedom to explore my interests through moots, practical work and discussions, which helped me understand where I wanted to take my career. My lecturers were supportive and encouraged me to think independently. At times, communication around timetables and administration could have been clearer, but overall it was a challenging and rewarding experience.

For studying Law, being in London was a huge advantage. Westminster is close to the heart of the legal world, so I could connect what I was learning with real opportunities through the Legal Advice Clinic, research, advocacy and events with the wider legal community. Being around courts, chambers and law firms made the career feel much more tangible. The only downside is the cost of living, which can be difficult for students. :::

Great for first year no complaints - good to meet new people and make friends from different campuses at Westminster . Sometimes it can get loud with guests in the common room but hey it’s uni life - live the good life

Best: very hands on worst: not many lectures

Best: great location worst: not easy to get things fixed

I studied computer science, so my classes were both online and in class. The duration of each classes are two hours. Almost all of the lecturers are fabulous. They know students name!! Like how great a teacher have to be to know each students name although they're not the best or worst students. Teachers are very easy to approach. If any students need any help even outside the working hours, the teachers still reply to them !! That's the best thing.