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Very interesting course, love the practical side of the course. Facilities and support services are all good
Great lecturers, they are very passionate about their subject and make the lectures very interesting.
Very interesting social life and academically sound. The course is quite challenging and interactive
Practical skills + academic study is the best part of the course, we get the practical experience of organising real events which is totally amazing
I am having an enjoyable experience at the Uni. The course is interesting and is well structured, tutors are helpful and with this degree I am sure my chances of getting into a dream job is quite high
good teaching modules and good facilities but lacks better video/film equipment to make their students have the experience and be ready to go into working in the work industry.
Dear fellow students around the UK and to whom else concerned, In writing this review I am taking into consideration the viewpoints of my fellow friends and students at the University of West London. Apart from a small percentage, most of the lectures and tutors are inadequate. Students are left worried and concerned about many issues regarding their course and studies. I have experienced this first hand, I tried to get the help and support and was shunned by the head of hospitality. Complaints have even reached the director of the university, which have been ignored or poorly responded to. Actual seminars and lectures are OK, but could be improved greatly. Most students leave half way through as most of information is irrelevant to assignments. Some teachers refuse to check work and rarely respond to emails. There is a lot of bullying that occurs during and after class from some students, which has been ignored by security who witnessed this first hand. Overall, unfortunately staff are rude, unhelpful and unwilling to go the extra mile to support their students. I write this with regret but my experience alongside many students at the University of West London who have not bothered to speak up, definitely would NOT encourage any new students to join this university. Full-time hospitality courses can be only 2 days per week with around 8 hours of teaching. We pay full time fees at 8,000 per year, honestly a complete waste of time and money. Most of us have self-taught ourselves from home using snippets of power points dated back 4 years. Yours sincerely, Anonymous.
This university is very welcoming and there is always someone there to help with your enquiry. The student support Wellbeing team are very helpful especially if you have any learning difficulties, I am dyslexic and they helped me a lot when I needed the support in my assignments. The main negative about the university however is parking so if you are planning to travel by car this will be an issue as there is not a designated parking area and most places are permit holders only or you can only part for up to 1 hour. The lectures on the other hand are very nice, they are welcoming and friendly which helps you settle into the university lifestyle.
I really like my university campus. I'm located at Ealing and although it isn't finished yet the classroom sizes and layouts are very good. The teachers are all very nice and welcoming. My course has no exams so I like the fact that we have a personal tutor to support us with any problems including personal ones that affect our work. I really like the location of the university. I'm from south East London and I've never really been to the west part but I like how the uni is a 10/15 minute walk from Ealing Broadway which is really helpful when you need last minute supplies. The only negative I have is that the library isn't on site but it's at Ealing Broadway although in the process of being moved and not too far it is a slight inconvenience.
It depends on you really, if your a person who keeps their head down all day and studies hard then this university does offer a reasonable amount of help and resources that you will need. However if you also value your social life then I wouldn't pick this uni as the best one for it, as they don't have much to offer for students studying in campuses other than the main campus itself and I believe the university could do more.
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The best thing is that everyone is always very keen to help you and you never feel left alone. The worst thing is probably the distance from town.
