Because the lecturers are kind, lessons are engaging and there’s a lot of support.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

Worst is you can’t join online if you can’t come in. Best is that the content is online for you to look at later

• Course content 5.0
• Work placements and internships 5.0
• Lecturers and teaching quality 5.0
• Career prospects 5.0
• Tutor contact time 5.0
• Subject facilities 5.0

Good friends Excellent location Good facilities for a wide range of courses Could have better air conditioning, rooms get quick hot especially in regent street campus

• Facilities 4.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 4.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

I think it's good but sometimes lacks support for students and students union can only do so much to help.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 3.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 4.0
• Students' union 3.0

When I entered 1st year I had little knowledge of sewing and pattern cutting, but I have grown a lot in skills as the course Tutors and Technicians are truly excellent, as they really care about the students work and progress. They take the time to teach you in detail and have a vast amount of knowledge and experience in the industry. The studios are a good size and very spacious. There is access to specialist machinery and Art and Design facilities such as woodwork, metal fabrication and ceramics, just to name a few. There is a lot to gain from this course and a lot to learn such as different fabrications and industrial sewing tips.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 4.0
• Student support 4.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 4.0
• Students' union 5.0

I really love the location; it is situated in central London with excellent Tube links. Being in the West End means it is close to many shopping areas, London landmarks, and offices, providing ample opportunities to meet diverse people from all over London and to enjoy a variety of experiences just by being on campus. The campus facilities are modern, and proper security measures are in place. I appreciate that students receive heavily subsidised lunches, along with free coffee and porridge in the mornings. Additionally, I value the teaching and employability resources available to students here. The only downside is that the campuses are spread across four buildings, but I believe this is to be expected for universities in central London due to limited land availability.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 3.0
• Students' union 5.0

The University of Westminster has an excellent careers support team that genuinely invests in students’ future success. They help students identify the right career path through mentoring from senior and executive leaders across a wide range of industries. The university also runs many strong initiatives that allow students to engage with both public and private sector organisations, giving real insight into different professional environments. One standout initiative is the Westminster Working Cultures programme, a seven-day experience offered in both the UK and internationally. I took part in the international programme in Singapore, which was fully funded by the university, and it was an incredibly valuable and eye-opening experience. Another programme I benefited from was the Sandyhill Leadership Programme, a three-day residential trip to Scotland. The programme was based in a cottage setting, allowing students to step away from daily pressures while taking part in leadership workshops led by the Head of School. The university also offers excellent exchange programmes through partnerships with top universities around the world. I personally completed an exchange at Copenhagen Business School, which has been a strong addition to my academic profile and is something employers value highly. In addition, the one-to-one mentoring programme was extremely beneficial. Professionals provided constructive feedback on my CV and cover letter, as well as mock interviews, which helped me feel more confident and prepared for the job market. Overall, Westminster’s facilities are fantastic. Most coursework is assignment-based and includes group work, which encourages critical thinking and strong teamwork skills, both highly valued in corporate and professional settings. The campuses are located in great areas of London and are very close to underground stations, making them easy to access.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The opportunity to study abroad and having a placement year are great. I have found that they help prepare for the working world with things like cv’s and cover letters. The library is a great place to go. Sometime the marking feedback isn’t the most helpful.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 4.0
• Student support 4.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 4.0
• Students' union 4.0

Travel costs, makes it hard to experience the full uni life.

• Facilities 4.0
• Location 3.0
• Student support 3.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 2.0
• Students' union 2.0

I study Fashion Design at the University of Westminster, Harrow Campus. The facilities for the fashion design course are amazing: we have generous space to create, the Westminster menswear archive is an unbelievable resource I do not wish to take for granted, and the print studio offers an extra specialisation with one-on-one guided support. None of this would be without the highly experienced tutors and technicians who run all these spaces, a true credit to the university. To be a creative/fashion design tutor means you must live in all students' worlds simultaneously, work overtime, be equally passionate about the work, and truly care, and they truly meet that and care. The technicians are experts in their crafts and go above and beyond to help students realise their ideas, specifically in the print studio, which oversees and manages many projects. The campus itself has a brutalist charm and plenty of creative spaces; the library is a lifesaver, open mostly 24 hours. There's still so much potential for the space to get better. I think the common spaces should receive more investment to truly reflect how amazing the courses/tutors are, like a chill, everyday student bar would be beneficial for meeting more people from other courses. Also, a better supply shop - selling calico by the metre would be so fruitful for the uni and the fashion students. For Fashion, the university will provide the best training, ready for the industry.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 3.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

I study at the University of Westminster Harrow Campus. The facilities for the fashion design course are amazing: we have generous space to create, the Westminster menswear archive is an unbelievable resource I do not wish to take for granted, and the print studio offers extra specialisations. None of this would be without the amazing tutors and technicians who run all these spaces, a true credit to the university. To be a creative/fashion design tutor means you must live in all students' worlds simultaneously, work overtime, be equally passionate about the work and more. Technicians, probably understaffed in all honesty, must juggle, usually at least 5-10 students at a time, answering all the questions and teaching skills only experts could know. The staff are incredible, truly underrated, and deserve more support to keep this amazing, university-defining course alive and thriving. I believe Westminster will be on par with the best fashion universities in London and deserves the attention/support to continue to enhance the course and staff to ensure excellence. For the rest of the uni, despite the ex-hospital building having a certain brutalist charm and I appreciate the nature surrounding, I believe the destination being Harrow is definitley an off putting element which in turn the university life should make up for this, however I think it misses the mark. The university does not have an everyday bar that promotes socialising and mingling with other students from different courses, 'messy monday's' has shut down now. 1 - who wants to go out on a Monday anyways? 2 - I dont think the 'club' culture that messy mondays went for was really what people wanted. As a student who by nature spends a lot of time at university, to be able to leave after a long day and go to the uni bar where its chill, cool playlists, a more 'pub' vibe. cheap but good drinks. not a dj club. It would be so nice. Other than the sports facilities being revamped, I think the campus has so much potential to compensate for its more undesirable location-based qualities, but just misses. I know a few people who live in halls who have no friends, there's no push or space to socialise in the way we want to now. I was lucky in halls, thankfully, in 2022, but now it seems quite sad. Also, the uni shop is way too expensive! Also, there is no proper supply shop, just a small section in the uni shop. What happened to the EMS in the library, which looked like a supply shop? Speaking on behalf of the fashion students, the uni would make a fortune and make its fashion students very happy if it sold calico by the metre! Overall, I love the university for my education and the betterment of my future. I love the university for its facilities, specifically the print studio, and the tutors. However, the space itself needs a lot of work to promote more socialising. Simple fix: a student bar, not a one-day club. And a better shop. Also, the library is fab!

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 2.0
• Student support 4.0
• Campus look and feel 2.0
• Student life 3.0
• Students' union 3.0

Some of the reasons the University of Westminster is a great place to study include the resources and facilities at the Harrow campus. The library space and access to databases and resources through the online library have helped immensely. Our lectures take place across the University in different lecture spaces, all of which have access to plug sockets for laptops and multiple screens so that we can see presentations clearly. There is a student shop, cafe and student restaurant, which are great and Convenient for getting lunch or snacks while you're either in lectures or studying. There is a student union on harrow campus and lots of sports and clubs to join.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The library is an amazing resource for us, the endless variety of books is really helpful for us to fulfil our reading needs. Our stores for equipment are amazing and the technicians that go alongside them, any questions or queries are always resolved in good time. The classrooms and studio spaces are also fantastic!

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 4.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 4.0

Just amazing resources and support from staff!

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

I love my university,

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The course content is well structured and all the tutors I’ve had so far are very helpful

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The Central London Location and a campus situated in a historically listed building offer a perfect balance between study and social life. Situated within the beating heart of the Capital City, you are surrounded by thousands of years of history, incredible museums, art galleries, and the most amazing shopping areas, including Oxford Street, Regent Street, Liberty of London and Selfridges. The University's facilities are first-class, and as a bonus, the Regent Street Campus features a professional gym that is free for students and staff. The Campus itself is not too large and therefore not intimidating, unlike other larger campuses. There is a cafe and relaxation areas, although you are surrounded by world-class restaurants, theatres, and parks. As far as I am concerned, nothing needs improving and Westminster University is open and welcoming to all.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The location of my university is the best. You can literally get access to all of the attractive sights of central london when you don't have classes. As for the worst part, there's actually nothing!!

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 4.0
• Student life 4.0
• Students' union 5.0

From my experience, the University of Westminster offers strong opportunities that go beyond classroom learning. I was able to complete a semester abroad, which helped me develop independence, adaptability, and a better understanding of international business in practice. I also completed a placement year, which gave me valuable work experience and helped me apply what I had learned on my course to a real organisational setting. These opportunities have been important in building my confidence and shaping my career direction. Being based in London has also supported these experiences, as it has made it easier to access internships, part-time work, and professional networks alongside my studies. The combination of academic learning and practical opportunities has been one of the strongest aspects of my time at Westminster. That said, some improvements could be made. Clearer guidance and communication around these opportunities earlier in the course would help students plan better, particularly around placements and studying abroad. More consistent academic feedback would also improve the overall student experience.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 4.0
• Students' union 5.0

The best part of my experience at my university is how much it has to offer! I love how we have the opportunity to apply for internal jobs at the university through Talent Bank and the students' union. I also like how it is located right next to Oxford Circus as it is really convenient and there are many halal food options nearby.

• Facilities 5.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 5.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0

The best aspects are the support, the staff and student union are very supportive and there are loads of ways to access different kinds of support. However I would say a lot of students aren't really aware on how they could utilise that support and how it could benefit them, which is something that could be improved on. The facilities are pretty great but the library and Fabrication Lab can get extremely full, very quick. For my course, we once all took part in a compulsory competition, since the deadline was within the week, and the lack of space compared to the number of students taking part, it meant the lines to use some of the laser machines were totally outrageous, many students needed to stay quite late. However, I did enjoy the competition since there were many staff around to encourage us, answer questions and help us develop our projects, despite needing to wait long times to actually bring the project to life. Overall, I would say the facilities are definitely advanced, just not proportionate enough for the number of students, however I know the university is already working on improving this with Zone 29, which is really encouraging, knowing that they understand when something needs to be improved and actively doing so.

• Facilities 4.0
• Location 5.0
• Student support 5.0
• Campus look and feel 3.0
• Student life 5.0
• Students' union 5.0