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I love how my uni has an employability focus and encourages students to reach their max potential through various schemes such as Future Ready career mentorship, Westminster Working Cultures and Westminster Employability Award
I appreciate that the university promotes global mobility for its students, and I find it encouraging that there are many opportunities for grants and funding available to help students be entrepreneurial and travel around the world. One unique program called "Westminster Working Cultures" allows students to visit different countries and explore workplaces of alumni who reside there. This initiative encompasses a wide range of locations, from Singapore to Istanbul to Toronto, and it has greatly benefited me in many ways. Additionally, I like the grading method the university uses. However, I find it disheartening that there is a lack of funding available for undergraduate students, particularly concerning bursaries or scholarships for international students like myself. Often, I feel like I am unable to receive any form of assistance from the university at all.
Great opportunities (internal, international etc). Academic staff is very caring and eager to help you succeed. Processes could be streamlined and made more effective. Lack of genuine friendships made. Students aren't interested in what they are learning.
Please give more actual care to international students instead of only making awareness, maybe have a department or reach out to international students in person to take action rather than putting signs and boards in the forum. Please try truly taking our voices to avoid inadequate talks and sensitive offending stereotypes (Racism and political hostility). Even some of the professors have stereotypical acts towards international students and sometimes they use their authority and privilege as English first-language speakers to degrade international students for their less proficiency in English. If you wish to know more in detail I have so much to say. The environment is seemingly inclusive but still, the attention and support to international students are neglected and superficial instead of actual.
My experience is university great nothing worse l face
The campus I study at (Marylebone) is a great spot in London, with lots of places to eat, shop, study etc. In terms of improvements, I think the campus could be expanded, if possible, with new spots to relax with friends because sometimes there are so many students that there are no places left to sit, so I am stuck standing and eating. I strongly believe that improvements must be made regarding this matter.
Facilities are horrible, especially the toilets,
I think I like the facilities of the Bloomberg suite as a Finance student.
I love the facilities and clubs around uni
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Supportive and encouraging community with so many opportunities available.
As a hijabi, it is good for me in a way that i did not face any racism and all faculty members and students are very Welcoming.
Plenty of help and support from all staff. Plenty of learning spaces and self study rooms that cater for everyone’s needs.
