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The University of Westminster has been delivering transformational education for over 180 years. As a, global university, with a pioneering history, they offer a vibrant learning environment that focuses on nurturing and inspiring students from all backgrounds, providing them with the knowledge and skills they need to excel.
Join the University and you’ll join an international community of over 19,000 students from 169 countries, spread across four campuses: The Cavendish, Regent and Marylebone campuses are all located in vibrant central London while the Harrow campus, with its first-rate facilities, is just a short tube ride away.
The University offers over 200 undergraduate and postgraduate courses, which are highly regarded, both by students and industry regulators. According to the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) Panel, “the University of Westminster delivers teaching, learning and outcomes for its students that meet rigorous national quality requirements for UK higher education.”
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“I thoroughly enjoyed it. Yes, it is a difficult degree but the level of support my personal tutor gave me was brilliant. The modules are so interesting and being able to go to The Hague and see institutions we’ve only ever studied was such a great experience.”
“My experience studying at Westminster for the past 4 months have been extremely amazing. Very comfortable and friendly in many ways.”
“Enriching experience in every aspect.”
The University of Westminster’s dedicated Careers and Employability Service has strong relationships with a growing network of over 7,000 potential employers and professional associations and provides exceptional careers support and guidance.
Throughout your journey at the University of Westminster, you will have access to a comprehensive range of tools and support services to help your personal and professional development.
This includes:
Undergraduate courses have also been designed to help you develop the skills and attributes that enable you to become a highly employable, globally engaged and socially responsible citizen. The university won’t abandon you when you graduate either. They support graduates for three more years beyond graduation; you can continue to access their support services and resources.
The University was a finalist for Best University Careers/Employability Service in the 2017 National Undergraduate Employability (NUE) Awards. Over 84% of all Westminster students are in work and/or further study within six months after their graduation.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“Our tutor always sends us emails on how/where to find jobs/summer schools etc.”
“Careers department is very helpful.”
“Networking events, placements, guest speakers.”
University of Westminster degrees are recognised in the workforce with more than 50 separate professional bodies offering accreditation, approval or recognition of courses, or membership for graduates. The Westminster way of teaching ensures dynamic and supportive learning environments, responsive to changes in teaching practice and new technology. The University puts you on the doorstep of endless opportunities; your classroom goes well beyond the walls of the University and your learning will be enhanced with guest lectures from key industry professionals.
The University’s courses are praised in their student reviews for teaching a mix of theory and practical based knowledge. The passionate, helpful and inspirational lecturers are also mentioned regularly in reviews.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“Lecturers were great.”
“I like that we learn about new things- they know how to make it interesting.”
“Professional and supportive staff.”
The University of Westminster Students’ Union (UWSU) is an independent organisation run by students, for students. The aim of the UWSU is to make your time at university the best it can possibly be.
UWSU represents your needs as a student, protects your rights and makes sure your voice is heard when key decisions are made at the University.
In addition to representing you, the Students’ Union maintains a busy calendar of social and extracurricular activities and events. UWSU makes sure your time studying is not only productive but fun!
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“It's very inclusive; students from different backgrounds get along well.”
“Students' Union is really good. They helped me in order to solve some problems with my teachers. They are helpful and kind.”
“Regents representative is really great, always willing to talk.”
The University’s halls are all located centrally, a short tube ride away from the University’s four campuses. Most of the rooms available are single bed, en-suite rooms, with shared kitchen and living areas. Prices start from £175.98 per week* and are inclusive of utility bills. You can take a look inside these residences on upcoming Open Days or see their virtual tours of Harrow Hall and Raffles House.
If you’d rather live in private accommodation, there is an abundance of choice available. Rental costs vary depending on the type of accommodation and area of London you choose to live in, but you can expect to pay upwards of £250 per week.
Whether you are looking to stay at University halls or in private accommodation, the University’s Student Accommodation team can assist you in your search. They also offer advice about issues such as tenancy agreements and dealing with landlords.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“Small but with quality. Near the Uni.”
“Everything is tidy and fine (Marylebone hall of residence).”
“It looks basic uni accommodation. Our cleaning lady always keeps the kitchen super clean. And also, it's super near to the school. So, for me, it's very good to go to the library whenever I want. Last but not least our room maintaining system is very good. So, I had a problem with my sink but they change this immediately. Overall it's very good for me.”
Over £60 million has been invested in the University's facilities and resources in recent years with new and exciting developments to the campuses, including: a brand-new digital Fabrication Laboratory for architecture and construction students; the installation of a Bloomberg Financial Markets Suite (the University is one of only a few universities to offer this); and the complete restoration of the historic Regent Street Cinema.
Other excellent learning facilities across the campuses include:
There are plenty of non-academic facilities for students to utilise outside of lectures, including cafes, prayer and quiet rooms. For sports fans, there are excellent facilities at the Harrow sports hall and gym and the Regent Street gym. The 45-acre Quintin Hogg Sports Ground in Chiswick includes football, rugby, cricket and hockey pitches, netball and tennis courts and a boathouse.
Whether you are studying, playing sports or enjoying the arts, the facilities make the University of Westminster an exceptional place to learn, live and work.
Westminster students are happy with the modern facilities and several commented about how much it helped when it came to hitting deadlines and revising for exams.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“Has everything I need for my studies in up-to-date condition.”
“Good technology for CompSci students and game development.”
“Everything here is great and it's really convenient for students.”
There is no doubt that London is one of the most exciting cities in the world. If you come to study with The University of Westminster, then London is your campus.
You'll have a lot of fun exploring the city, from taking a ride on the London Eye to visiting historical landmarks such as Big Ben and the Tower of London.
London offers bustling shopping streets and the West End, tranquil parks and squares, and centuries of culture embedded in internationally renowned archives, libraries and museums.
London is where tradition meets innovation. As such, the University of Westminster offers the ideal environment for living and learning.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“It's awesome being close to my favourite hangout spots.”
“Lots of museums, bars, clubs, touristy places.”
“Great, right at the centre of London.”
Studying for a degree means a lot of hard work, but there’s also plenty of time to relax and enjoy yourself at university, and few places offer more ways to have fun than Westminster.
The University offers 70 societies covering interests from Photography to Harry Potter. With so much on offer, there is sure to be something that you’re interested in. If not, why not apply to start your own society and bring together other like-minded individuals?
Westminster also has 25 sports teams, so there is plenty to get involved in!
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“ILSA is a fantastic student group.”
“Really great, it's the best way to make friends outside your course.”
“Lots of fun and great to meet new people.”
We understand that starting university can be nerve-wracking. The University of Westminster offers a comprehensive range of services designed to help support you with your studies and with your adjustment to student life.
The following list includes just some of these services, and a more in-depth list can be found on the University's website.
University of Westminster students on Whatuni say:
“Very good. There is help for everything and the staff are always understanding.”
“Great support system behind every student.”
“Excellent services provided.”
Studying at university is a long-term investment in your future. There are a number of costs that you will need to cover while you’re there, including tuition fees and living costs. It is important to explore your funding options before you start your course to ensure you are able to cover these costs.
The course fees vary depending on what it is that you choose to study. More information regarding these fees for the upcoming academic term can be found on individual undergraduate course pages on the University’s website.
Scholarships/ Bursaries
There are many opportunities for both UK and international students to receive financial support from scholarships. In 2016/2017 approximately 670 students benefited from the scholarships funding available at the University of Westminster.
To find out which scholarships you are eligible for, view the full list here.
Architecture
The University of Westminster is one of the largest providers of built environment education in the country, educating more than 2,000 students at the campus in central London. At the campus in Marylebone, you can develop skills by using cutting-edge facilities and newly refurbished studios and workshops, including the Fabrication Laboratory that launched in April 2015. This creative hub offers advanced digital-making facilities enabling processes such as ABD and plaster 3D printing, CNC knife cutting, large-scale CNC routing, CNC metal milling and robot fabrication.
Film & Media
The University of Westminster is recognised by the industry as one of the top media teaching institutions in the UK. A number of the courses are approved by Creative Skillset, the training body supporting the creative industries. The rigorous approval process for the design, creative and digital industry courses shows them to be not only of high quality in their education but also absolutely crucial to the needs of the industry.
Fashion
The University of Westminster has a globally-respected reputation for producing highly creative and successful fashion professionals. They have produced outstanding alumni including London Fashion Week designers Roberta Einer, Claire Barrow, Liam Hodges and Ashley Williams. Former President and Chief Creative Officer of Burberry, Christopher Bailey is also a Westminster graduate.
In February 2018, Westminster became the first university in the world to show a selection of their graduate collections on the official London Fashion Week Schedule (Fashion Design BA Honours).
Business
Located in one of the world’s main financial and business centres, Westminster Business School is international, professionally focused and research engaged. Graduates have gone on to start their own successful businesses, as well as building careers in a variety of sectors including accounting, management consultancy, retail and small business management.
Law
As a leading legal institution, the University offers an extremely wide range of practice-oriented courses with strong links to professional organisations. The flexible and practical courses are designed to help you develop rapidly into a confident professional. The University provides you with a host of opportunities that will boost your career and develop your professional and transferable skills.
Entry requirements for each course may vary and are provided on the individual course pages on the University of Westminster’s website. You will need to submit your application via Universities and College Admissions Service (UCAS). Please visit the UCAS website for information on completing your application.
For some courses, you may need to attend an interview, complete a short assignment or submit a portfolio.
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