Business and Management at the University of Westminster

Here at the Westminster Business School we have a whole raft of courses that students can take. They can choose modules based on their interests or career aspirations. They also have a choice of specialism and a degree structure. They can also choose three years full-time or four years degree with a one-year work placement or study abroad opportunities. I decided to study at the University of Westminster because it's in the heart of London and this gives you many opportunities not only to experience the university life but also people, culture. The location of University of Westminster is just too good to be true. I have made so many friends who not only live in central London but outside of London as well. The first thing that really stood out to me was the huge array of nationalities here so it kind of made me feel at London is one of the most diverse cities in the world. It is also one of the most significant business hubs. They're right in the hive of activity especially for business and so that gives us opportunities to get great guest lecturers in, collaborate with these external organisations because they want to help us as well because we're right on the doorstep. We're in this together. The part of the course that I've enjoyed the most is the wide variety of topics that the university offers and a good balance between lectures and seminars with interactive activities. Modules are based on case studies, insightful discussions and hands-on projects that allow me to apply theoretical concepts to practical situations. We're working really hard to ensure that every student gets some practical experience and to give you an example a company will come in and give a talk to the students about what they want and what they're looking for and the students then work on a real live company brief. From dedicated professors to academic resources such as personal tutors I've always felt supported and encouraged to succeed. The academic support here at the university is quite fantastic. I am very good friends with my course leaders. We've got lovely facilities on campus that people can enjoy. One standout facility here at Westminster is the social space. This place is a great place to study but both relax in between classes. So my favourite facility is definitely the library. It's the social space where me and my friends can hang out, study together, do our assignments. My advice for someone who's wanting to study at University of Westminster would be embrace opportunities, network and explore London. My advice for someone looking to study at Westminster would be attending as many experience days as possible as well as exploring the different business courses that you have. Come to our open days, they're really good. You can speak to the professors, check out the library, get a tour of the campus and get any of your doubts cleared. A lot of people say that the world is your oyster but I would say that University of Westminster is your oyster because you can do anything you want in this university.