University of Westminster

I did the 4 year degree (LLB Law Solicitors Exempting degree) which combines two qualifications - LLB and LPC. I am very pleased with the course structure and the teaching. All of my lecturers were academics as well as practitioners and thus they were able to explain the law by using examples from their professional practice! I had a chance to do work experience at the Law Pro Bono clinic at the University which was an invaluable experience to my CV! (I got a job before I even graduated!)

Wonderful campus great lecturers

Freshers week was wonderful, the university mentors and staff all made sure to ensure all new students that they were welcomed with open arms! I don't say in accommodation The facilities are excellent, I feel like I have endless resources at my fingertips to ensure my work is done to the highest standard. The amount of information and help resources are the best part, because it helps me in feeling confident in completing the work I'm provided with. Also, the staff are excellent in ensuring we feel completely supported. I'm used to city life as I've lived in London my whole life.

It was hard as I was working the entire time 0 nights off Beautifully sparkly clean. Fun place to live . Got good people here Full of people , have a lot of good times and easy to network Specifically caters to what I love to do and a lot of 1 on 1 support Fun because it's such a huge environment full of all types of characters

I am currently a postgraduate student at the University of Westminster. I am taking International Commercial Law LLM.
This university won my favour because of the content of the course I chose. There are many relevant modules, in addition you may take a module from other lelated courses. For me as aspiring to work in a commercial field the subjects are priceless. I get an in-depth knowledge and analysis from teachers who are both renowned academicians and practitioners.
The University of Westminster will definitely boost my chances for a prestigious and interesting employment.

There was always something to do. Staff was very responsive on any outstanding questions/inquiries on the courses. Did not live in accommodation Westminster had very good facilities in terms of space. There is a big library on every campus. They had a good variety of big lecture halls and classroom tutorial rooms. Very clean aswell. The course was very interesting for me which my lecturer made. They were not boring and were interactive too. Westminster university is placed in the heart of London. This was perfect for when I need to pop into shops or get a nice meal. It was always lively and there was always something to do.

Freshers week was very fun as I got to meet new people through different events whilst meeting other people on my course. The layout is very nice and feels spacious. The classroom and lecture halls are very spacious and is very comfortable to learn in. The course is very interesting as you get to learn about different aspects of business. The city life is very fun as there is many things to do and go.

This course is really beneficial if you want to get a job in translation. It offers a mixture of theory and practical lessons, and you are able to use professional software that translators use. I have learned so much already, and I have only been there for 3 months.

I havent had many nights out this year, but this is due to personal preference rather than a lack of activities. In terms of my teachers, they all exude professionalism and are openly passionate about the course they teach, which is communicated by how knowledgeable they are about the topics. They provide engaging material that makes completing coursework much easier, and they provide so much support and feedback for all the students.

There are many different societies available at The University Of Westminster, but not enough students to run it. I signed up for the Harry Potter Society, but was sent an email saying that the first meeting had been cancelled and that I would be emailed with a time and venue for another meeting, but I did not receive an email and the society did not run. The local area is beautiful, but the nearest shopping mall is like a 15-20 minute bus ride away.

Great, altough very confisung. I just came to London at that time and didnt know whats going on It was too expensive for me. I had to rent privately Great! Everything I needed The lecturers were extremely friendly. I loved talking to them The city is amazing. I still live here