From my personal experience at this University, I believe it to be very supportive with your studies. I like how your tutors provide you with as much resources as possible to support you with your assignments. However, due to the wide spread of campuses it makes it harder to socialise and lacks that community feeling.

Amazing university at an incredible location. Teaching staff, lecturers, and overall community were so supportive and helpful. It was a great opportunity and some of the best days of my life spent there.

The University of Westminster is a good uni which attracts a diverse array of people due to its central London location. Regent Street campus is beautiful and mostly all of the lecturers on the Criminology course are funny, kind and genuine. However, frequently the teaching styles are monotonous and uninteresting – leading you to question if it was worth the expensive rush hour train ride there. Also, there seems to be a lack of community-feel amongst students with unfortunately a lot of segregation amongst classes. It doesn’t really feel like you’re part of a community – more so that you’re independent, which is both good and bad. The facilities are good, and I look forward to going there. I will definitely miss it when I graduate, especially as the course is so interesting.