On 27 April, a Doctoral Conference was held at the Faculty of Science and Technology of the University of Westminster. All the PhD researchers of the faculty presented their research work either by oral presentation or poster presentation. I got the…
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“I’m excited to inform you that you’ve been nominated for the Postgraduate Course Rep of the Year Award at the UWSU Awards Ball!” I was still for a minute after receiving the email. Really?! I’ve been nominated!?! Yes! It indeed…
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No introduction necessary! Let’s dive straight into this list of 5 Innovative Tools and Untapped Platforms to Help you Ace Your Finals: 1. Quora How many of you heard about Quora? If you have never used this platform before, I suggest to give…
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Meet our most recent international guest blogger Chia-Ju Li (Jenny), who completed the 7-week pre-sessional English course last summer and is currently studying on MA Fashion Business Management at Westminster. Read her post below to learn more about her student life in London…
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I go into uni for about 13-14 hours a week. I have four modules per semester which have coursework divided over the entire duration of the semester. I have two practical and two theory modules. I am taught with a…
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The University of Westminster has four campuses across London. I study at the Westminster School of Media, Arts and Design on Harrow Campus. My campus is a very self-sustaining one. It has everything you could possible need! Halls of residence, gym,…
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When I submitted my scholarship application earlier this year, I eagerly waited for three months for the outcome. It still feels like a dream to me that I am actually studying at the University of Westminster and I had the…
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“Two beheadings out of six wives is too many” – Henry VIII What are you doing today? Nothing? Good… Jump on a train and head to Hampton Court! A day trip to Hampton Court is a great way to spend…
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Is London losing its Palimpsest Character? London is a living organism [Fig.1] constantly changing. By the mid-twentieth century the city started facing dramatic transitions. Firstly, The Second War World burst into the social fabric, deteriorating collective networks, thus affecting the…
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Meet our latest international guest bloggers, Elisa Ramirez and Subhashini Robert William, who are sharing their list of eight favourite things about studying English at Westminster. 1. Being part of a diverse community One of the most exciting things about Westminster is its…
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