Please tell us a little bit about yourself I’m Lorna Kamau, I am from Nairobi, Kenya. My friends say I am short and sweet with an edge. I’m passionate about African women and their empowerment. My experience in the UK…
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Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? My name is Okoye Ifeanyi Clinton, I am from Nigeria and I studied my undergraduate degree at Abia State University in Nigeria. I studied sociology and majored in sociology of development,…
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On 1 July 2015, Westminster Business School’s International Development Management MA course had the opportunity to travel to Geneva and visit the United Nations (UN) headquarters. They were accompanied by a few International Economic Policy and Analysis MSc/MA students. Starting the trip…
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At the beginning of July 2015, students from International Development Management MA and International Economic Policy and Analysis MA/MSc traveled to the United Nations (UN) headquarters in Geneva to learn from specialists across various UN agencies. This is one blog documenting the…
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There are many benefits of being a global university – from international classrooms full of diverse perspectives, to opportunities for travel, networking and collaboration, and for cultural exchange. It is an excellent way for us to share and learn from…
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What a great start to the new season of the MBA Tuesday Club! For those of you who perhaps aren’t as familiar, the Tuesday Club is a monthly event hosted for our current MBA students and alumni. With a guest…
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A big Hello to all you folks reading this blog. My name is Shrey Jain and I’m currently pursuing an MSc in Investment and Risk Finance at the University of Westminster (Jan 2014 batch). My undergraduate degree is in Commerce…
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Okay, so you’re a new postgraduate student and you’ve just arrived in one of the most exciting cities in the world to start your journey at Westminster Business School…It’s day 2 of orientation – how are you feeling? Having gone through the…
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