This month, the careers and employability team are focusing on self-care and wellbeing. Here are some helpful tips for managing your wellbeing in the workplace. TIP 1: Exercise: Make time for regular exercise, even if it’s just a walk. Take…
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This October eight students from the University of Westminster attended and presented at the first international academic conference on Sustainable Development Goals (SGDs), entitled Why It Matters, organised by the United Nations Department of Global Communications (UN-DGC) and hosted by…
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Did I miss the memo? I was 20 years old sat in Croydon asking myself why getting amazing grades at school didn’t somehow teach me to be “commercially aware”? Why did no-one mention this to me until NOW, a few…
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So you’ve landed on what seems to be the perfect role, like a shard of gold shining through what feels like a sea of job ads. And then, you notice the salary… How do you know if it’s fair, and…
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Hello! My name is Claudia Picciuto, and the following blog will entail bits of my experience with Santander Scholarships. Throughout my year at university on my way to culminate my Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences I saw an advertisement of…
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The Centre for Education and Teaching Innovation (CETI) is inviting you to become a mentor and join our mentoring scheme. Many students find it easy to adjust to university life, but for others it’s a challenge. To support new Foundation…
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No matter where you are on your university timeline, there are things that you can be doing to boost your employability and prepare for life after you graduate. It’s no secret that the graduate job market is competitive. So, when…
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With two programmes offering virtual and in-person sessions, including to London and a major UK city, undergraduate students will talk to successful Westminster alumni about the method behind their success and explore all the jobs and opportunities waiting for you…
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In this country, if you’re from a poorer socio-economic background, you are less likely to achieve academically than your peers. Could you volunteer for just one hour per week to help us in our mission to close the attainment gap?…
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Want to change… A) Their life? B) Your life? C) Both? Before the pandemic, disadvantaged children were 18 months behind their wealthier peers by the time they took their GCSEs. And now things are even worse. Ten years of progress towards all children getting…
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