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Students as Co-Creators<\/p>\n
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A core part of our partnership work at Westminster is the Student as Co-Creators Programme. This initiative provides opportunities and resources for students and staff to work together on research projects and enhance learning and teaching at the University of Westminster.<\/p>\n
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The Students as Co-Creators Programme gives students an opportunity to share their perspectives and ideas, shape their learning experiences, build networks and develop skills in team-working, leadership, communication, research, giving presentations,\u00a0and managing projects and budgets. These experiences support students\u2019 academic careers while also helping them gain important skills to enhance their employability.<\/p>\n
The Students as Co-Creators programme has three distinct strands:<\/p>\n
Westminster student participants have taken advantage of many opportunities to showcase their work on the Students as Co-Creators Programme, both internally and externally. The\u00a0student partnership blog\u00a0<\/strong><\/a>documents some of these experiences.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n