Angela Crosti is a third-year Photography BA student at the University of Westminster. She works with analogue and digital photography, and her work is often about youth and adolescents, documenting experiences or events that have left an impact on the…
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Our innovative Fine Art Mixed Media BA course will allow you to explore and develop work across multiple contemporary fine art disciplines. We interviewed Aleksandra Lewczuk, one of our second year Fine Art Mixed Media students to find out more…
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Welcome to our spotlight series showcasing our students’ work from different Art and Design courses at the University of Westminster. This time, we’re focusing on the Illustration BA course, taught at our Harrow campus, also known as our creative hub….
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Architectural technology is the application of technology to the design of buildings. It’s a component of architecture and building engineering detailing. Often graduates can choose to work as Architectural Technologists in architectural practices as part of the design team or…
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Recently, five second-year students from the Photography BA course were granted £8000 by the Arts Council (National Lottery Project Grants) to produce an open call exhibition that promotes the work of young artists who have been affected by the lack of opportunities during the pandemic. We sat down with one of the students, Jeanine-Celine Horgos, who wrote the application to find out more about the project.
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Have you ever wondered what students from different courses get up to? In this article, we’ve outlined what a day in the life of Fashion, Graphic Design, Photography and Contemporary Media Practice students often looks like. Fashion Design BA at…
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Joseph Calabro, an alumnus of the Computer Games Development BSc course, has since graduation published his own computer game called Takotan. The game is now a huge success and available in several countries and across multiple platforms such as the Playstation Store, XBox and Steam. We sat down with him to find out more about his game and career aspirations.
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As you may know, to become an architect, you will need to complete a degree recognised by the Architects Registration Board (ARB) in two parts and three years of practical work experience.
Once you’ve graduated, you can choose to work for a private architectural firm, in public sector roles or even set up your own practice or become a freelance consultant. Whatever you choose, the opportunities are endless. In this article, we interviewed Ella Riley, our very own architecture student to find out more about her journey.
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Welcome to our spotlight series showcasing our students’ work from different architecture courses at the University of Westminster. This time, we’re focusing on our Architecture and Environmental Design BSc course, taught at our Marylebone campus in the heart of Central…
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What makes our Illustration BA Honours course different from other courses and what’s the secret behind our students’ success? In this article, we reveal five reasons why you should study with us on this programme.
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