I’ve enjoyed my first year at the university of Westminster and don’t regret coming here. It was a great experience. I had amazing tutors and professors. I learned a lot. It is challenging, of course, but if you try hard enough, you will get the best results.

The studios are clean. They have storage space, printers, tv for sharing presentations, big windows. These is a store with materials and large format printers for architecture course. Small cafeteria. However, since the University is in he city center, there are a lot of cafes and restaurants around.

Every student has a personal tutor with whom they can share their problems. There is support for people with disabilities. Also, for those who struggle to submit on time, can always apply for mitigating circumstances and get additional time. Also, people with disabilities or mental health issues can get additional time to submit work. Those who need help will always get support if they ask for it.

The course was mostly taught online this year because of COVID-19, however I enjoyed it very much. In the university studios, it’s also very nice. Architecture course is one of the most difficult ones in terms of the amount of work. But we got all the needed support. Tutors and professors are very professional, friendly and will help you with almost any issue you might have. Usually the teaching hours are 6 hours twice a week, 1-4 (depending on a module) hours twice a week and 1 day is free. The rest of the time we do the work on our own. But then every week we get some feedback from our tutors.

The university of Westminster provides with a lot of courses with career service activities., like CV writing. They also provide with a lot of job opportunities, internships or volunteering.

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