The Urban Design courses at Westminster provide a coherent approach to issues that face our cities, combining structured academic study with live design projects, allowing you to develop practical skills, a theoretical understanding and an informed approach to sustainable urban development.
Taught by legal experts, this is an opportunity for LPC graduates to extend their research further in an area of interest within legal practice, through a research module and a dissertation.
The International and Commercial Dispute Resolution Law LLM is intended for anyone wishing to demonstrate a commitment to contentious law in international and commercial legal contexts.
This course provides a thorough academic and practical grounding in the key aspects of investment and risk finance, delivered in an intensive learning environment.
At Westminster Business School we focus on developing confident, capable business leaders able to meet the challenges of succeeding in a global business environment.
The MSc in Addiction and Mental Health is designed for all those with an interest in addictive behaviours and mental health.
This course is recognised as a world leader in music business management education, and will prepare you to become one of the next generation of music industry leaders and music entrepreneurs.
This course, established in 1995, was one of the first Masters in Health Psychology, and has been accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) since 1999.
This new Creative Writing: Writing the City Masters course is the first to focus entirely on the city of London.
MA Product Design recognises that the challenges and opportunities for product design and product designers are being constantly re-imagined as the unpredictability of the future tests our capacity to adapt, invent and apply creative design solutions to emerging needs and scenarios.
This innovative postgraduate construction course is aimed at graduates who are already in, or have been in, construction-related employment, and who aspire to senior positions in the fields of project management.
This is the third and final adjunct of architectural education is designed to take place during the second period of mandatory practical training after the completion of the Part 2. The course can be completed in 12-24 months. Graduates of the course can apply for Chartered membership of the RIBA.
This course is aimed at those who work, or seek to work, in developing economies, or who wish to develop their careers within the support organisations for the developing world.
In today's business environment effective project management (PM) is now an integral influencer of success.
This course is designed to produce the future leaders of the Public Relations Industry. You will not only learn the practical skills required to embark on a career in PR but also the research and analysis skills that will help you get ahead.
Tourism is an increasingly important part of our lives, and the tourism industry is one of the few global industries forecast to grow in the long term.
The course is suitable whether English is your first language or not. It will provide you with professional training aimed at the translation and interpreting markets, and an opportunity to build on your existing language skills to develop a career in those sectors.
This course gives you the chance to study English literature in a modern university environment, while taking advantage of the wealth of resources offered by London’s rich cultural life.
This course encourages a variety of approaches from speculation, theories and practices to explore, create and communicate new perspectives on fashion underpinned by fashion's wider cultural, ecological and social context.
This programme develops entrepreneurs who can build and capitalise on the existing strengths in the UK and international fashion industries. This course will enable individuals to build and capitalize on existing strengths both in the UK and internationally