The World Access to Higher Education Network (WAHEN) is the first global network for universities, policymakers, foundations, NGOs, employers and organisations dedicated to addressing inequalities in higher education access and success.

The visit provided the students with a behind the scenes look into the world of modern journalism and broadcasting in the UK.

The topic under discussion was "Embracing diversity: shaping the future of the tourism and event industries."

The visit was an opportunity for students to understand and gain practical insights into employment related issues and how to present cases in tribunal as an HR professional.

Students from two LSFMD courses took over Freddie's and Coffee Union in the Students' Union.

The Society was established in 1842 and covers British medical history from the 1500s to the present day.

The University is ranked First Class once again and is No. 1 in London, No. 1 for carbon reduction and No. 5 for sustainable food.

More than 70 hospitality students at UWL's London Geller College of Hospitality and Tourism joined lecturers and industry guests.

UWL alumnus Lizzy Parker performed at Wyndham’s Theatre in London's famous West End.