From hotels to watches, British steel to building equipment, restaurants to Italian delis, UWL alum Ian Carter has done it all. But he still recognises the important role that UWL had in shaping his career.

The results of the National Student Survey (NSS) 2024 were published on Wednesday 10 July and UWL has achieved an overall satisfaction rate of 86%*.

Over 30 employers and education expert attendees included representatives from Berkeley Group, HS2 Ltd, SCS Railways, St George, Flannery, West London Business and West London Chambers of Commerce.

Agata Kubiak-Kenworthy played violin for the legendary singer at the Royal Festival Hall in London.

The module, taught by lecturer Dr Nicole Miller, explores theories and social and economic factors surrounding mental health diagnosis.

The annual prize gives graduating students the opportunity to work with professional directors on two pieces for a showcase on Wednesday 17 July.

Students have been nominated for an innovative podcast on climate change and sustainability. The awards ceremony takes place on 19 September 2024 in Northfields, Ealing.

The conference brought together over 100 delegates from UK universities and businesses as well as countries including Japan, Portugal, Saudi Arabia and South Africa.

This is the second time this collaborative exercise between Wizz Air and students studying aviation courses at UWL’s London Geller College of Hospitality and Tourism has taken place.