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Frequent open mics and jam sessions on Harrow campus and occasionally on other campuses as well.

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W1512888

No signs inside the University of Westminster

Especially when you are new, you have no idea where

Block A, B, C and so on is.

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There should be a study maid about the
degree of capacity utilisation, as I think that a lot of
these expensive MAC's are actually never used, its a waste of money.

F.Ex. The room J1.14 where we have two times a week lecture. There

are around 15-20 MAC's which we don't use, not sure if anyone else does.

On the other side, for us photography students the access to the pin walls

is kinda blocked. I am sure this is not the only room where it is like this.

Also power plugs are missing to work with the laptop for the whole day.

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I think the commercial cafeteria in the Forum

should be replaced by something more student friendly

where the prices match an university, not a bar in downtown

London.

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Nicole Nyantakyi

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I support

N.nyantakyi@mywestminster.ac.uk

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Live timetable/ classroom feed

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treaboyce@hotmail.co.uk

Not happy with parts of my course.

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Welcome to the idea wall! To submit an idea for change, that you think should be researched, click anywhere and type YOUR IDEA, YOUR COURSE AND STUDENT ID/NAME.

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Feedback and assessments to be more constructive etc...

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To improve seminar experience across the board

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Learning Futures at the University of Westminster

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Learning Futures at the University of Westminster

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In 2012/13, the university asked students and staff what we can do to improve and make studying at Westminster better. Their ideas have shaped plans for change, which the university is making through the Learning Futures programme.

Learning Futures is making changes to courses, and the university’s approach to teaching and assessment, building on what we already do well.

Learning Futures is made up of four projects:

1. Curriculum and Assessment

2. Transforming Learning and Teaching

3. Westminster Distinctiveness

4. Academic Support

As part of the Transforming Learning and Teaching project, there is a piece of work that will involve staff and students working together as co-creators in learning, teaching and research.

The Learning Futures programme will be contacting students in the coming months with more information about the changes, how they affect you and how you can get involved. Email Learning Futures at learning-futures@westminster.ac.uk