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Roehampton or Westminster??

bansheeee*

I can't decide!!! :frown:

Reply 1

computersaysnooooo

Seeing as I haven't a clue about their courses or teaching I'd go by location therefore Westminster

Reply 2

c550j

westminster for media and fashion!

Reply 3

harpdevil

Really depends what course you want to do?

zoology

bansheeee*

zoology

Well Westminster does not have a Zoology undergraduate pathway - so if you want to do that, then go somewhere that has a single honours pathway in it.

However, I'm guessing across the board for biosciences and biological sciences etc. Westminster probably has a better research profile and stronger department than Roehampton.

Check here (I've actually checked myself and Westminster did do very well for research in comparison to Roehampton - it probably has better facilities and labs/space etc) :

http://www.rae.ac.uk/

Though again it depends on how the atmosphere of the place is - hence go and visit each place, look around and ask questions.

Reply 6

Lion17

What about software engineering and computing? Which would be better for that?

Reply 7

Huma.4644

Hey, I am confused between rohampton and westminister for software Beng course?

Reply 8

Roehampton Katie

Official Rep

Original post by Huma.4644

Hey, I am confused between rohampton and westminister for software Beng course?

Hi @Huma.4644

Thanks for getting in touch!

A warm welcome to Roehampton, we are a green campus in the heart of southwest London, giving you the best of both worlds, along with guaranteed affordable accommodation.

If you chose to study BEng Software Engineering with us, you will graduate industry ready with skills in:

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software development

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software engineering

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verified and secure software development

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data management and engineering

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computer systems and cyber security.

Don't expect to be sat in a lecture theatre, you will be learning through interactive classes, working in the computer labs and taking part in project based learning.

An optional placement year will boost your employability, giving you valuable work experience and connections to the industry, making your journey as a graduate much easier.

We look forward to hearing from you and maybe seeing you on campus one day!

Good luck with your decision making!

Katie- Roehampton Rep