University of West London

Brief overview

The University of West London (UWL) is known as the 'career university' for its high standards and graduate employment rates. Students enjoy green spaces and proximity to central London. UWL was voted Best University for Student Experience and Teaching Quality by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024.

UWL enjoys an extremely high graduate employment rate of 98% and is the top university in London for employability (Higher Education Statistics Agency 2018). Graduates from UWL have found employment at a variety of top businesses and professional organisations, including IBM, Google, and Microsoft.

What do we do?

At the University of West London, courses are taught by experienced staff in small class sizes with modern facilities, preparing students for successful careers. UWL has two main sites in Ealing and Brentford, connected by a free shuttle bus. Ther Berkshire Institute for Health is in Reading. All sites are equipped with state-of-the-art facilities.

What makes us special?

UWL has invested over £150 million to enhance its learning and social environments. The university features research centres, performance spaces, laboratories, and studios. The Paul Hamlyn Library offers quiet zones, breakout areas, and IT suites. The UWL Sports and Fitness Centre includes gym spaces and fitness studios. The UWL Students’ Union (SU) is dedicated to student wellbeing and success, offering a range of support and social services. With over 30 clubs and societies, students can engage in career interests, hobbies, and sports. Book an open day to learn more about the vibrant student life.

What course opportunities do we offer?

UWL offers 110 undergraduate courses aligning with in-demand careers, providing students with valuable work experience opportunities.

Student Life

UWL is committed to providing excellent value for money with competitively priced tuition fees. The university offers various undergraduate scholarships and bursaries to help students finance their studies. Accommodation options include university-managed shared flats and houses, off-campus housing, and assistance with privately rented housing.