University accommodation includes Harrow Hall and Alexander Fleming. Published 2025/26 full-time hall prices range from £190.89 per week for an Alexander Fleming budget room to £312.34 for a one-bedroom flat; a £250 damage deposit is listed for the standard full-time tenancy. Private housing costs are not fixed by the university and should be researched separately.

Students live in a central London environment with supermarkets, cafés and restaurants near the campuses. The university's financial guidance treats food as part of the student's separate living-cost budget; it does not publish a universal meal plan or guaranteed cuisine provision, so students should check campus and neighbourhood options for their dietary needs.

Westminster teaches across central London campuses including Cavendish, Marylebone, Regent and Harrow. Cavendish houses science and technology facilities; Harrow is the creative hub for film, television, media, art, fashion and music. Campus location and facilities vary by course.

Westminster publishes student advice and visa support through its Student Hub and Student Advice team. London safety is location- and travel-dependent; students should use university guidance, emergency services and official transport advice rather than treating a general city description as a safety guarantee. The Student Hub provides study support, personal tutors and Student Advice covering issues including funding, benefits and visas. The university's Zone29 careers and enterprise service lists tailored career guidance, mentoring, work experience, study-abroad support and start-up or freelance help.

University accommodation includes Harrow Hall and Alexander Fleming. Published 2025/26 full-time hall prices range from £190.89 per week for an Alexander Fleming budget room to £312.34 for a one-bedroom flat; a £250 damage deposit is listed for the standard full-time tenancy. Private housing costs are not fixed by the university and should be researched separately.

Students live in a central London environment with supermarkets, cafés and restaurants near the campuses. The university's financial guidance treats food as part of the student's separate living-cost budget; it does not publish a universal meal plan or guaranteed cuisine provision, so students should check campus and neighbourhood options for their dietary needs.

Westminster teaches across central London campuses including Cavendish, Marylebone, Regent and Harrow. Cavendish houses science and technology facilities; Harrow is the creative hub for film, television, media, art, fashion and music. Campus location and facilities vary by course.

Westminster publishes student advice and visa support through its Student Hub and Student Advice team. London safety is location- and travel-dependent; students should use university guidance, emergency services and official transport advice rather than treating a general city description as a safety guarantee. The Student Hub provides study support, personal tutors and Student Advice covering issues including funding, benefits and visas. The university's Zone29 careers and enterprise service lists tailored career guidance, mentoring, work experience, study-abroad support and start-up or freelance help.