The University of Westminster’s Faculty of Science and Technology provides courses in a variety of disciplines and formats at a variety of levels, from undergraduate and postgraduate/research degrees to continuing professional development.
Subject areas
Biomedical sciences
Biosciences
Business Information Systems
Complementary Medicine
Computer and Network Engineering
Computer Science and Software Engineering
Electronic Engineering
Multimedia and Games Computing
Nutrition
Psychology
Research
Research in the Faculty of Science and Technology encompasses a wide range of disciplines, drawn from the life sciences, electronics and computer science, and psychological sciences.
Our research is internationally recognised. In the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, the majority our research outputs were classed as Internationally Excellent (3*) or World Leading (4*). The same was true of the real-world impact arising from our work.
Our research is supported by major grants and awards from government departments, research councils, the European Union and industry, and benefits from strong national and international links with leading academic and commercial organisations.
Career
The Faculty of Science and Technology has extensive, state of the art laboratories. These facilities will equip you with the technical know-how for your career. Our courses have a strong emphasis on developing and using your practical skills.
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ICT services
We have 34 specialist labs for teaching, research and student learning. These labs are equipped with over 700 desktops and four operating systems: Windows 7, Solaris, Linux and Mac OSX. Our computers contain a full suite of software, and we provide an online repository of additional programmes you may wish to download.
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