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Night life in London is very varied and there are no chances of boredom at all. Everyrhing you could possibly want is right down the street from where you are staying. There are lots of clubs like Whisky Mist, Movida, China White, etc. where forgetting of everything and just relaxing and getting real jam. And that is without any mention of Leicester Square, where amazing clubs are just next to each other like shops on the Oxford Street!

The door staff everywhere is professional and very quick. Once you are inside, there are many attractive and creative people. No drunks or kids, just a professional, elite. It is not uncommon in London clubs to meet even some stars like Ashley Cole (a football player), Pixie Lott, Laura Whitmore, JLS, David Beckham, etc. which are having fun as normal at the next table.

Each club has got it own style and of course music. Some of them are playing R'n'B and some electro-house. For example Jalouse caunted as one of the best clubs in West End, Mayfair. There Thursday night sees a very cool collection of tunes from regular rotating DJs. Light electro beats with a dance fusion gets the party started. Other nights include electro-rock funk that is edgy and slightly different to the trends the other clubs in the area are following. Guest DJs are booked on other nights, including such class acts as Bob Sinclar, pulling in huge crowds and insuring the party lasts well into the early hours of the next morning.

This new course gives you a chance to specialise in public relations while studying in London, the hub of Europe's PR industry. The pathway covers all key aspects of public relations practice. These include concrete skills, such as the abilities to run a press conference, to create high quality written work for a range of audiences, and to construct a website. Just as importantly, you will gain an understanding of how to set up, run and evaluate a PR campaign. The course also gives you lots of experience in giving presentations.

Alongside your studies of PR practice you will also gain an up-to-date, critical understanding of the PR industry.

All the teaching staff on the PR pathway have many years' experience in different parts of the PR industry. We also benefit from having the UK's PR industry on our doorstep: throughout the course you will hear from and meet a range of PR practitioners working within different fields in London and beyond.

The inclusion of PR within our long-established BA Media Studies programme reflects our belief that would-be PR practitioners will benefit from a good understanding of the media and the way in which journalists work. To this end you will study a range of journalistic techniques and media theory alongside the specific PR modules.
Year One

During the first year we will introduce some basic, practical skills, including techniques for handling the media. You will produce a portfolio of written work including press releases, leaflets and internal communications material. Together with your fellow students you will set up and run a press conference. You will also design an individual website with the aim of using it as a PR tool.

At the same time, you will look at the PR industry and the role it plays in social, in political and economic life and its relationship to the media. Your lectures and seminars may cover everything from celebrity and consumer PR through to the controversial role played by political spin doctors, the role propaganda plays in contemporary wars, and considering who has the upper hand: journalists or PR people.
Year Two

During the first half of the academic year you will focus on PR campaigns. You will undertake a case-study of a real-life PR campaign, and, responding to brief, develop and present your ideas for your own PR campaign. You will also prepare a portfolio of desk-top-publishing quality material.

During the second half of the year you will have the opportunity to take a module in Corporate Communications. This will enable you to devise and present an effective communication strategy, while applying a range of analytical techniques to evaluate the communication programmes of major players in the global marketplace.
Year Three
You will undertake a final public relations project which will involve planning and implementing a PR campaign. You will also take a final module in which you will look at some of the current issues in PR, bringing you up to date with the latest thinking as you prepare to enter the industry.

Contact: Trish Evans, Course Leader in Public Relations.
Email: evanstr@westminster.ac.uk

London is the shopping capital of the world. From the boutiques of Bond Street to the teeming Oxford Street fashion stores and vibrant street markets, there is something to suit even the most discerning of shoppers. Pick up the perfect gift from a luxury department store like Fortnum & Mason or while away an afternoon in the world famous halls of Harrods, our shopping guide is packed with all the advice you'll ever need!
London has a lot to offer the shopper from large department stores to exclusive boutiques. There are many areas to go on shopping trips, such as Oxford Street, Covent Garden, and Knightsbridge. London has a variety of amazing shopping molls, for example you can find the best designer clothes in places like Harvey Nichols, Harrods and Selfridges. Or if you are interested in cheaper brands, the best place to go is Westfield, which is considered the biggest mall in Europe.
Famed for its elegant stores, fine art, antiques, designer fashion and precious jewellery. Bond Street is home to many of the world’s most desirable goods and prestigious brand names such as: Asprey, Bulgari, Cartier, Chanel, Dolce & Gabbana, Graff, Gucci, Hermиs, Louis Vuitton, Ralph Lauren and Tiffany & Co.

Wanna be a PR professional?
Do you find yourself enthusiastic, creative and communicative?
UNIVERSITY OF WESTMINSTER is the BEST choice for YOU!

People like Vivienne Westwood (famous fashion designer), Charlie Watts(musitian, a member of Roling Stones.), Derek Bryan (English Diplomat), Jon Ronson(journalist) and Christopher Bailey( fashion designer of Burberry) are all graduates of the Westminster University.

According to the official Westminster Statistics there is more then 23.000 people from 123 different countries studying at the University. This makes students more inquisitive about other cultures, therefore people are very friendly and it is easy to make friends.

There is a wide variety of different societies, which are set up and run by the students of the University of Westminster. These societies represent a number of interests and cover a wide range of topics. Any student of the university can become a member of the society and can attend society’s events.

Westminster University also offers students the opportunity to participate in the arts .You can participate in the Music Concerts and drama, attend art exhibitions or student fashion shows.

University of Westminster gives students a brilliant opportunity to get a high quality education, to get your dream job and make friends for life. The outstanding academic staff team of the university is always there to help you to achieve your ambitions and develop individual talents.