Theo Panda / 12 March 2025 / Categories: Education, Universities and Colleges

University Of Westminster and World Mental Health Day 13th March 2025

Welcomes neuro divergent students

What’s happening on campus at University of Westminster tomorrow to celebrate and embrace World Mental Health Day, March 13th, 2025.

Depending on who you ask University of Westminster is quite easy to get into, rejecting only 10% of applicants and students from overseas needing a grade point average of 2.5-2.7 out of four.

It’s a private university establish in 1875 with average annual fees about £45K so more prestige I’d say than academic excellence, I chose it for the Architecture reputation and the schools long association with RIBA, Royal Institute of Architects.

I am also neuro divergent so the approach to students with “issues” or different needs, was very important to me when choosing where to study.

What’s going on;

Aside from a load of fun activities, check the link there are also a bunch of training opportunities for anyone interested in a career in mental health support roles or just working in themselves, Green Dot Training, Look After your Mate is a workshop taking place on Wednesday 12th March and credits are available for Westminster Employability Award.

There is also a mindfulness taster session happening, loads of sports activities and UWSU activities too so loads going on to meet new people and learn new skills.

Students moan about student loans, how expensive university is but for me how progressive and forward thinking the establishment is goes a really long way for me and the work and effort that has gone into World Mental Health Day at the University of Westminster I am really proud to be a part of.

Come on down and check out what we’ve got going on.

Open arms, open door policy. Most events are free.