University of Westminster Department of Journalism and Mass Communications - Campuses

Campuses

Westminster has four main campuses, three of which are in central London:

• Regent Street Campus
  • 309 Regent Street (Main site)
  • Little Titchfield Street
    • 4-12 Little Titchfield Street (School of Law & Library)
    • 16 Little Titchfield Street (Education Abroad Centre)
  • 32/38 Wells Street
• Cavendish Campus
  • 115 New Cavendish Street (Main site)
  • 101 New Cavendish Street (Corporate Services & Westminster Exchange)
• Marylebone Campus
  • 35 Marylebone Road (Main site)
• Harrow Campus
  • Watford Road (Main site)

Non-campus sites:

• Central London Assessment Services (CLASS)
  • 70-74 Great Portland Street
• Quintin Hogg Memorial Sports Ground
  • Cavendish Road, Chiswick
• University of Westminster Boathouse
  • Ibis Lane, Chiswick
• Westminster University Centre for International Studies in Paris
  • 115/117 Rue Notre-Dame des Champs, Paris, France
• Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)
  • 12 Istiqbol Street, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Westminster's Regent Street campus comprises a group of buildings clustered around the university's historic headquarters at 309 Regent Street. These include the Wells Street buildings and the Little Titchfield Street building which houses the library for the School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Languages and the School of Law. Moreover, while the UK arm of the Diplomatic Academy of London (DAL) is located within the Regent Street Campus, the Centre for International Studies in Paris (a satellite campus) makes for the DAL's French arm. The now defunct "Regent Street Cinema" can also be found within the 309 Regent Street building, however the venue currently serves mainly as a lecture theatre for students. There are plans for a restoration to revive the cinema for the public as the "Regent Street Cinema" (whilst maintaining it as a lecture theatre).

Westminster's Marylebone campus is located on Marylebone Road directly opposite Madame Tussaud's and Baker Street underground station. Built in the 1960s it is home to the School of Architecture and the Built Environment, Westminster Business School, the Institute for Modern and Contemporary Culture, the Students' Union and Inter:mission bar. The P3 exhibition area, a 14,000 sq ft (1,300 m2) space located in the former concrete construction hall of the university's School of Engineering, was opened in 2008.

Westminster's Cavendish campus is a modern glass and steel building in New Cavendish Street (Fitzrovia) and adjacent to the BT Tower. It houses science, engineering and computer laboratories and the Policy Studies Institute as well as the Westminster Business Consultants (a junior enterprise established in 1995 and run by students of the University). Cavendish campus is close to Warren Street, Great Portland Street and Goodge Street underground stations.

Westminster's Harrow campus is the campus for Media, Arts and Design courses. It is also home to London Gallery West which exhibits a broad mix of contemporary media, art and design work. The nearest Tube station to the Harrow campus is Northwick Park on the Metropolitan Line.