Get your tickets and rent your tux now – congrats to Deandra Asara and Safia Miller for their nominations in the RTS Student Television Awards 2020!
We will be there to show our support for Cold Fish and Ba-na-na – come and join us for the celebration of great student work.
Congratulations to Daniel and Evann – their film “Feed Your Demons” has been selected for the Sound Craft Skills and Animation categories! We will all be rooting for you February 6th.
We can’t believe it – well actually we can! Melanie Campbell ‘s graduation film ‘Best in Show’ has just won best STUDENT ANIMATION! The is an amazing achievement – chosen from 29 student films shortlisted worldwide – enjoy your trip toNew York Melanie.
It’s great to see such a beautiful film getting the international recognition it deserves!
With students from 165 countries, staff from across the world and a highly international alumni community, the University of Westminster embraces global engagement in all its forms.
We have a rich mix of international partnerships in over 20 countries worldwide, and place particular emphasis on providing international opportunities for our students. Westminster Working Cultures is one of the programmes, reflecting the University’s international outlook by giving students the chance to travel abroad and experience the professional environment and culture in cities across the globe, including Hong Kong, Mumbai and Washington D.C.
Our research addresses global themes and is sustained by international collaborations. Founded in collaboration with the University of Westminster and the Foundation of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2002, Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT) is the first international university in Uzbekistan. WIUT represents a distinctive model of UK Transnational Education (TNE) and an example of a unique and sustainable British-Uzbek partnership and has now established itself as a prominent internationally validated University in Central Asia.
Sixteen universities from London feature in the top 200 of the Times Higher Education International Student Table, making it one of the most represented cities in the ranking. The UK as a whole was the most represented country with 72 universities in the top 200.
Westminster is also listed as the most internationally diverse university in the UK, US, Australia and New Zealand in the Hotcourses Diversity Index (HDI). The Hotcourses Diversity Index allows you to compare levels of international diversity on the campuses of universities in the UK, USA, Australia and New Zealand. The data for the index is sourced from official government sources. Hotcourses says that many students see access to a multicultural community as a vital part of studying abroad.
Internationally acclaimed filmmaker Caroline is visiting Westminster to talk to us about her work next week – everyone is welcome – don’t miss it!
Feb 28th Westminsters animation students attempted to set a record for the number of named characters in an animated film.
People entering the forum were asked to draw a quick sketch of themselves, and the animation students morphed between each drawing to make a film – see if you recognise any faces!
WeAreWestminsterFinalMorfFilm from Westminster Animation on Vimeo.
Don’t miss your chance to vote for winners in the British Animation Awards 2018!
BAA invites you, the audience, to vote for your favourite Short Film and Music Video, from 3 programmes put together from entries to BAA 2018, including several international festival award winners.
Following this 90 minute programme there will be a short break after which there will be a Q&A with the filmmakers, hosted by Hotessa Laurence.
Click here to book today!
Ex- student Dimitris Simou has a film in this years BAA competition – wish him luck!
Ίσως είμαι εγώ / Maybe it’s me – Trailer from dimitris simou on Vimeo.
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