The University of Westminster is in the heart of London and Harrow, and has a distinguished 170-year history. It attracts more than 20,000 students from 150 different countries. The university's research leads the way in many areas including art and design, media and communication, English, architecture and built environment and allied health. Internationalisation, employability and sustainability are key elements of the university's vision for the future. Accommodation There are around 2,061 rooms available to full-time undergraduates and postgraduates. Prices vary but start at £120.75 per week, per person for a shared room. Facilities The university is investing £60m in redeveloping its campuses at Marylebone and Harrow. It is proud of its student exhibition and gallery spaces – from P3, the dramatic underground space dedicated to the creative industries at the Marylebone campus, to the contemporary exhibition area of London Gallery West at the Harrow campus, and the gallery space at the university's headquarters on Regent Street. The Regent campus gym offers cutting-edge cardiovascular equipment, free weights, resistance equipment and a power plate, alongside two dedicated studios and a large multipurpose hall. This hosts a range of classes and activities including yoga, martial arts, aerobics and dance. The university's 45-acre sports grounds are located at Chiswick, and include synthetic turf pitches, tennis courts and natural pitches. The grounds are complemented by a main pavilion housing restaurants, bars, a social room and changing facilities. The historic boathouse on the River Thames marks the finishing point for the Oxford and Cambridge boat race. Students can get involved in the award-winning Smoke magazine and Smoke radio station. Transport Three of the four campuses are in central London with excellent links. The fourth, in Harrow, is a 20-minute tube ride away.