Jordan Graham

Studying Sociology at the University of Westminster is the best choice I could have made. I wanted to study in central London, so Westminster was the perfect location for the next three years of my life.

My degree was the most interesting part of my three years in London. There was a selection of modules, so I never felt stuck and never had to do something I didn’t enjoy. I have a strong interest in race, and the degree had a number of modules on this subject. These modules taught the primary ideas of race and how they are still prevalent in society to this day. It exposed me to a lot of exciting and unusual concepts, which really questioned the current world we are in. These questions and ideas lead to my dissertation analysing ideas of race and multiculturalism, which was the most challenging but most worthwhile part of my degree.

I must give some credit to the lecturers, who were always supporting me and my work. They will always make time if you reach out to them. I’ve left the University of Westminster with my degree, a bunch of ideas that I want to explore and my studies have made me look at everything through a sociological glass (like how men take up so much space in public areas).