University of Westminster vs University of Utah

Westminster has four main campuses, three of which are in central London. The Regent Campus, The Marylebone Campus, The Cavendish Campus, The Harrow Campus are the four campuses. 

1,534 acres campus (including the Health Sciences complex, Research Park, and Fort Douglas) located east bank of the Salt Lake Valley, close to the Wasatch Range & approx. 2 miles east of downtown Salt Lake City, Utah.

• The University of Westminster is known for its vibrant student life and offers a wide range of activities and clubs to cater to the diverse interests of its student body. The campus has a lively atmosphere and is home to numerous student organizations and clubs that provide opportunities for students to get involved in extracurricular activities and meet like-minded people.
• The University has a well-established student union that represents students and organizes various events throughout the year. The Student Union provides a platform for students to voice their opinions and concerns and helps create a sense of community on campus. There are also a variety of clubs and societies available, ranging from sports teams to cultural groups, providing students with ample opportunities to get involved.
• The University of Westminster offers a unique campus life experience, with a variety of facilities available to students such as cafes, libraries, and study spaces. The campus is located in the heart of London, providing students with easy access to the city's vibrant culture and nightlife.

100+ student clubs & societies; Campus attractions include: Natural History Museum of Utah, Kingsbury Hall, Pioneer Theatre, Red Butte Garden, Utah Museum of Fine Arts; Sports & recreation facilities include: Rice-Eccles Stadium, Ute Field, Jon M. Huntsman Center, Smith’s Ballpark, Ute Natatorium, etc. Events held: Redfest (annual fall concert), Grand Kerfuffle (annual spring campus concerts), Crimson Nights, weekend road trips, etc.

•  Sinclair Beecham and Julian Metcalfe (co-founders of Pret à Manger)
•  Wilfred Cass (businessman and philanthropist)
•  Raya Abirached (celebrity journalist, and host of the hit TV talent show Arabs Got Talent)
•  Charlie Brooker (BAFTA-nominated broadcaster)

4 Nobel Prize winners; 22 Rhodes scholars, 2 astronauts, various Pulitzer prize winners, Ed Catmull (co-founder of Pixar, president of Walt Disney Animation Studios & Pixar Animation Studios); John Warnock (co-founder of Adobe Systems Inc.); J. Willard Marriott (founder of Marriott International); E. Gordon Gee (past president of universities including Ohio State, Vanderbilt, Brown & University of Colorado); Robert A. "Bob" McDonald (CEO of Procter & Gamble).