My experience of Brunel has been very positive overall. I have always felt included and found somewhere I feel like I belong. Very happy with the services that brunel supply and the facilities offered. The campus is a nice place to be and all the staff are very friendly. Plenty of events to keep the students entertained and plenty of opportunities for students to build their professional skills through the university.

University's facilities are very good. Wide range of sports facilities including an Indoor athletics track. There is a wide range of food options on campus and there are constantly stalls being set up that offer fresh produce, cakes and boos. Library is quite large and there are separate facilities for people with disabilities or dyslexia.

You are assigned a personal tutor when you join in first year who is your point of contact if you have any academic issues. Lecturers are also always available to contact via email and they all let you know when they are free for you to drop in and see them face to face. There are counselling services available at the university for any personal matters and they are very well advertised across the uni.

Student union is very good. Always putting on events that everyone can enjoy and take part in. The SU will always be pushing new inclusive ideas so no one gets left out. Being a very diverse University, sometimes it might be difficult to find events that include everyone, however, I think the SU does it will and is a good representative of the student body.

Everything is located on campus so you're never more than 5 mins away from lectures or shops on campus. Uxbridge station is only a 15-20min walk away, where there is an underground station, which gives you direct access to central London. Their is a Lidl near by where you most students on campus will go shopping.

Brunel has a wide range of societies and sports. Several sports teams for almost any sport you can think of and their are constantly new societies being made. Sports is a big thing at the uni and even if you don't play sports, other non-sport related societies are always available e.g. gaming society and even a Drum and Bass society.

Lectures are all have a good knowledge of what they are teaching and the content is well put together. I wish it could be a bit more interactive than just a powerpoint for most the lectures.

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University has a professional development centre. This is available to all students and they really help when applying for graduate schemes and placement jobs. Very good service, which I know isn't offered at all Universities across the country. The PDC will help with CV writing, interviewing techniques and will give you practice assessments.

I think it’s a one of the best universities in UK someone will say that it’s to far from London but it should be like that because we are here to study and there also everything that student need is in campus. I don’t know others but i love this university.

One of the facilities is that you know about your exams month before it and can prepare for it.

Accommodations rooms is exactly student room there everything that need student for her/his student life