Architecture degrees

The University is a very inclusive environment and very quickly I managed to feel an integral part of the university. There are many societies as part of student union that offer extra curricula activities to really make the university experience memorable.

The business and engineering buildings are both very modern and give a great atmosphere to study in. Loads of studying spaces and available classrooms with the center of Bristol being a 10 minute bus ride away. On campus there are multiple shops and restaurants available and there is usually a special food truck on campus. There is the student union bar available and its relatively affordable compared to other pubs. Some of the negatives is that the traffic around Bristol (And UWE Frenchay) is horrible, basically anytime between 6am-9am and 2pm-6pm the traffic is nearly at a standstill. During the day the university gets quiet overcrowded and its hard to find a spot.

It's a very central location in southampton, close to the train station and the city centre. Very well internationally connected, with partnerships at universities all over the world. The teaching could be improved as students feel they are not prepared for assignments and we don't have enoiugh contact time with tutors

The University of Brighton is a great place to study; in the heart of the city, you're only ever a stones throw away from the beach or the iconic Lanes. All the staff are incredibly supportive and there's little doubt they want you to achieve your full potential. The only downside of my time at the University of Brighton was that much of my time was marred by strikes. Whilst I 100% back and support all striking workers, it was clear that University management had very little care for staff and students. Especially if you're a humanities subject.

It’s based on the city, with no campus, which has pros and cons. But overall I personally like it! Norwich is super charming with cathedrals and traditional pavements. It’s quiet and safe compared to London city life but still enough around so you don’t feel stranded.

The location is super nice with a beach near by and all uni buildings close together. The facilities the uni has to offer are good library, ravelin sport Center. The sport clubs available are extremely enjoyable. The welfare and student support is good but could be advertised a bit more often so everyone knows what’s available and where etc

The University of Greenwich has an amazing atmosphere that just feels great to be a part of. Everyone, from colleagues to teaching staff, is friendly and always ready to help. The way they teach is engaging and really gets your brain working. Plus, all the teachers have loads of experience and are super dedicated to helping students succeed. The student help center, library, labs, and classrooms are all top-notch, set up to give students the best possible learning environment. Everything is so well-equipped, providing maximum exposure and opportunities to learn. Honestly, I can't think of anything to improve because the university is always making things better for us students. It's just perfect!

This university carries the perfect balance between what is typically seen as the 'fun' student life and the work needed to do well once you have graduated. They assure students are gaining the best experience possible along with the best education deserved. The facilities are very modern and makes the students feel engaged and excited. One of the aspects of Middlesex University that makes it stand out is the level of support provided to the students. There are many different levels of support varying from in class to how to make the perfect CV and enhancing any skills such as English and Maths.