Natural Sciences degrees

Ultra modern Facilities, been to other universities and 6 out of the 8 i've been to in London are old buildings. Student support from Careers network and LSU is superb. Academic writing, CVs and Cover Letters for jobs. Volunteering roles on campus to build CV as well. I think the night life can be improved, and i thing they introduced an international student night so we getting there. So much focus on learning here it really sucks the life out of you but there's groups and fun stuff to do as well outside of sports i mean.

The teachers, so far that I have had, have been so wonderful. I started the first term really worried, feeling a bit lonely and emotional but I felt really inspired and motivated by them. I also think the overall values of the university are so good - it gives opportunities and a voice to all and I’m honestly proud to say that I study there. The thing, however I would improve on is communication. Sometimes it’s hard to get in touch with students services and get responses from them or queries raised. I also find personal tutors aren’t really that supportive.

Best: very friendly campus just out of a great city. Worst: lack of space on main campus during busy periods. The library often becomes busy enough that it is near impossible to find even two seats together

The campus is very green. There's a lot of outdoor space and it makes it a really nice place to study. The city is within a 15 minute walk of campus so everything's really close. However, it is very hilly. That's definitely something to consider if wanting to study here. Student support is pretty great. The well-being team has been super useful and there's lots of help within careers, the chaplains, and subject leads, including personal tutors. However, this is just my experience, and I am aware of other students who have not felt supported by the university. The uni always reminds us of where we can go for help. It's very clear. As for student life, the guild is quite good. There's many societies and there's always events going on in the Forum. However, the nightlife could be improved. It's not necessarily affiliated with the university, but as a student, it would make the uni experience even better. It's not awful, but could definitely be improved. The facilities here are great. There's many top of the range sports facilities , if that's something you're interested in, and lots of study spaces and cafes on campus.

It's great because you do everything when you have time. The coarse tells you how much time you will need and you fit it in around your circumstances. The OU library is available 24 hours a day so always someone to help no matter what the time. The forums always have someone up late or really early! The tutors provide excellent feedback and are quick to respond

The campus is very green and is just a beautiful place to study and work. There is a really good balance between socialising and work, I’m able to balance playing sport and meeting up with friends with my studies, not having to compromise on much. The lecturers are very helpful and they generally explain things well, although the pastoral and careers support through our tutors could be improved. Generally I am very glad I chose to study here in Nottingham, and would recommend it to anyone looking to achieve highly in both their career and at the same time be able to have a thriving social life and overall good work life balance.

Best is the people and the quality of the education, worst has to deal with who runs UCL, administration has quite a few dirtbags. Facilitates aren't the greatest. I prefer more of a traditional campus feel and prefer KCL and LSE campus. Still considering coming back to UCL to apply for a LLM, alongside the other London unis, and maybe throw my shot at oxbridge.