Psychology degrees in Birmingham

its strong emphasis on vocational education and industry-relevant courses. It's praised for its modern facilities, dedicated faculty, and close ties with employers, providing students with valuable practical experience. The university's focus on employability is often highlighted as a positive aspect. Additionally, its central location in Birmingham offers students access to a vibrant city with diverse cultural and professional opportunities.

Great Underrated University with flexible learning; nice, smiling and positive staff. From the admission was straight forward, very efficient and not time wasters, I'm glad I could join and start my learning journey with them (I'm enrolled for BSc Computing). The programme compared with other universities is very comprehensive of blended content both for practical and theory. The lecturers are qualified, clean english speakers and many of them with PHDS done in multiple countries, making the content for learners to stimulate positively. I wish I could have same treatment and quality of contents from the previous university! Suggestions: some workshops for quantum programming, robotics with arduino and raspberry. PS. they got already java, python and maths workshops which are very nice and additional to get confidence into the subject. Everything is great anyways from my point of view!

Best- the student life and vibe of the uni Worst- The timetables aren’t organised well because the lectures and seminars are spaced out so much that i have to schedule around these times which is inconvenient

The best aspect of my uni experience was the accommodating and welcoming feeling from my peers and lecturers who helped me to settle in to my course. The worst aspect to my uni experience is the inconsistent checks in on seats and attendance.

The best part is that progressing through each year for me was very smooth and easy. Difficult problems though stressful at times do eventually get sorted out. Everything is in one area easy to navigate. Hardest part is that you have to be very proactive at uni lectures don’t find you, departments don’t necessarily find you. You have to be aware of what’s going on and figure out who you need to speak to in order to not miss things and get matters sorted.

I love studying at Birmingham Medical school as it is really close to my accommodation (only a 10 minute walk) and it near the main uni campus (5 minutes away from the centre). It is a great medical school with fabulous teaching.