Business Law degrees

It is in a great location; has a great feel / 'culture'; and is extremely diverse In terms of improvement, it is rather small which is nice/intimate but can feel more like a school than a University at times. Is also on the 'woke' spectrum and can get quite political which are not bad things of themselves but just an fyi

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.

The university has a range of resources that students can use when in need of help. The buildings around across campus are all more or less close together making for a better commute. There is also a bus stop on campus which makes it easy to get into town. The university is doing its part in ensuring they are being as eco-friendly as possible which is very good.

Bangor University in Wales is generally well-regarded, especially for its research in areas like Ocean Sciences, Psychology, and Electronic Engineering. Students often appreciate its beautiful location near Snowdonia National Park and the quality of teaching.

The University of Wales Trinity Saint David's London campus offers a vibrant learning environment in a bustling city setting. Its central location provides access to various cultural and professional opportunities. However, potential improvements could include expanding networking events, upgrading facilities, and offering more diverse academic programs to cater to students' interests and career goals.

Worst aspect- my accommodation in the 1st year was quite poor: communal toilets backed up, noise until 3/4 every night and fire alarm like 3 times a week in the middle of the night. Best aspect- very interesting course with engaging and helpful professors.

The community is so good. I have a strong sense of belonging. Everything is in a place and makes us more connected to each others. They should improve their facilities tho. It’s so old and broken and they should make more study space for students. The library is always so packed.