Artificial Intelligence degrees

I love that the university has many different places to eat, you can book rooms and there’s shops on campus. The university however is not the best for support, well my course isn’t. There’s a lack of sympathy, and also a lot crammed into it. I have a disability, and it seems like a lot of the stuff in the course isn’t accessible for me. Eg- field trips, with no other option or ways to adapt it.

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.

Overall, my experience at the University of Southampton has been quite positive. The university provides exceptional student support, with a strong emphasis on mental well-being. Additionally, the campus itself looks great (I love the gardens), and the convenience of the Unilink buses connecting all campuses is a significant advantage. The university's Student Union (SUSU) offers many engaging activities every week, providing ample opportunities for students to socialize and unwind. I particularly enjoy the Stag's Karaoke night—an event that never fails to lift spirits. While my overall experience has been positive, I must acknowledge a couple of drawbacks. While Southampton has its charms, it may not be the most visually captivating city. In terms of nightlife, while at first the clubs can be quite interesting, after a while it can get repetitive as we don't have many good clubs. Despite these minor drawbacks, I am thoroughly enjoying my time here and I'm grateful for the enriching experiences and opportunities it has afforded me.

The facilities for my field are quite good and are maintained by really helpful technicians and staff. However the Uni is quite in the middle of nowhere meaning you have to buy food on campus or bring some in as their food is quite expensive.

The modules and the assignments for each modules are pretty straight forward and clear to deliver no questions asked but shouldn't expect the lecturers to teach you skills from ground up. The skills that are needed for passing the courses. So best suggestion would be , choose your program very carefully and understand fully each modules requirements. If you are a professional in your field and have some experience and work samples, you won't be facing an issue here in Kingston university. The halls for students life is the best option you can take compared to private houses here in London. They are newly built, modern and equipped with furniture you need.

I appreciate that there are lots of opportunities to get involved with sport or different societies as well as general SU events open to all students. My lecturers are very knowledgeable and the campus both students and staff is very diverse and representative of all. I do not feel the gym facilities are suitable for a school of this size. I would appreciate better facilities for fitness overall. Additionally, blades appears to favour certain sports over others. Finally, I do not feel the hours of the Essex store (where you get Essex jumpers etc) are conducive to students schedules. I often am in class all day and when I finish lessons the store is closed and I am therefore never really able to go inside and look around.

Best has been first and third year. In my second year there was a huge lack of communication between staff causing us all to miss out on multiple opportunities eg: work placements. It was very disappointing.