It has three close campuses located near the City Centre. The facilities are very clean and comfortable, and you can see they are well cared for. Security is great and the overall helpfulness of the university is lovely, Course times could be improved, for example not having both lectures and seminars together, as a three-hour lesson feels more intimidating and very tiring. Having them separate with a break between would be great.

Three-hour lessons (lecture and seminar together) are very intimidating and tiring. If the lessons were separate (one-hour lecture, two-hour seminar) with breaks between it would be less intimidating and allow students to unwind before the next lesson begins. A mix of online and in-class lessons would also be great and allow students to work from home. Three-hour lessons are not only tiring but to people who struggle to attend (for various reasons) it creates a fear and difficulty for them to even attend.

The university has made the effort to appeal to the students not just in look but also in character. There are so many facilities and help resources to assist not just academically but socially. I believe it’s a good balance . I personally haven’t had a bad experience at BCU. The only thing I’d suggest is to give a more pragmatic feel to courses . For example HR - there could be the possibility of attending tribunals just to have a feel of employment law in action and things like that . Overall , the university is great and welcoming .

The course is taught well. There are so many seasoned professionals with experience but the only thing is a lack of practicality to the course . For example attending live tribunals , HR softwares etc.