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Tell us about your overall university experience so far.
Fantastic. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here at NCH, and I would strongly encourage people to apply who are interested in History,...
University rating
Tell us about your overall university experience so far.
Fantastic. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here at NCH, and I would strongly encourage people to apply who are interested in History, both public and academic. The small class sizes are so helpful, and I have really developed as a historian as a result.
Facilities
How good are your university's facilities?
Very good - London is a fantastic location for History students. NCH is minutes away from the British Library and Senate House Library, and the National Archives are a short tube journey away.
Student support
How good is the support offered by the uni? Think both academic (tutors/feedback) and personal (counselling, etc).
Very good - the academics are quick to respond to emails and are nothing but helpful in their feedback with essays and thoughts, etc. The dedicated Welfare Team are extremely helpful, and always there for support, offering one-to-one help if needed.
Local life
Is your university in a good location in terms of distance to accommodation and local amenities?
Very good - the closest accommodation is around 5 minutes walk away, and the university is in the heart of Bloomsbury so the amenities are endless!
Lecturers and teaching quality
What do you like most and least about the way your course(s) are taught?
The classes are small and very interactive, which is fantastic for a postgraduate programme. I was worried at first that it would be too small, but actually I have seen more improvement in myself as a result of what turns into weekly discussions/small group tutorials rather than lectures.
How many contact hours per week do you have?
Career prospects
How does your uni make efforts to increase your employability (careers department, work placements, transferable skills)?
As a postgraduate student, I have access to the LAUNCH lectures the undergraduates participate in and all the services this has to offer, including one-to-one careers advice. The first people to contact me outside of Admissions were the LAUNCH team who have been very helpful in offering advice for my future career goals.