Great location, great quality tuition and degree. Student life impaired by small environment. I found myself needing to make friends outside of university.

Excellent, tutors always at my disposal.

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The University of London Institute in Paris allows students to live in Paris for three years while studying at a prestigious UK university. The courses allow site visits to various political sites in and around Paris which greatly enhances the learning experience. That being said, being such a small institute (just over 200 students in total across the three years and masters), it lacks some of the resources that other universities provide, for example, the on-site welfare infrastructure is severely limited (although external services are provided).

The course is very varied and allows significant freedom in choosing topic areas which interest you for assignments. Equally, the focus on non-state actors as opposed to governmental ones provides a more relatable and varied approach to the academic subject. On the other hand, the teaching quality isn't always the highest (although the vast majority is) and the contact hours are relatively low with a maximum of about 12 hours per week.

Paris is just an amazing city as a student. There are many affordable areas to go out in and the museums are often free for people under 26.

This university does not have traditional halls on campus but sub-lets apartments in the city and suburbs in three main sites.