Accounting, Business & Finance degrees in Birmingham

I don't like the uni location. It's too far from the city and there's no much to do. However, nothing can be done to change that. I would like that there is more opportunities for international students to visit the UK.

Best experiences are working within the kitchens amongst other culinary driven peers. The student support is good too. Things that could be better are the resources provided for culinary students as it seems to be a reoccurring issue where the isn’t enough produce to make a dish and this can be understandable at times however in order to work to the best possible ability we need the best resources and quantity too.

Honestly, this area is very safe and tranquil in comparison to the rest of Birmingham, I really feel like it allows me to focus on my studies here more. However sometimes I feel as though lecturers don’t even know what they are doing, sometimes I feel like they are just straight up reading the PowerPoint. I do make the time outside of school to learn more.

I think the fact that it is in the heart of Birmingham is great and the diversity is also nice. As a Pakistani woman I feel really at home. Despite this I do feel like there are some students who shouldn’t have been let in due to their lack of passion for the subject. Furthermore I feel as though some teachers do the bare minimum in teaching their subjects and there is a lack of passion as well as a lack of knowledge in certain subjects.

There is plenty of access to places to study, read and do quiet activities. The libraries have several floors with a lot of private places to study with little to no distractions which has been very convenient for focus.

The best part of my uni experience has been the supportive staff — you can easily talk to them, ask questions, and book office hours for 1-to-1 conversations, plus there are plenty of resources to help you learn better.

The university is a great place to study because of the strong academic support, inclusive campus culture, and wide range of opportunities available to students. There are excellent learning resources, tailored academic support services, and an active student community supported by a vibrant campus and a lively city environment. The commitment to widening participation, student engagement, and wellbeing creates an environment where students feel supported and encouraged to succeed. To improve further, there could be more targeted support and events for commuting students, as well as greater visibility and celebration of key cultural and social events to ensure all students feel represented and included. Building on these areas would help strengthen an already positive and diverse student experience.