Brand Management degrees in All England

Southampton's main Highfield campus is like a city in a desert, its very active in the campus but outside of it the nearest facilities are rather scarce and like a 10-20 minute commute away. Facilities are very good though and the research done at the uni is very good

The activities organised by the school for MBA students is impeccable. From industry seminars, to skills workshops and immersive group bonding events it’s truly been amazing. One area of improvement would be for the school to partner with institutions for secure placement opportunities for their students, especially international students so their learning experience is robust and seamless.

Could do with more support for students struggling financially and could also do with some cheaper options in the Union and other facilities around the Uni such as a buildings cafe. Lots of buildings are located near eachother so you never really have to walk far which is nice and everyone is relatively friendly. The lecturers seem so actually care

The campus is beautiful and the location is very appealing. The best aspect of my uni experience is the study abroad programme where uni gave me the opportunity to go to other countries I never thought I’d go to and experience their culture, norms, values and of course try to new traditional food. This helped me grow in confidence as it push me out of my comfort zone. Uni could be improved if it had more work experience opportunities related to the degree I am studying

One of the most rewarding parts was the sense of community - meeting people from all over the world who brought fresh perspectives and ideas. The lecturers were genuinely passionate about their subjects, which made learning engaging and inspiring. I also loved the campus facilities: the library was well stocked, the study spaces were comfortable, and there were plenty of societies to get involved in, which made it easy to balance academics with social life.

With the SMT once again announcing a detrimental restructure to the university, roughly around 300 teaching staff are being threatened with redundancies if they are viewed as not making a 'valuable' contribution to Goldsmiths. A vast majority of departments have been threatened with teaching and module cuts, including English, once again. It is ironic that they are saying they want to make back/ save around 20 million, yet they are looking to have an AI centre whilst neglecting the humanities departments that reside at the very heart of Goldsmiths. They do not have much care for practising free speech on campus as the SMT wanted to 'arrest' the group of us that had 1.) occupied a building on campus in protest against the way the university has conducted their weak response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine and 2.) those that actually took part in the protests that occurred on campus. How can you label your university as a 'creative powerhouse' and a 'melting pot' of ideas when you've conducted yourself in such a backward manner? The welfare team has little regard for you. I had applied for a hardship bursary, yet I was met with a foodbank voucher that could only be used on the week it was issued and for a place that was miles away from accom and only open for 4 hours on a Friday. Do not come to this uni if you are seeking a place that values academic integrity and the preservation of your course; alongside your welfare as a student. It's a shock that they can even call themselves an institution.

Really cute campus, great first year accommodation! Buildings are gorg and it’s in a great location for transport and town. Only downside is lack of student support from actual course leaders however many lecturers compensate for that, I can’t celebrate the literature lecturers enough!