Communication Studies degrees in North East England

The student report is great and really accessible for all different types of issues and problems you may need. Some of the buildings look quite dull, I would like if the lecture rooms had more windows.

Very trained Professionals and teachers. Ambiance is really really nice and spectacular. Modules are designed amazingly. Food should be available till night (Cafe closes early). Students are less engaged with each other (May be due to international biases).

The staff are incredible, unbelievably understanding and supportive. They want you to succeed and you can really tell. However, Lipman building is constantly broken. The top two floors have been out of service for year and now the entire building is out of commission and not expected to be back until the summer. Surely at this point just demolish the place.

It’s a good university with great facilities and strong lecturers on the arts side, but it’s lacking in socials and events. The societies sometimes feel abandoned, with inactive Instagram pages and Discords. Because of that, many LBU students end up hanging out with the societies at the University of Leeds, which are much more active and well-organised. Eating options are also very limited, and even if there are some, I still haven’t found any student kitchens on the city campus.

As an International student here in United kingdom, I admit that got the best facilities,location and even timely support by the staff. But to be honest I think there's 1 aspect which Newcastle can improve a bit, which is supporting it's students for part -time jobs here in United kingdom, as I think most of the International students here in United kingdom come from different cultures, atmosphere, etc. So I think there can be bit more focus on support new students Thank you, I love this university and it will always have a special place in my heart ❤️

Leeds Arts Univerity is small in size, meaning there are few noteworthy Student Unions in comparison to UoL, but does feel welcoming and safe. The university's student support is freindly and helpful from what I experienced; LAU is a very inclusive organisation and does strive to support students with a variety of services available. The campus is a little dull looking, with few spaces looking vibrant in contrast to the many white/grey hallways. I was able to use the Film/Photography course's cameras as a Music student, however the university's facilities seem somewhat limited as a whole, with spaces and equipment scarce close to submission time.

Well I think the modules are well structured and the tutors made it even more interesting by employing real life scenarios or case studies to drive home the core details of the courses. Campus environment looks serene and neat but not as big as I had envisioned. However, I think integration between the indigent British students and international students seem somewhat awkward to me. I think there is segregation of some sort making broader socialising and homogenising difficult.