Computer Science degrees

The library is brilliant, open 24/7 and the staff are really helpful. My course and the staff on my course were excellent and always willing to meet or discuss anything at all, nothing was too much trouble. The facilities are great and they’re always improving them too, and the campus has lots of green space and spots to sit outside too.

My course has a fantastic amount of support for students and has a lot of facilities that are on offer to us, including online software. The only thing that I do not like is actually out of the Universities control but there are some things that could be done by the University to make you feel a bit safer. There are some issues surrounding the parks around Southampton and I feel a lot more awareness of this and safety options need to be spoken about. Offering alarms or more security around when students are leaving would be beneficial. (Day and evening.)

At the University of Southampton it’s the student body and community who makes it. The community is unreal and (I think) everyone feels part of it and that they belong. I would say the Students’ Union could actually listen to students more as they feel so far removed from the body they’re meant to represent

Attending Westminster has been an incredibly enriching experience for me. I have had the opportunity to develop diverse skills, including but not limited to effective networking. The professors, tutors, and staff have all been incredibly supportive and have played a pivotal role in my personal and academic growth. Furthermore, the camaraderie among my friends has been invaluable, and their support has been a cornerstone of my experience. Additionally, a noteworthy aspect of being part of Westminster is the accessibility of joining societies, which is offered free of charge compared to other universities. This has allowed me to engage in various extracurricular activities without any financial burden, adding substantial value to my overall college experience.

The best aspect is the smaller size of the organisation. As a student, UA92 naturally allows you to stand out a lot more then an traditional university. And when the whole game of Uni is to build the best CV whilst studying it certainty felt like a leg up in that competition comparted to others. The advantage of the size also naturally flows into other aspects of uni, such as student support. You will come to know the majority of staff really well and that helps with the overall support you receive. Overall, the more relaxed , no exams and amazing staff really creates an environment for a student to thrive.

Middlesex is extremely diverse and an enjoyable place to study. There is something special about this place. The lectures and course material are visionary, in the future and easy to dedicate to. I immediately connected with my professors and felt accepted by my peers

The community is so good. I have a strong sense of belonging. Everything is in a place and makes us more connected to each others. They should improve their facilities tho. It’s so old and broken and they should make more study space for students. The library is always so packed.

Library is very nice and modern, good facilties. Careers and Employability were very useful and helped me improve my CV. Staff are very helpful and welcoming. Uni is very clean and gardens always look very nice. I love the private study offices and the kitchen areas. Not many downsides only really it can be very busy somedays. More facilities for food like microwaves and kettles.

its strong emphasis on vocational education and industry-relevant courses. It's praised for its modern facilities, dedicated faculty, and close ties with employers, providing students with valuable practical experience. The university's focus on employability is often highlighted as a positive aspect. Additionally, its central location in Birmingham offers students access to a vibrant city with diverse cultural and professional opportunities.

Best - the activities that the student union put on. The free shuttle bus and safe taxi scheme Worst - the fire alarm going off at 7am on a weekday. Being in lectures for two days a week and the days being very long