Neuroscience degrees

My university experience had its highs and lows. The best part was the supportive academic environment, with passionate lecturers and plenty of resources like well-equipped libraries and study spaces. The vibrant campus life, with diverse clubs and events, made it a great place to meet people and grow personally. However, there were some downsides, like the high cost of living and occasional administrative delays, which could be frustrating. Improving affordability and streamlining student support services would make the experience even better overall.

I’m really enjoying my time at NTU! The academic environment is fantastic—lecturers are passionate about their subjects, and the courses are engaging and well-structured. There’s plenty of support available, whether it’s academic help, career advice, or mental health services. The social side is also a huge plus! There are so many societies, sports teams, and events that make it easy to meet new people and get involved. The campus itself is a great place to study, with modern facilities, good libraries, and plenty of study spaces.

There are excellent lecturers and student support services (particularly academic skills). The campus has a good feel and has a lot of outdoor seating which will be nice when the weather is warm. Lecture rooms are good but the seats are very uncomfortable. There is little impact from the students' union, for example there was no 'refreshers fayre' for January intake students, which also impacts the student life score.

I've always felt that the University is welcoming and organic in the sense that the people here are genuine and pleasant to be around. I enjoy going to the Library to study, it provides me with the needed environment to keep me focused on my work. The staff are always happy to answer questions whenever a student presents one, which only makes the University more productive and engaging.

The best aspects of the University of Southampton is the great opportunities, e.g. societies and guest talks. I love going sailing on the Solent every other week and frequently running around the beautiful common. Similarly, new guest come to talk about their roles and how to get into their roles which is very beneficial for career development. There are no bad aspects that I have experienced so far.

One of the best aspects of studying at Middlesex University is its incredibly diverse and inclusive environment. You get to meet people from all around the world, which really broadens your cultural perspective and helps you build global connections. The lecturers are approachable and genuinely supportive, especially when it comes to academic or career-related guidance. However, one area that could be improved is the ”Unihelp” side — sometimes responses from certain departments take longer than expected. Overall, Middlesex is a great place to study if you value diversity, practical learning, and a friendly atmosphere.