Public Relations degrees in London

Love that it feels like you are part of a community the lecturers and module leaders really support me and actually take on our feedback, tweaking parts of assessments that we don't like for students the following year. Studying in the heart of London is lovely as I get to explore around whilst learning. The campus atmosphere is very diverse with students from varies backgrounds and a welcoming space for international students. I love my course and the modules are taught with consideration and thought. I like how we can learn a foreign language as part of our course if we wish to so I have taken Spanish. I do wish there were sports actvities in the London campuses and not just only in Harrow and I want societies to be more proactive in replying online via social media to students with queries and those wishing to join.

I'm an optometry student entering my third year in September 2024. The lecturers are very nice and supportive; however, the optometry students in Group C are extremely rude, disrespectful, and lack any sort of manners. Many of them speak poorly of you if you fall behind or are slow in your routine, and they refuse to collaborate despite knowing that practice is essential for skill improvement.

One of the best things about my university experience has been the supportive environment created by both staff and students. Lecturers are approachable and always willing to give guidance, which makes learning feel more engaging. There are also plenty of opportunities to get involved in student societies and activities, which helps you build friendships and develop new skills outside the classroom. The campus facilities are convenient, and being in London makes it easy to access extra resources, events, and career opportunities.

Best parts: the freedom to experiment in the course; Wimbledon is not in a distracting/busy part of the London; some connections to places such as Lyric Hammersmith (would be nice to see more connections) Bad parts: I have faced bullying and unprofessional/unproductive people in my course; the canteen is below good quality (too crowded, expensive and inconsistent quality); the course has felt unstructured and unfocused a lot of times; the student community could be strengthened more

I have felt extremely supported throughout my experience so far. The teachers are lovely and approachable individuals who have first hand knowledge and years of experience in my subject. We have been given practical sessions to prepare us for going out into placements and the timetable makes balancing university and our outside life extremely manageable. The teachers are all very understanding and supportive of parents studying on the course and the university even have a breastfeeding room to support mothers which is fantastic. There are numerous clubs and activities going on each day so there are plenty of opportunities to learn a new skill, keep fit, and make friends. Providing a coach to attend lessons at Stone X stadium is also highly beneficial and convenient for us students that have to go there regularly. On the other hand, I will say improvements can be made in their application and interview process as it felt slightly unorganised and I had to message them a few times to keep updated on my application status. It would be much better if they actually sent communications to us applicants to inform us if we have an interview or have been accepted into the university as I often felt forgotten about during this process and it seemed as though they would only ever progress my application once I messaged them. Fortunately, now that I have been accepted, they keep me very regularly updated on what is going on in the university.

The university often hold different types of activities for students to participate, which allows students to get together and meet more new friends. Also, it is convenient to have a Costcutter on campus and a LIdl within a 10 min walking distance. Meanwhile if student needs help and went to the student hub, it often take a long time for queuing up to seek help.

In my English Literature course, all my professors and lecturers make learning engaging, I am happy with the course and I have studied many different kinds of literature. However, in February 2025 the University announced that they are closing the Humanities Department and so from 2027 the course will no longer be available for new students.