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“LMU is a great place to study because of its diversity, supportive faculty, and prime London location that opens doors to global opportunities. It could be improved by strengthening career services, expanding industry links, and offering more practical, hands-on learning experiences.”

Beautiful campus with great educational, social, and extracurricular opportunities. Being able to take elective subjects broadens your ability to understand topics from different points of view and gain a more comprehensive understanding of the topic at hand. Extracurriculars which can suit anybody and any specific interests, also great for beginners who want to take on new challenges. I would say that the university’s avenues of support should be more accessible and have more funding - with such a huge student body this is vital. Those struggling with their mental health or require extra assistance with a physical disability should know that they have somewhere to go with any queries or concerns straight away. Though these are available, they should be advertised around the university a lot more so people know that they have a direct network of support which they can access whenever they may need it.

It’s a great place to study because of the excellent student-teacher relationships, they don’t make it all about education, they also add experiences to it. What could be improved is public university events that can bring everyone together eg. Bonfire x fireworks night/celebration

Love the faculty and pedagogy on top of what I've been learning in class, and plenty of space and facilities to study for days that I want to get out of my room. Not to mention, plenty of affordable student accommodation options nearby. With a melting pot of cultures in the city and school, I'm expose to a great deal of perspectives new to me, allowing me to grow to develop more holistic understanding of issues. I particularly enjoy the critical discussions I experience in class. One downside is that the city centre where most of the views are is a bit of a far walk away from school. Bummed that we have to pay to participate in school sports too.

The university has a wide range of buildings and very good resources in the SU. However the gym is slightly small and could do with better facilities both in the gym and sports village. It has a good amount of green space on campus and areas to relax however sometimes opening hours could be better or the amount of food cafes / shops.