So far the experience has been incredible, I've met so many nice people, and the course is exciting to learn, I fully recommend this uni to anyone who's interested in moving into the creative industry.

Not very good due to the faft that it is my first time trying 3d modelling

I can't say anything for the counselling as I haven't used the resource, however the feedback from the tutors is very very good, if you're falling behind in a lesson, at least in my experience, the tutor or the class assistant will come over and help you catch up and understand where you went wrong.

The uni is in holborn, in the centre of London so I'm always discovering more things by just strolling about the area. Accommodation wise, if you're willing to pay 220 a week then you can live next to uni if not the commute is about 45minutes-1hour its pretty reasonable for London.

The thing i like the most is also the thing i like least, its that the lessons are taught at a pretty fast pace, i can be nice if you are understanding what is going on, but it can also be hard if you get caught behind, you have to frantically try to catch up or youll be lost for ages

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The courses provided by the uni will take us all far in the creative industry as the film, tv and games industry is getting bigger every year and is clear it will not slow down anytime soon. I am still in my first year so i have no experienced the work placements however some year threes tell me that it was simple with some help for the uni

Escape Studios is a great university to make contacts inside the animation industry. There are good teachers and the environment is good. In spite of that, the computers doesn't work as they should, having often tech problems (which is a great handicap in an animation university). The best part of the university are the events that are hold here. Escape Studios is always making sure to be top of the industry in terms of contacts and experiences. We always can find some interesting events to attend to: from fairs to professional talks. In terms of food and kitchen, it is great. We have free access to coffee, hot chocolate and tea. Also, there is good food in the cafeteria for a reasonable price. The cleaning staff are the best! Super nice people and very open and friendly. The facilities are always super clean! The Student Union seems to not exist? If you are lucky enough to make social open friends, you will be OK (but it is not the usual case)!

I am currently studying in-class subjects at the university, which is located in Holborn. The facilities are great, so it is fun to come study here. Also the environment is cool. The course hours are easy to follow and well structured: only during 3 mornings per week (two days until 4:30pm). Normally there is a lot of free time. The contact with the lecturers is easy, as we have a common Discord channel and they tend to be really active there. Also, we have the assistants. which are high level students who help the teachers and are super accessible. On the other hand, I have to say that the level taught here is not the best. If you want to learn, you will need to do it by your own. Here you can do really great contacts and meet interesting people, but the classes do not teach you well. I was expecting to learn a program called Houdini and there isn't a single teacher of that program... Really disappointed in that aspect.

Holborn is awesome! One of the best neighborhood in London in my opinion. It is just in the center of the city, so you have access to a lot of cool places. It is great if you want to grab something to eat (in front of university there is a Pizza Union), or to drink (cool pubs and cheap ones next to UCL). We usually go to All Star Lanes (5min away) because we have a huge 50% of food with our students card. Awesome!

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