Aviation Management with Commercial Pilot Training in Helicopters

Buckinghamshire New University

Lecturers genuinely enjoy their job, leading to indepth, interesting lectures I really enjoy. Course leaders genuinely care inferring guidance when asked. Students union is top-tier and student support is unrivaled. 1000/10

It’s been great so far, and I’ve noticed their renovating a lot of student facilities and accommodation for a better uni experience

BNU University generally maintains a commendable standard. The institution provides a diverse range of academic programs, offering a broad selection of subjects. As a current student pursuing two degrees in Aviation, I am largely satisfied with my experience. While I encountered a few instances of unsatisfactory lecturers that caused personal difficulties, the University's prompt and unwavering support in resolving these issues was greatly appreciated. The seamless process of changing lecturers further demonstrates BNU's strong commitment to student welfare. Although I would consider pursuing a master's degree here, the recent discontinuation or conversion to part-time status of several valuable courses presents an inconvenience. Nevertheless, based on my six years of engagement, I assess this university as very good.

Everything, is great. I'm enjoying studying here. The facilities are amazing, and student support, both mentally and physically.

The university itself is great, my course is amazing and I really enjoy it, but I think they could definitely improve on student support although is already great, and they do offer quite a lot of student activities however they aren’t very inclusive so a lot go a miss with a lot of students!

As a first-year student at BNU, what stands out the most is how welcoming and supportive the environment is. Starting university can feel a bit overwhelming, but the staff and lecturers make it really easy to settle in. They’re approachable, patient, and genuinely want students to succeed. I also really appreciate how practical and hands-on the teaching style is, because it helps me understand things better instead of just learning theory. The campus itself has a friendly atmosphere, with modern facilities, comfortable study spaces, and plenty of support services available whenever you need help. It feels like a community where you can always find someone to guide you, whether it’s academic support or just general advice. As a first-year, this has made a big difference in helping me adjust. In terms of improvements, everything has been good so far, but extending library opening hours and creating a few more quiet study areas during peak times would be helpful, especially when assignments start building up. Maybe adding more first-year social events or workshops would also help new students connect even faster. These are small suggestions, but they could make the experience even better.