Civil Engineering - BEng (Hons)

University of Hertfordshire

Uni of Herts is has two campuses less than a kilometre apart making it a fairly walkable distance and has a free shuttle buses that move between the two campuses. There is quick access to famous stores like Asda and Aldi, a shopping outlet, food places, the town centre and the Hatfield and St Alban's railway stations. It has quality facilities and various clubs and societies, to get into and provides on-campus accomodation.

The campus is genuinely one of the best things about the university. It’s really nicely decorated and it just has a good vibe — it feels welcoming the moment you walk in. There are so many different spots where you can chill out between classes, sit with friends, or properly focus and get some studying done. I also like that everything feels convenient, with plenty of places to eat and grab something quick without having to go far. Overall, the university feels really well organised, which makes day-to-day life a lot less stressful. The lecturers are also really supportive and approachable, and it feels like they actually want you to do well rather than just leaving you to figure everything out on your own. Another thing I’ve noticed is that they’re always improving the campus and upgrading the buildings, so it doesn’t feel outdated or neglected. Honestly, I’ve had a really positive experience, and I can’t think of anything bad to say about the campus.

It is located on a hilly area. The campuses have a great travelling distance. The sights are amazing to see. All these things make campus a great place to study. It could be improved by allowing free transportation for students. Especially, immigrants.

It has been good so far. Friendly and supportive staff. Good environment for learning and self-development. Good facilities