Sociology and Politics of Science - BSc (Hons)

UCL (University College London)

UCL need to provide more information for our course but the structure of the course is great. The quality of the lecturers is excellent. The science library is way too small and there is no study space but that is a reflection of studying in London.

I am really enjoying myself here at UCL. The course is very well structured and delivered at a good pace. There are plenty of clubs and societies to choose from and easy enough to set up a new one too.

I live over in Intercollegiate Halla and it is awful. It is so poorly organised and needs to change. I am a member of the atheist society and I also go to the Spanish club too.

The facilities here are so old and need replacing. Everything is so warn down. The student union is a joke - no one votes - so how can they have so much power?

In terms of uni. Place less emphasis on the prestige of the uni, and more on the location and where you want to be based. I have a few friends that have gone to uni's such as Falmouth, but they hate it as it is in the middle of nowhere. I absolutely love UCL because it is based in London, but I am not really very happy with the lecturers. I feel that they don't care that much and are there primarily to do their own research more than to help and teach us. However in regards to job prospects when graduating, the uni have assured us that they will help us. I live in Schater House accommodation which is great. Really nice and cosy. In terms of clubs and societies, I am part of the Bhuddist society. I absolutely love it as they always invite a lot of speakers from different branches of Bhuddism in, so we get to learn about it all. We also have big meditation sessions and try and get everyone involved.