I think UCL did absolutely amazing especially with everything that was happening this year. The majority of issues that we had were from the government (campus reopening only on 17.5., no tuition fee refunds etc) but ucl really tried their best. The only massive complaint i have is cancelling our graduation (decision was made in January for October/ November) and not reconsidering at later stage (ie when the cases were clearly going down and the country will fully go back to normal in june)

All very accessible and wonderful however there is not enough library space for all 40000 students

Its awesome - wellbeing services offered with same day consultations, they pay for 6 hours with a professional therapist, extenuating circumstances for deadlines etc

Online - a bland of live and prerecorded lectures/ tutorials

5

Again excellent, no negative experience, they offer multiple jobs reserved for students as well and there are loads of networking events, cv improving workshops, sessions where they individually check your cover letter based on the application you provide them and have a session on that. Overall way more than I expected !!

No

I have done my MSc at UCL and currently continuing my PhD. I can clearly say that UCL is a top university and research quality is high. It pushes you for more research and your standard gets higher and higher. The interdisciplenary approach and quality of tutors help you to advance your skills

I needed several softwares during my studies and clusters were useful. I started to use online desktop feature which gives you an option to connect to the clusters from home. So, accessibility of facilities is great

In order to maintain health and wellbeing, regular meetings are organised. Even though I didn’t attend any of them I am getting reminder emails about these meetings so I know that I can attend if I needed

As I am a PhD student I don’t have any courses to attend but I have been meeting with my supervisor face to face regularly before covid19. I am still meeting with my supervisor weekly but via online meeting

Each year the university provide a career fair so students can get information about career advice