I'm in my second year at Kingston University and I'm really enjoying it. What I've learned about the Uni is that there are a lot of commuters as well as a diversity of races, religions and culture. There are students from all around the world and Kingston embraces that. The facilities are incredible here. I study Media and Television and there is everything you could need from Mac Labs to Radio Recording Rooms to Green Rooms. The lecturers are all very nice and helpful, always helping to achieve as best as you can. The night life is good as well. In Kingston there are many clubs and bars and they always always have student nights so it's always going to be cheap. You're in London as well, one train journey to Clapham or Waterloo or Leicester Square and you've got a massive night out in central London. The town centre is lovely, I live just out side of Kingston and it has always been my favourite local place to shop. The students are nice, friendly, fun and enthusiastic here. You can see a lot of passionate students here. The clubs have a wide variety too, so whatever hobby you enjoy, Kingston has a club for it.

The townhouse is really amazing. Not only it looks but also it’s really good to study. Also, the area is really nice. Not too busy but there is everything.

This course isn’t bad overall. Some of the lecturers are a bit irresponsible but almost professors are so nice and warm. The biggest strength is we can choose the module that we want and all of the modules is great.

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