Good support from staff. Good campus and easy to find rooms

Course is very interesting and fun.

No

Roehampton's professors are friendly, knowledgeable, and committed to helping students, and the academic programs and events, especially for postgraduates, are well-developed. The campus is beautiful and it is easy to get into central London. However, Roehampton's administration, with regards to student services, medical assistance, finance, international student support, visas, and frequent staff layoffs and strikes, leaves a lot to be desired. It is very difficult to get help on campus for day-to-day university needs -- and it is impossible to reach anyone by either email or phone.

I covered this in my previous comment, but Roehampton's academic faculty are wonderful. I have a lot of one-on-one tutoring opportunities with my advisors.

Chadwick was the nicest (and most expensive) of the university halls that I stayed in with regards to your own personal room, as it is set aside for postgraduate students. However, as is the case with Roehampton's management, it was very difficult to get things fixed, replaced, or cleaned in the flat -- the floor below me flooded sewage for 2 weeks before anything was done about it -- and disputes with flatmates, including setting fires and other noise complaints had a near zero chance of being resolved.