Business Administration postgraduate degrees

london is only 40 minutes away which is a dream for international students. there’s lots of student activities and things to do. i would just suggest that there should be some more security at sub (especially by the bars) because people do get a bit touchy.

The location is amazing. But university doesn’t have much of facilities when it comes to gym and sports. Pre booking makes it difficult to obtain the facilities. But other than that everything is amazing. London met facilities are highly qualified and very supportive. All the students and staffs are very cooperative and supportive.

It’s a good location with a relaxing feel to the uni, the course are amazing and the food and facilities are amazing, highly recommend this uni especially with the activities and the on site club and pub on the treforest campus

It is all based on a hill so for someone with low mobility it can be hard to get around. However, everything else is great. The facilities are beyond anything I've ever imagined. The library is a great area to study in

The location is super nice with a beach near by and all uni buildings close together. The facilities the uni has to offer are good library, ravelin sport Center. The sport clubs available are extremely enjoyable. The welfare and student support is good but could be advertised a bit more often so everyone knows what’s available and where etc

I love studying at Birmingham Medical school as it is really close to my accommodation (only a 10 minute walk) and it near the main uni campus (5 minutes away from the centre). It is a great medical school with fabulous teaching.

At the University of Southampton it’s the student body and community who makes it. The community is unreal and (I think) everyone feels part of it and that they belong. I would say the Students’ Union could actually listen to students more as they feel so far removed from the body they’re meant to represent

The University of Bath has been an incredible experience for me as a student in the School of Management. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed, with induction programs and friendly staff helping me settle in. The campus, surrounded by stunning Georgian architecture and green hills, makes studying here a joy. The academic side is everything I hoped for and more. The lecturers are passionate and bring real-world insights into the classroom, often drawn from their own professional experiences. The courses are practical, with plenty of opportunities to apply theories to real-world problems, like live projects for local businesses. What makes Bath stand out is its community. The diversity among students has given me new perspectives, and group projects have taught me valuable teamwork and leadership skills. Outside the classroom, there are endless ways to get involved, from societies like the Management Society to volunteering initiatives. Career support is exceptional, with workshops, placement opportunities, and networking events that connect us to top companies like Deloitte and PwC. The emphasis on employability is real, and I feel more prepared than ever to take on the professional world. Life here isn’t just about studying. The campus is beautiful, and the city is full of charm, with plenty of cafes, historic spots, and events like the magical Christmas Market. Bath has given me so much more than an education—it’s given me friendships, personal growth, and a sense of belonging.

Everything is generally really good but I would be great to have some more private study spaces and greener areas. The workload is often a bit too much as well so it would be amazing if the module leaders would communicate with each other better to avoid overloading students.