Business Studies postgraduate degrees in South East England

Nice modern music studios and lots of music practice rooms that are easy to book outside of lecture times for band practices/production sessions/recording sessions. The uni can be a bit slow with admin side of things (like timetables/finance) so I'd recommend being pro-active in those regards to make sure you are on top of things where possible. A decent amount of societies to get stuck into if you go to the fresher's fayre at the start of the year. However the student union bar is pretty dead other than on society nights.

Brunel University London is highly regarded for its diverse, inclusive environment, robust academic programs, and industry connections, especially in fields like data analysis, engineering, and business. The campus provides modern facilities and strong support services, creating a conducive space for academic and personal growth. Students benefit from practical exposure through internships and industry links, which enriches their learning experience. However, Brunel could further improve by placing even greater emphasis on hands-on learning and real-world applications across all courses, ensuring that students are exceptionally well-prepared for the demands of their respective industries.

The University of Brighton is a great place to study; in the heart of the city, you're only ever a stones throw away from the beach or the iconic Lanes. All the staff are incredibly supportive and there's little doubt they want you to achieve your full potential. The only downside of my time at the University of Brighton was that much of my time was marred by strikes. Whilst I 100% back and support all striking workers, it was clear that University management had very little care for staff and students. Especially if you're a humanities subject.

The campus and people here are lovely. Student support could be a little better especially with our lecturers. They prefer for students to not email them or get in touch rather discuss on the discussion boards

The teachers, so far that I have had, have been so wonderful. I started the first term really worried, feeling a bit lonely and emotional but I felt really inspired and motivated by them. I also think the overall values of the university are so good - it gives opportunities and a voice to all and I’m honestly proud to say that I study there. The thing, however I would improve on is communication. Sometimes it’s hard to get in touch with students services and get responses from them or queries raised. I also find personal tutors aren’t really that supportive.

It’s a great place to study since it offers a lot of study areas, alongside a wide range of modules that are all interesting. However, it could improve on the well-being side and have more trained professionals available to talk to

first of all the view is very refreshing where students can study with the view of canary wharf and central London. not only that the universities has a lot of facilities for every students. the staff are very good. the environment is very nice and clean. the classes are clean and well arranged. the food in the canteen is healthy and good. overall the place is too good for me its only been 5 months I have been studying here and it starts to feel like I'm home and I don't want to leave the place when I come here.

The people I have met here are so amazing, I feel very safe and comfortable. Testament support are always finding new ways to improve and are continuously raising awareness on what they have on offer and how they are abkd to support every individual

Best is the people and the quality of the education, worst has to deal with who runs UCL, administration has quite a few dirtbags. Facilitates aren't the greatest. I prefer more of a traditional campus feel and prefer KCL and LSE campus. Still considering coming back to UCL to apply for a LLM, alongside the other London unis, and maybe throw my shot at oxbridge.