1,489 reviews for Bournemouth University

Best - range of topics and content Worst - sometimes the assignments can be a bit vague

Rooms were spacious and nice Laundry was expensive

Best is the social lectures worse it the seminars

best is location worst is quality of dorms

Most of the lectures were very good, with some lectures not that engaging. The contact with the lecturers is good, and most of the staff are very good. Still, it is difficult to understand the grade system, but maybe this is common in psychology degrees around the UK.

The best thing about my courses is that it’s a blend of many other courses, you gain Experience in Finance while also learning human nature And human psychology when it comes to tourism as I said, it’s a blend of Many information and topics that would also help you in other aspects of your work life And the way that It is being explained by tutors, who their only goal is to make sure that the students understand the information that is Being shared Is breath of fresh air. Everyone wants to students to succeed. Everyone is experienced in what they teach And they’re also experienced In different ways to give the students information to ensure everyone understands

It’s the mix of different cultures in one twin Different cultures means different types of food different types of people many communities you’ll never feel out of place man activities to be done. In my opinion Bournemouth is the perfect place for a student.

Best aspects: The best part of my MSc Public Health course was the supportive teachers and the opportunity to learn about real-world public health issues like health inequalities and global health. The course helped me develop strong research and critical thinking skills. Worst aspects: The most challenging part was the heavy workload and exam pressure. Some modules were very theory-based, and I feel more practical sessions would have improved the learning experience.

Best is when I’m ill I can look online to see what I’ve missed out on, lectures / seminars usually don’t last long and give good amounts of breaks. The worst one is probably when your lectures are late night or very very early morning.

You get good size room, and it’s good safety. Worst is that I had to sign in and out my friends each time we left or come in, and it was very annoying.

Contact with lectures are amazing being able to contact them outside of my class hours and get same day replies are really nice, knowing they are here to support me for my studies.

Not really 24/7 reception, not always someone down there to ask, have some lovely people who work in my accommodation and are really friendly, place and room are really ncie can be expensive for some people but it’s really nice

Good

Some of the units could be better, I wish there was more opportunity to make things- but overall it's a very enjoyable course and the facilities are great.

I am in love with what I study. All modules are truly tailored to what I would like to do in the future. My lecturers are all very professional and approachable without feeling intimidating, which makes it ideal to have a healthy student-teacher relationship. One thing I would really appreciate if they improved is if they provided us with more advertising industry contacts for internships or future employment.

One great things is that it had everything I needed. An en-suit, fairly good quality kitchen and a common room. For it to be one of the cheapest accommodations in Bournemouth, I believe it offers everything a student needs and more. They also organize lots of student activities and often host guests for entertainment which is great! One thing I would change is overall choice of furniture as well as being a bit more present at the front desk as often they were not there available to help.