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787 Student reviews
18-24 years
Provide more student support
35-44 years
Professors and faculty are very approachable and so is the careers centre. I have had some issues with timetabling initially. Also as a mature student I wished i was given with flat with a slightly older cohort
I liked the accommodations at the university and how the kitchen would get cleaned every week. Also they have a student union to help with student problems. However their response wasn’t the best to students with covid in accommodation. No care package was given was just told to isolate and that was it.
Worst experience was the mental health services
18-24 years
There's lots of space to study on campus, lots of coffee places/food places to meet up with friends, it has convenient links to public transport
Nothing to do outside of uni Little support
It is a great place to study because the lecturers, as well as presenting very clear and useful lectures, they also support us with useful resources for exams and give us extra support lessons to ensure we pass and get the help we need to be confident in our exams. As well as this, the university students are all friendly and the staff are welcoming. Although one thing that could be improved is to try and give more on campus lectures, as for me personally, I understand it a lot more when lectures are delivered in person
Course is far too easy everyone is getting high grades.
My time at Brunel was great. I got involved with a number of different societies as well as working with the maths department to further develop the Mathematics BSc degree programme.
Overall, the uni isn't good, poor lecturers that can't speak english, no feedback one assessments, old lecture halls, high drug use on campus, the uni ranking is dropping year on year now its at the bottom of the list which justifies the above
Very good, lots of things to do and have met lots of new friends which I was worried about moving from a different country but I have had a really good experience
It could have been better. The way that some support staff treat students are wrong and being students, no one takes our complaints serious. Discrimination happens everyday!
It’s very different to a levels that’s for sure. I changed my courses a few times but I can say that taking up mathematics was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made
I have not joined many societies or extra activities yey. They should take any opportunity uni give them or involve themselves as much as they can. I encourage everyone to do this.
I’m enjoying my university experience so far I have learnt a lot of things academically, however I have learnt a lot more about myself on a social stand point. University has open me out of my shell.
Extra curricular activity ie art center and societies have made my uni experience.
Positive
Good times and some not so good times


18-24 years
I think my course has given me a lot of opportunities. I loved experiencing everything. That’s what I liked about Brunel. They should widen their facilities , food court , laptop loans , accessible resources. Should also have space for people to use all night for things like prayers.
Worst aspects were the lecturers chosen to teach statistics who taught in a way that a lot of us couldn't understand. Best thing was Security pathway was a very refreshing course , the only problem was the lack of movement to change modules that I wasn’t comfortable sitting in.
Room allocation was a very frustrating experience where I asked for room exchanged before a new year academic term was even started. Was very disappointed in the room I got. The presence of sliver bugs: very scary and uncomfortable