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Sort:Latest reviewsStaff is great and supporting and really have a passion to teach, not just read from the slides. Fun activities which make student life remembering
Very inclusive. Everything you need is on campus. Being an open campus can make it unsafe sometimes.
The uni is very supportive, but the studies have not been challenging so far
The thing that makes me fall in love with Brunel is its diversity. Students from so many different backgrounds come together to form a family away from home is an experience of a lifetime. The campus,as it’s designed in London ensures the best possible campus life with facilities that are extremely good. The best part is the campus security,which insures the students safety 24/7. The parties also form a great part of the student life, ensuring a balance between studies and enjoyment. Furthermore the sports facilities here are world class. The only downside of all this is being away from your family,but for this much, it’s worth it.
During my university experience, the best aspect has been the sense of community and the friendships I’ve built. Collaborating with classmates on projects, engaging in study groups, and sharing experiences with peers has made my time enjoyable and enriching. Additionally, the opportunity to learn from passionate professors and explore topics that truly interest me has been incredibly rewarding. On the other hand, one of the worst aspects has been managing stress and workload. At times, balancing coursework, deadlines, and extracurricular activities has felt overwhelming. It’s been a challenge to find a balance, especially during exam periods. However, these experiences have also taught me valuable time management and coping skills that I can carry forward. Overall, my university experience has been a mix of highs and lows, both of which have contributed to my personal growth.
Overall campus is well maintained and security is tight. They could expand the gym as a lot of people use it and it's quite crowded in evening.
Best aspect is the support in my course Only issue is location as a commuter
Great place: Easily approaciable to others Improve by having better lecturers where they actually help you with their homework.
The water system needs to be repaired, as there have been numerous disruptions over the past five weeks. Additionally, it would be appreciated if air fresheners could be placed in the hallway, as I've noticed an unpleasant smell every time I walk through.
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The location is fantastic, with close transport links to central London and Reading. Facilities are fine, nothing amazing but they do the job. student support can be hit or miss, depends on who you speak to. Student life is ok, very close to shops, nightclub and bar on site, 24/7 library. constant fire alarms are a bit annoying though. Campus feels like a small town, for better or worse. Union is fine, they hold decent events. Overall, I'm happy here
The best aspects of my uni experience is joining the Hindu Society as I can involve myself more in my culture and get to know people with similar interests and backgrounds. One improvement would be if the seminars were recorded.
Great place all round. On site security can be annoying
I really like all of it. The staff are amazing and the students are kind. Student living have helped resolve many issues I’ve had with my flat swiftly. I think it’s a great independent experience like no other and it’s an opportunity I’m happy about to live in an environment that’s friendly and welcoming. The building are nice and so far I’ve had no problems
Excellent academic staff for the most part, always available to help and friendly. Good facilities although a very limited number of those can be booked. Interactions with the union are difficult, slow and bloated with paperwork when organising events for non-sports societies which means that societies often fail and there is a poor range of them available, I'm not sure how they are with sports societies but I imagine it's similar.
Great university
Studying at Brunel University has been a unique and multifaceted experience, with both high points and challenges. One of the best aspects has been the variety of experiences offered on campus. The university hosts a range of events and parties that make student life lively and enjoyable. These events, coupled with networking opportunities, have allowed me to build strong communication skills and connect with peers from diverse backgrounds. This exposure to different cultures has enriched my perspective and added depth to my social and academic life. Brunel's focus on student support and welfare has also stood out. The university provides strong resources to help students navigate both academic and personal challenges, which has been reassuring and beneficial. The campus itself is well-designed, providing a good environment for studying and socializing. However, while the location is convenient and meets the basic needs of a student, it doesn’t stand out as highly attractive or noteworthy compared to some other university locations. Overall, my experience at Brunel has been positive, filled with learning opportunities, cultural diversity, and a supportive atmosphere, despite the location being just satisfactory.
4.2
Best aspect is that its really diverse Worst aspect is that its hard to commute to at least for me since I commute from East London.
The weekly briefings could be made hybrid which could allow extra time.