Student Reviews
SUGGESTED KEYWORDS
Course
Choose one or more
Read honest reviews from real students at this uni
The overall ranking is decided by students from this institution rating them in a 2026 Whatuni review. This forms the basis of the Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCAs for short).
1042 Student reviews
Its a nice place to live staying in my current accommodation (jerman) its modern which is ideal. The only issue is there are 20 dryers and washers in total which is not ideal for the amount of students that live on campus.
Opportunities available are great.
Make Bradford more modern
Best aspects: animal contact times in first year, and the placement year have invaluable experience Worst : location
Good uni, social life is limited
Great community feel Sometimes feel like students are not understood
Student life Lack of academic support
Good location nice people
18-24 years
First gen student
Lots of like minded people. Nice farm
Stress of the course could be managed better
More events for students that don’t want to go on nights out/clubbing
18-24 years
Best the staff
We could do with an events notice board outside somewhere on campus where nights out are promoted
Best: placement year, practicals, course mates Worst: monitoring of international students can be overbearing, while other students don't get the same treatment
Excellent course with great tutors. Lacking certain stuff like charging stations, communal spaces. Need more hand on stuff for zoology.
Trip opportunities are fairly good and the university halls. Also advantages of a placement Worst aspect library needs extending and more parking spaces
Good opportunities for practical work with onsite farm and companion animal house Library needs extending
18-24 years
First gen student
Student Life is quiet and not varied but is a good night out. Newer facilities are really good but older facilities need updating and repairing. Campus is really nice
Could be better facilities for evening activities that aren’t drinking


- Very interactive through tutorials and practicals, compared to sitting in a lecture hall everyday - all the staff are very helpful, lab techs, library staff, academic/learner support teams, there’s always somebody to help you - great social opportunities on and off campus
-all in person taught through lectures, tutorials, practicals etc -plenty of opportunities to talk to course/module leaders to ask for help -individual interest within a topic is always encouraged rather than being strict
-great for making friends -general facilities are ok, however over 16 people using one small kitchen over the weekends isn’t ideal - Could benefit from a better communal area