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There are some great teachers on writing and by second year, the course becomes very fulfilling. The school does lack some basic space and could do more to socialise the students across the course, considering there isn’t much cross-course integration at all. The work is good, you get a lot out of it and will meet great people along the way.
The small cohorts give a good vibe to the Uni - however due to schedules, courses are very separated now which could be improved for better student life, work etc
Very good environment, as it is small it means it’s easier to mingle with other courses.
Great for films, socialising, and acting. It is quite small, though.
I’m an international student so I thought it was going to be hard to be integrated in the environment, well I was wrong. Teachers and are very friendly and helped me when I needed advice, they really push you to meet your new classmates and other students to help you create a net of people you can work with. What I love about the school is the environment, welcoming, understanding and not toxic.
It's a great place to study because of the wide range of things they have to offer on the course and the staff are really kind and patient.
Best: how active and practical it us Worst: more writing than expected in term one
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I hope the university may give more support to Chinese students and the model of the course should be changed for spring semester
I’m a mature student doing the BMus Music part-time at Goldsmiths. I’ve just come to the end of the full-time first year (which has taken me two years). Headline is I’d really reco...
Plenty of help and support from all staff. Plenty of learning spaces and self study rooms that cater for everyone’s needs.
