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473 Student reviews
I am really enjoying my modules this year and the department is ful of lovely students
The best part of studying at Bristol is the course. Because it has been running for so many years, it feels like every module is very well-run and all of the academics make the content very engaging. Another huge bonus is getting to live in Bristol which is an incredible city for variety of opportunities and experiences, whether those be in sports, arts, music or anything else really.
The communication between departments is weak and it takes lot of time to solve some problems such as visa issues of international students The tuition fees are so expensive!!!
Very prestigious and respectful feel of the school when you arrive, facilities are perfect for studies and quiete studies for example senate house. Every student who studies here all share similar qualities such as the fact we are all ambitious. A downside is the fact its high up and be ready to spend most of your time walking up hills to go from A to B. Other then that it's been amazing so far
The course itself and the university is great but the facilities could be better. I can’t ever find anywhere to study
I love the area, I have made lots of friends which I didn’t expect as a mature student! I have felt the university to be very welcoming!
They really look after mature students
Worse aspects: deadlines are tough Best aspects: nice location
brilliant location so much to do and see,, lots of independent study with little student support and facilities except coffee etx
Best aspect - by the city centre, interesting practicals and career support Worst - exam support especially with essays
Could help more with cost of living as otherunis are, it is a big problem for students especially when most of the money goes to winter fuel. It exacerbates physical, mental and emotional health and also exacerbate s inequality.
The disability support has been incredible and inclusive. The facilities at the uni are still very expensive (cafe, societies etc) despite them being for students.
It’s got nice study spaces I enjoy my course. Lots of workload but good that we have reading weeks. Wish there was more extracurricular that isn’t society based
Good aspects are that seminar teachers are often authors themselves. The work ethic around the university also feels motivating. There are many things to help if we need it.
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Best: the services, I feel like there is always help when I need it. It is really hard to make friends sometimes but that isn’t unique to Bristol. Overall I’m happy to be here.
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