293 Futureworks reviews

Provides quality informative information and fun lectures.

Really fun course to help me improve my skills.

An interesting and exciting city to be in.

I really like my course so far.

I don't see there are many Asian people here.

Facilities are great. Tutors are super helpful.

Staff helpful + friendly.

The lecturers are helpful, friendly and supportive

The city is great with lots going on

The course covers many different areas and the tutors are available often

There are a lot of options for public transport and the university is in walking distance of the city centre

I enjoy the course because it allows me to do the things that I enjoy

Great city with good public transport for travelling

with the small class sizes , you get add knowledge very fast and easy

University is the city centre that you have plenty of ways to get in

My course is very hands on. We do have lecture lessons but they're never boring. In the first year you study production, editing, scriptwriting and history of independent film. Before I started the course I thought history may have been boring but it's actually a very interactive class and I think our tutor does a great job of keeping us all engaged and interested. Not only that but the class sizes are smaller so that tutors can focus on you as a unique individual rather than being lumped together.

Course is taught with a mix of professionalism and simple conversation. It feels easy to learn and follow along and the lecturers are always just a few metres away to help. Some parts of the course are inevitably going to drag a bit but you’ll never love every single aspect of something you do, so it’s to be expected, and what you enjoy will certainly stand out. Online learning is only used as a last resort but is open at all times. Every class has a Teams meeting in the background to join if you feel unwell or simply can’t make it in, which sometimes even extends to the lecturers themselves. The course hours are incredibly open and flexible. Most of it is on your own time, getting used to software and genuinely just messing around with it. Plenty of time to get up to whatever else you would fancy doing in a day and the schedule is never intrusive. If you send an email for help to a lecturer, you’re gonna get a quick, in-depth email back with everything you need to know. There’s never a moment of “maybe they won’t get back to me in time”. They always will. Unless they’re actively driving or in a deep sleep, they’re always there to answer questions, help with issues and guide you along.