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i love everything
I really love it beautiful grounds, but more period products in the loos
Rose Bruford is an amazing institution with all the resources and facilities to succeed in the course; the lessons cover a large array of topics without feeling overwhelming , and the tutors are truly passionate and knowledgeable on their subject areas- it's overall a really pleasant experience. The only small thing to note is the temperature in some rooms being quite harsh in the winter months, however with the intensity of the movement in most lessons, it doesn't pose that big of an issue.
The campus is really nice, the student unions good, but there needs to be other places indoors where you can eat since the cafe gets really crowed really quickly.
Rose Bruford is a wonderful place of study, not only do they have fabulous facilities, gorgeous campus and friendly staff but the teaching its self is not restricted to one way learning. You are catered for generously by the cafe team and supported kindly by the tutors and other staff. Could not advocate for rose Bruford more!
I love it
The teaching is incredible and the campus is so beneficial to the learning and also student wellbeing.
beautiful location, wonderful staff, and overall happy environment.
Uni is so bad I can’t even put my own course down to sign up because the principal hates designers so much, remove the principal as he is making the college feel like a dental clinic with removing all the art, also removing all the course that are not actors.
- nice and peaceful campus - good student union - needs more space for societies - symposium is great to try out new work
Great
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The university has great facilities, it’s a really gorgeous campus with a river going through it, historical buildings and wildlife. It’s a close knit community which is really nice and it’s easy to socialise. Location-wise, not the worst but could be better. The campus is in Greater London, it costs £5 each way and 20 minutes to get into central, however travelling to any other parts of London generally takes a while. It has TFL buses and national rail but no tubes/overground tubes - so as far as London goes not the best connected. It depends what you want really, the campus is in the middle of a really pretty park and there’s local pubs which students go to for social purposes but I personally chose to live in Lewisham and commute into uni from there as it gives a nice balance of connectivity in London whilst being decently close to campus - otherwise getting to any actually cool stuff in London will take you an hour and a half. Sidcup has two pubs, a high street with charity shops and cafes, a nice park and an M&S next to the accommodation. But that’s it. However bruford is a really unique drama school and is very well regarded for good reason - be prepared for your schedule to change a lot especially on IAP.
Unreal behaviour
Welcoming, diverse learning, supportive learning environment. Learning so much constantly but sometime it feels like 0 to 100.
good
Biggest pros is how incredible the teaching is.
18-24 years
I feel there could be more events put out by the student union. I also feel that societies could be encouraged more by the college to expand their platforms.


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