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4.04.04.3642 Student reviews
Sort:Latest reviewsTo be honest, I don't know whether there are such campuses like here in other universities in London, but definitely I can say that this is one of the best if not the best campuses in London! Almost everything is up-to date with today's modern technology. The atmosphere of library is out of words! It is great to do homeworks and read. Even toilets are exceptionally good, tidy and clean. If I talk about teachers and staf at all, they are always happy to help and support. Overall, I love this university and I never regret studying here!
The staff and students are all great. Course schedules sometimes get a bit messed up which would be nice to be fixed
The campus life is amazing, such a different air to central London which is nice for a little break. I think the maintenance team needs to be improved in the sense where they take a while to get back to you on pressing issues. But apart from that it’s a great school
The management could use some work but overall its a great university. The university is huge, there is alot to do. They really go all in when it comes to student events. You learn alot.
Well organized, all my teachers are great, the locations are amazing and well placed
18-24 years
The support provided by the university in all aspects is great- may it be wellbeing , academic achievement team, financial support, library resource, online resource material. Classes are really engaging and lecturers are so approachable and always available to help. There are so many things other than studies to engage in via societies. There is always something fun and knowledgeable happening on campus and it makes student life so much more fun. Campus is great as it is a combination of natural settings, modern architecture. It's always good to go into Forest when feeling overwhelmed. Library is full of resources it has dedicated quiet areas, study rooms, cafe, printing machines, laptops to loan, lastly millions of books.
18-24 years
It's an amazing campus. It's so beautiful and green and peaceful, however it has great transport links to shops and the rest of London. The facilities are great. We have an amazing 5 floor library in the centre of campus that is extremely popular. We also have new buildings and many new areas of equipment and research. Everyone belongs to a college and this is based on what you study and whether you live on campus or not. The 4 college communities mean we have great support and opportunities to share our student voice and be heard. The student union has loads of societies to get involved in and the university and student union hold many (mostly free) events throughout the year. These include workshops, careers events, guest speakers, college formal dinners, summer ball, self-defence and first aid training, and many more. The counselling and wellbeing support is great and you can access these at any time.
Generally there doesnt seem to be much in the way of support for students which can be general help lines to general upkeep of accommodation, trying to get anything fixed can be a struggle or they’ll fix it within a day. I was once a president for a society and there wasnt too much help there either but they where improving which is something, generally just an okay uni but will more often go below expectations that exceed them
the university itself is a nice and relaxing place to go to and the facilities are amazing for example the library, but it’s not open 24 hours which would be beneficial. The student life isn’t the best and would be good to have more interesting things happening and not quizzes, there isn’t a lot of societies or if there is they are very similar and student support isn’t the best it’s hard to contact people for help apart from lecturers, for example maintenance are hard to contact.
It's a really great place where everyone is so cooperative. Teachers and the staff are so nice and in this University I found different people from different backgrounds.
Is really a friendly place where everyone easily can make friends and is really easy for everything u need for help and other stuff the people and the workers of the uni are always available and helpful. Sometimes they are slow in some need but in average is a really good university and I will suggest to alla the people I know.
Its good
Good and convenient, More face to face classes I think
It is alright
The support from the lecturers is great.
Nice University
All the facilities regarding a International student our university is providing us such as Student Finance help, studentwell being, prayer room ,Food canteen,.In last 2 years I enjoyed alot.My experience in university library amazing. We are having such a great library.The modules convener are really niceand helpful Location is good and I'm in love with this campus. The only thing I think is the timetable. It's really hard to manage classes and
The facilities given- specifically the library
4.3
the university of Roehampton has several qualities that make it an excellent place to study. One of its key strengths lies in its vibrant and inclusive community. the university fosters a supportive environment that values diversity and encourages collaboration with students from various cultural backgrounds. this creates a rich tapestry of perspectives, enhancing the overall learning experience. however, there's always room for improvement. one area that could be enhanced is the expansion and modernization of facilities. this could be enhanced is the expansion and modernization of facilities. this could involve investing in state-of-the-art laboratories, updated technology, and additional resource for research and academic support service.
the university of Roehampton, like many modern universities, often encourages a mix of teaching methods to accommodate different learning preferences and to adapt to changing circumstances. contact with lecturers also varies. in-class teaching, we typically have direct and regular contact with lecturers during classes. in online or blended learning, communication might occur through various means, such as email, discussion forums, virtual office hours.