282 reviews for Royal Agricultural University

Best- the people , all like minded and friendly. Worst - facilities.

Stunning scenery and access to practical skills development just round the corner, small community so help is always accessible

My lecturers are very engaging and the University offers excellent student support m.

I love the quiet rural campus and being situated close to town. I love knowing everyone and feeling safe in the environment. I do think that the su and tithe bar could be improved as it’s too expensive for students and places in town are cheaper. The accommodation is great and most of the lecturers are interesting. There is an issue with some lecturers having really strong accents making it harder to understand what they’re saying especially when covering new terminology. First year was a bit slow but i feel like I’m learning loads in 2nd year, and I feel like it’s preparing me for a career in land management

Great area and campus. Love the night and student life. Would be great to be provided with more facilities especially in the equine centre. I feel supported through my learning most of the time but sometimes get let down with certain members of staff and have been disregarded in terms of certain private issues affecting my studies recently.

The inclusiveness makes it a great places to be and the amount of structure of timetables and support is great.

Social life, accommodation and facilities are great but I find many of the lectures are not in depth enough and subjects require significant research to do assignments properly. Many of the lecturers are brilliant and very knowledgeable

Good library to work in and helpful IT centre. Shop and cafe is very expensive considering we are students. Some of the lecturers are very hard to understand but most are good.

RAU is small focussed university with a number of high calibre staff. The University needs to improve it's IT capabilities and IT support for students.

Great place to study. Good location, and great people