236 reviews for Royal Agricultural University

The best thing is the participatory method of teaching. group works are great. Sometimes some faculty members doesn't pay attention to their accent and attitude which may cause some problem for the international students.

Within the university premises. Staffs are always available in porters lodge. They try to solve any problem quickly.

some lecturers are hard to understand. my course was promoted as to take a trip abroad to Kentucky however they are now saying they cannot afford this, which is a massive dent in the education of the course as this would have been a huge opportunity for work and education abroad.

the hall was warm and clean, with good ensuite facilities and always hot water in the showers and taps. however, the wifi went down sometimes during incredibly important assignment submission periods, making it impossible to submit work and making me stay at a year above's house to use their wifi to complete my work.

The amount of information supplied on gateway is really good. However, it would be beneficial to have more contact hours.

The rooms have everything you need and to a good standard.

The contact hours are very much there with in person lectures/seminars approximately three days a week. All the lectures supportive and willing to help. There is small group sizes on my course so everyone gets an input, ideas and support. The facilities for the labs are also being upgraded at the moment.

The town is a lovely place with lots of pubs and independent shops. There is one club which people go to. the town also has several big shops like Aldi, Tesco and Waitrose within a walk/10 min driving distance.

The catering is lacking in a few areas, with it being hit and miss. There is lovely housekeeping staff which will pop around once a week and hoover and wipe down surfaces. The building is a bit old in style with old windows and stone brick stairs but feels homely and each room has a room controlled heater. The Rooms are big for what you paid for and some have a lovely view across the fields. They are shared facilities, however due to housekeeping aren't too much to worry about.

The diverse nature of the modules iv interesting, trying to capture as much as possible within the time frame. It's a very intentional effort on the part of the institution that i honestly would applaud.

All really good, I just have one terrible lecturer.

Honestly really like it. I wish we had do not disturb signs for the days the cleaners visited as they often walk in when you don’t want them to!

I enjoy my course as it’s hands on, you are able to speak to the lecturers about the topic and get one on one help. I would like it to be slightly more interactive with more activities in class instead of note taking.

I love coad, my rooms large with an en-suite. The location is amazing, close to both car parks so extremely accessible with great views!

It’s a in class lecture/semi else which gets everyone involved

It feels like my own house

Some lectures seem pointless as we don’t learn a lot

Main campus res, lots of people, the bathrooms could of been better

Very interesting course with lots of real world examples that make it more relevant. Some lecturers are a bit disorganized

Loved my halls, I had a nice big room with an en-suite bathroom. The common room was a bit rundown though.