669 University College Birmingham reviews

Teaching is good and insightful We use a lot of premixes as it's quicker instead of learning how to make the product from scratch

The timetable is chaotic

Very easy to find, with good parking

Very well placed and clean

the course is delivered in person, there is one on one tutorial times where a student can talk to a lecturer and plenty of hours to make up the course. I wish that there was more practical hours though.

there is afforadble accomodation in the city centre which is gated and is close to the university. It is also close to a street full of bars, pubs and clubs.

the uni halls are in a great location but the wifi is almost non existant.

Amazing teachers who can help any time and who know how to communicate!

The best is that there aren't many assignments, its more like to study than rather boring assignments. Finance is stressing me out.

I really like it, the location is perfect.

Its specious, but not lot of seats.

-Great lecturers -Very helpful if we’re confused or stressed about upcoming exams -Some lessons aren’t recorded so can be a little harder to catch up on if you’ve missed a lesson -nowhere to charge laptops in class rooms at moss house

more online lessons is inconvenient as i struggle to learn virtually- we are also not in a national lockdown so i don’t think it makes sense to have minimal in-class lessons as this puts us a disadvantage to be more interactive in lessons

Birmingham is great for study however save an additional £1000+ on top of your student loan before coming here, especially if you’re from the north because living down here is so expensive for some reason

I had so many issues staying at mary sturge. Water leaks that took them 3 months to fix, broken radiators and only giving small heaters on a “first come first served basis”, there is no communal area, besides the common room which has a table tennis table, also no TV or sofas in the kitchen - this place is convenient as it’s a 5 minute walk from the city centre however there are better accommodations in the area which are cheaper

Would prefer more face to face lectures however when we are in it is always fab.

Birmingham has great transport links. It is also a very diverse city

I much prefer the blended learning as it aids my travel and reduces costs spent. It also makes it more fun to go straight into practical work when I get into campus.

No opinion

Get discount for students especially for train travelling