669 University College Birmingham reviews

Bad wifi

Not very interactive with students.

Not many societies they are very niche

Could have more seminars

Through hired

Slow food/ coffee operators

Not much support for EU students in terms of finals

A lot of theoretical support

It's actually so good, there is everything I need. We have academic skill centre which helps with my coursework.

It's everything I need. I'm glad and happy with what we have

It's the place for students to have and study!

You can find everything you are interested in

I like how helpful they are. They push you to do your best.

We have @Hired which helps you find a job. The uni prepare you for everything

The room in MH is either too hot or too cold

Gives good grammar checkers

City centre, clubbing close to us

Netball is the best, like a family

Not really

Very good facilities.

Really good living so close to everything.

I'm not in one.

Good accommodation for the price.

The facilities available are excellent as there are always computers available to use if needed and there is also study rooms which small groups of students can use. The canteen also offers a range of foods to meet students needs.

The support given by tutors is amazing as they always try to give enough support so you can make certain changes which helps to increase grades. The university also have a councillor which students can use for free to ensure students dont have any troubles and can always speak to someone if needed.

I have not been involved with the Students' Union as i am concentrating on settling into university life but i would like to get involved in the next two years.

The city life is good and it have a very good vibe and atmosphere.

There are many clubs and societies which help students feel welcome so they can also fit in and make new friends.

The best thing about the lecturers is that they offer amazing support and explain theories and ideas in ways which make it easier to understand. They are passionate about their job and they are very approachable.

They offer students to take a free language course in their first year to improve theit employability and they have a department called UCB Hired which concentrates soley on making students moee employable by sorting out job opportunities and placements. They offer a compulsory module called Academic Skills to first year students doing degrees associated with Education and Teaching. This module focuses on aiding students to improve skills needed throughout the course due to having time management tasks and essay writing ones. The Academic Success Centre offers students support as they give advice on how to reference correctly and how to improve essays and reports by increasing readings used.

Assignments good feedback

Fun! Competitive

Help when you need it

Campbel properties not reliable agents