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585 Student reviews
Great place: Diversity, opportunities (especially for management students). Improvements: Better union and management for sports and memberships.
Outdated technology, campus is cramped, not much social activities
Bradford uni has a bad rep but it is actually really good . highly recommend.
Getting to join the societies and gym have been a highlight of my experience.
Its amazing the staff is good
Best: plenty of spaces to socialise and hang out with friends after lectures
Best aspect for me is the support service and worst aspect is the location and the Chesham building is quite old
Best aspect was the students union. I had so much fun with the union taking part in society events etc. Course was a bit unorganised tho that could be improved
18-24 years
The worse part is when I have an early morning lecture at 9am, I am always running late. However I love everything else at university I love my experience here
Student life can be improved through lower fees and more job options
It’s a great place to study & achieve your goals in higher education. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
It’s a very average university. The size is perfect for me as it’s not too big and not too small although this means that societies can be very unengaging. It is not super diverse but it allowed me to interact with people from different cultures. In terms of academics, it is lacking but it works.
Best aspect is that it has many facilities like the library and cool spaces to sit and relax
I love the facilties provided. Particularly, as an engineering student, the practical labs and equipment provided are tol class. The library and computer devices are great as well. The teachers are really supportive, and the Career counsellors really helps with my future goal.
Diverse ages, ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Library very well equipped, student support for newcomers is excellent, lots of enrichment activities, on site gym and pool very good value for money. Lecturers have technology problems often so delay in teaching, other students can be unprofessional, disruptive and leave early, never challenged by lecturers. Food choices are varied, but poor quality. No where for students to warm a meal, make their own tea/coffee (we pay almost £10k a year to access resources)
18-24 years
The student life is pretty non existent, and, as a disabled student, I have found the support to be really poor.


Best part is the support and the environment. Some things that could be improved is getting better facilities, and having more fun activities around curriculumn.
The course content is covered thoroughly, there are a lot of practical sessions, as well as exam. The lecturers' all have open door policies and the support is great.
The location is right by, so it is easy to get to campus, the facilities are ok. There is campus security. The stuff gets broken down easily which is annoying, but management is usually good, and they repair it quickly enough