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The overall ranking is decided by students from this institution rating them in a 2026 Whatuni review. This forms the basis of the Whatuni Student Choice Awards (WUSCAs for short).
1135 Student reviews
When I just enrolled in the uni, it was during covid and I didn't have many chance to experience the student life. But thanks to the global campuse holding some online events, I still managed to make lots of good friends in my life.
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Very diverse.
SU is very good
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Wouldnt change a thing.
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Best: so many societies at the SU, lots of opportunities to make friends. Facilities are great To improve i think the accommodation should be closer to the uni
18-24 years
most buildings in decent distance of each other. medical school is very ugly and needs updating. More general study spaces, libraries good but not enough seated areas for less serious work.
There is a lot to do in terms of societies and events facilitated by the Students Union The sports facilities could be improved.
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Great engineering facilities along with the best student union in the UK.
Really good range of societies and clubs to engage in however the city centre can feel a little dead from time to time thought this might just be a Sheffield thing 0.0.
In general there are plenty of study spaces around the university, however there has been lots of building work going on recently which has forced many of the place in uni to become over crowded and not ideal study environments.
18-24 years
the best aspects, specifically first year, is the residence life. this is a chance for students to experiment with making food, making music or making new friends. another good aspect is the amount of societies and how welcoming people are. one of the worst aspects is the distance from campus to the student halls, but the halls themselves were spacious and modern.
18-24 years
Being in a great city provides a lot of opportunities for students to explore and experience different cultures. Additionally, the university offers a wide variety of activities and clubs that allow students to get involved in extracurricular activities and make new friends. The mental health support system is also noteworthy, as it provides students with the resources they need to maintain their well-being. However, one area that could be improved is academic support for international students. While the university does a great job of providing support in general, it could do more to familiarise international students with the grading system. This could include offering workshops or tutoring sessions specifically for international students to help them understand the expectations and requirements of the university's grading system.
18-24 years
First gen student
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18-24 years
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