1,018 reviews for University of Bristol

really fun but difficult course

under construction so can’t use all facilities

The course allows generally for a lot of flexibility outside of compulsory practical learning eg animal handling and clinical skills. All lectures are live streamed and recorded so if you can’t make it then it’s absolutely fine. I definitely find you get the most out of attending as much as possible and really engaging but others don’t find in person lectures as helpful so watch online in their own time

Like everything in Bristol it’s expensive but it was definitely value for money in terms of it being nearly brand new, so many facilities including a gym and study rooms. Staff were always very friendly.

Best- quality of lectures Worst- not enough practicals

Really expensive for what you get

Learn through case base learning, lectures, and practicals to really help marry everything together clearly

I’ve stayed at both Hiatt baker and Durdham and I feel Durdham is much better value and cheaper the en suites are really good and the space of the room

Good industry interaction/collaboration. Hard to track-down supervisor

A lot of the lecturers SUCK and refuse to edit their lectures based on student feedback. We get taught loads about referral level surgeries which we will obviously never do unless we specialise. Pre-COVID, we had 3 practicals a week, post-COVID we had one practical every fortnight roughly. Yes, you have a tutor but you meet them maybe twice a year because they are too busy with their work to be able to have any time for us. This is a tactic the university uses to make us feel sympathy for the person because we understand the individuals are overworked -> they use this to distract us from the point that THEY are choosing to accept more students than they can manage and so THEY directly are the cause of overworking staff and under supported students.

promised us a bar -> we NEVER got it (a whole year). it was SO cold and dark and just miserable. The grounds were stunning though (it is a wedding venue) but I think access is more restricted now?

Great teaching quality. The only downside is the room that the teaching takes place in is windowless and not very nice to spend much time in.

I like it , wish lectures were openly online and wish there were more contact hours

On the best side, the courses are rich in resources, the teachers are responsible, and the courses are highly interactive The bad side, in fact, is the essential reason, it is a pity that the year is too short, especially the second semester immediately to write a paper, very nervous

Favorite place: Facilities The rooms are clean and the front desk is very responsible; Least liked: It was too far from school and we didn't have bus passes, which were available at Print Hall nearby

Hi, I'm PhD l student, and I have many classes that run continuously throughout the entire day. This schedule is quite exhausting for me. Moreover, I find it challenging to maintain my concentration for such long periods, which I feel detracts from the overall learning experience.

I'm staying in Zinc Quarter, and it's pretty far from campus, so getting around isn't all that easy. Plus, there's often a lot of loud talking going on around here, which really messes with my sleep. And about the rent – it feels a bit steep, you know? I mean, the place is alright, but it doesn't really live up to what I'm paying.