1,372 reviews for University of Reading

I love the passion and enthusiasm of my lecturers and how that helps me to continue accessing and sustaining my own interest for the subject.

Half of the lectures get about 20 slides in out of 120. Only about 5% of content is ever actually taught. The uni aims at pulling all students towards barley getting a 2:1 to artificially increase the grades they can give.

8 students. All 7 but me were East Asian international, they would change from English to mandarin when I was in the kitchen. The uni segregates its halls but I somehow slipped through the system, they try to keep international and home students completely separate as the uni doesn’t seek any real integration.

A lot to learn, keep your head in the game because the lecturers aren't magicians

There is a lack of modules with the neuroanatomy and biology of the brain itself, but the course is very diverse and practical.

The majority of lecturers are really helpful and make the modules interesting. There’s a nice mix of in person and online learning

It was in a great location and was good value for money when I was there

1. I prefer in class course 2. The class hours, in generally scheduled with no many gaps) 3. With a few exceptions, we have covered in Reading List useful materials for each topic (books, articles, Cases) 4. Past exam questions - very very useful 5. tutorials will be very welcome as a lot of topics are left uncovered and undiscussed (the worst aspect) 6. No materials 7. Recorder devise in Palmer G10 does not work, so no recorded lecture

Recorded lectures

Small fridge

Needs more tutor time, smaller lectures, workload can be intense but overall enjoy the course, 1st yrs definitely need more internship support earlier on.

Good quality, you do have to walk the 20mins back to campus for student bars but no one minds to much, busy halls which is great security makes students feel safe

The best part is the lecture

Great in person learning, group discussions Don’t know much about work and placement opportunities

Perfect But pricey