University of Zimbabwe - UZ (reviews)

As a non-resident student at the University of Zimbabwe (UZ) studying Computational Economics, my university experience has been a whirlwind of activity. While I don’t have the traditional on-campus life, UZ has presented a valuable lesson in juggling academics and a social life. The bustling atmosphere of UZ keeps me constantly engaged. However, I’ve also had to develop strong time management skills to ensure my studies don’t get squeezed out by social commitments. This balancing act has been a significant learning experience in itself. While I appreciate the education I’m receiving, I believe there’s room for improvement. In my opinion, the university could enhance the quality of education, facilities, and overall organization. Despite these shortcomings, UZ has provided a rewarding experience overall. One area I believe deserves particular attention is student affordability. Given the current economic climate, it would be beneficial for the university to explore ways to offer students more affordable food options. Additionally, a wider variety of food choices would be welcome. These improvements would go a long way in supporting students’ well-being and focus on their studies. Overall, my time at UZ has been a mix of challenges and rewards. It’s an institution that pushes me to be my best, both academically and personally. While there’s space for growth, I’m grateful for the experience and the lessons I’ve learned so far.

The University is World Class. They don’t compromise quality for anything, what has to be done has to be done. It is in the Top 15 in the latest University rankings for Africa. It is the first University in Zimbabwe having been established during the colonial era.

university of Zimbabwe is generally the university in the country offering the best education with so much quality in it. the only thing l didn’t like was the lecturer-student ratio. l couldn’t imagine being hundreds of students all listening to one person.

The University of Zimbabwe is the centre of tertiary education in Zimbabwe and it is the only one that offers Audiology. Audiology is still in its infancy in the country and I graduated in the second class ever to graduate in Zimbabwe. Our class was the biggest the program had and has ever hosted to date and I enjoyed every bit of it. I would definitely recommend anyone to enroll and help build a small industry which still needs more muscle.