My time at Brunel was fun and exciting as I was constantly meeting new people from different culture and making new friends as the university is very diverse. The student life at Brunel was not bad as they had their own club and bar which made weekends entertaining. The lectures were pretty good however I mainly self-studied by staying long hours in the library, which is quite spacious to be fair and gets quitter the higher up you go in the building. The campus had decent facilities such as; an open gym, which I only used once and they had many ping-pong tables which I used many times with my friends. The campus itself is fairly big but not hard to get around to after a week of living there. The university has a lot of accommodation building that offer rooms of different sizes and I would personally recommend the freshers to stay on campus for at least the first year as it’s a good way to learn more about the campus life

I found the academic officers and teachers very helpful and really got help during my placement year job search and preparation. The university actually focuses on the employability of the srudents but still there are some scopes to develop the university experience. Overall, I would definitely recommend the university as a student.

I enjoyed the lecture content for CS, all modules have been enjoyable with good engaging content. Lectures have explained content clearly.

I would recommend this university because of the diversity and culture you can experience and gaining life experiences which are useful

The University teachers are amazing and patient. They make education very interesting and engaging for the students
The library is also amazing and a good environment to study, students can easily access the PCs and store their files on the cloud to be retrieved at a later date and this service is free. It’s impressive.

First off, I think of the main benefits is the location of the Uni being just in London therefore there are lots of ways to commute with the two mains ones being Bus or Underground. There is also a high street not too far from the university as well and can be accessed but almost any of the buses that come to the Uni. In my course (computer science) the teaching as a whole has been good with there being lectures where you are taught theoretical knowledge and labs where you either apply what you have been taught in the lecture to practicality or taught something else. The campus is quite big and always full of people throughout the day but this oftens leads to a lot of overcrowding at the same time. Finally, the classrooms are nothing to write home about they are pretty standard, but the labs are quite good and as long as you are studying a stem subject you will get the to end experience in the labs.

Brunel is a very comfortable university. It’s a great environment to meet new, good people. They have a solid Islamic society among many others.
My computer science course is comprehensive and well taught however the content is quite old.
The university provides great career advice and support. It has good connections to companies to allow for better jobs for placement and grad roles.
The sports facilities are great and open to all.
Overall, I’ve had an enjoyable time at Brunel and have learnt a lot from the course and the experience from placement year.

Great community and help in the chosen courses. Facilities are quite helpful and provide the students with the necessary equipment to succeed in their courses. Exams are also held out in a well and organised fashion which makes it easier to do them properly.

The university inculcates an optimistic approach to knowledge and future career prospects in the minds of a diverse range of students coming from different cultures and backgrounds. The student life is enjoyable ensuring that the students would make memories of a lifetime