Incredibly amazing university, the way they polish students and help them boost their morale and think intellectually is worthwhile. Many universities have international partnerships to allow exchanges between their students. The most obvious subjects for these opportunities would be those that involve languages, and the study of people and places.

The library is not open 24/7. Course is very theoretical and basic so far. Good thing is that there’s diversity. I’ve got people from 15 countries in my course. The professors are good but teach only from the PPTs.

The programme is a great opportunity for students wanting to develop a career either in the private or public sector. Thankfully, City offers the mix of excellent academic quality and professional development, considering most students in my class have already found either placements or internships on different sectors.

Avoid this university like a plague. Huge waste of time and money. The lectures are 10-15 mins long, they do not teach anything and give horrible marks. The teaching is appalling, how the mighty have fallen! They do not live up to expectations! They promise you the world and give you nothing. They are only interested in your money.
I strongly recommend going to another university if you wish to learn and have a career, this university was a massive waste of time and money.

City University London is a really good university that you should really consider.

Highlights
Career Advice
There’s a well resourced and staffed career centre that helps with everything from looking for part time work during your studies, career advice, CV and resumé help and many initiatives to help you figure out and follow your desired career path.
Course Content
In my course, BSc Economics, the course material was engaging, diverse, intuitive, challenging and mostly a joy to learn. I especially enjoyed choosing and tailoring my electives in my final year to suit my desired opportunities and career path after I finish my undergraduate degree.
Teaching
The lecturers are very well qualified, most of them experts in their fields and are good at delivering the content. They are kind and attentive to ones needs and are really helpful in challenging students to better help develop their thinking with regards to the subjects.
Location
The campus is located in north central London, with plenty of transport links, via two underground stations and multiple bus stops which makes travelling to and from an ease.
Facilities
The university has top class facilities, and supports your course with just about everything you might need. For my course, I had free use of software needed in the uni computers, and free access to pertinent publications like the Financial Times and the Economist for example. Lecture halls and classes mostly have lecture recording capabilities which are excellent for revision and studying

Areas of improvement
Accommodation
Is very pricy, which is to be expected in London, especially central London but that could really be better
Student life
The clubs and other non-academic activities in the uni could be much better supported and made more relevant for students

Administration, from finance to careers and student services are super efficient. Expect to get a reply within hours.

Simple commute to Angel Station, in proximity to the rest of central London.

Renowned institution.