As an international student doing my masters in Public health here at GCU London, I can say I’m really impressed with this school and this is because I have been able to see and interact with students and lecturers from different parts of the world. These interactions have been quite informative in the sense that I have been able to learn about other people’s cultures and histories and now I understand why even though we are all humans, we are different in our own ways. One other thing that made me even more excited about this school is the fact that I have met and had conversations with students from my own country, and this has made studying way easier for me because now I have my own little community that understands where I’m coming from and can explain things to me in a way that is easy for me to understand.

The program was extremely nice and comprehensive and the approach enshrined within the program makes it one of the most versatile public health programs out there. However, the transfer to virtual learning as a result of COVID, made the program a bit undesirable with many students not knowing what is even happening. I will definitely recommend the program for complete face-to-face learning but never for virtual learning. And also don’t be deceived by the so-called blended learning. It’s totally nonsense. However, in general, GCU is one of the best places to be.