Being at Goldsmiths was certainly not easy, since every year we experienced strikes that did impact our studies especially during covid. However the tutors really did make my experience there, their aim was to decolonise the learning process and I could see their effort and dedication in doing this, which is why I rate them highly. If it wasn’t for the continuous problems with the administration I would have given them 5 star rating.

Simple commute to the University. The University has modern facilities and well-thought out building design. Really great and comfortable library, most students are willing to stay and work overnight.

Inspirational list of alumni. Inspirational peers and other students, the best of London’s art & humanities students. Supportive alumni, careers service , extracurricular events and programs. Diverse students, you’re bound to learn more about the Chinese and Asian culture for example.

You can feel the history of Goldsmiths University all around the halls. As part of the University of London universities, it has a strong and good reputation. The campus has very subtle signs of tradition, but this campus also has state of the art architecture and design. This university seems to be setting the trends when it comes to London Universities. I loved the size and use of space in the library. I loved how the university took pride in all details even in things like leaflets and flyers. The style and diversity of my fellow students was super encouraging and inspiring, as many were from the arts.

So much great recreational things to do: yoga, mental health classes, visit a Chaplain/Priest. The mental health and student advisors were excellent. The classes for essay and study improvement – even better. Course leaders were so invested and cared about my wellbeing. The course leader would arrange meetings with me via Skype and in her office. She would write recommendations for me. Extremely helpful! Also, A bank right inside of the university, so I always would beat the queue.

A great student life, so much options on what to do and where to go in South East London (Greenwich).

Some parts of the university have a regal feel. Some days you will walk through the halls and see a massive orchestra rehearsing.

I came to the university not sure what to expect from my experience, but it was great. I felt independent, but very comfortable.

The best of the best in arts and culture attended this University, such as artist Damien Hirst and director Steve Mcqueen (12 years a Slave). An alumni, the creator of Glastonbury Festival, was honoured on the same day I graduated! Amazing!