I liked that the course was very straightforward and help was always provided in many aspects. Very easy to get in contact with the instructor. The last two years of my course was during Covid lockdown so it became a bit more challenging.

I have had the best experience at Kingston. Their student success center has helped me immensely. They not only care about how you’re doing as a student, but they also care about you as a person. I could not ask for a better and more accommodating school. I truly only have positive things to say.

Studying Human Rights at Kingston was a good education. The small class sizes made it a personable experience and gave many opportunities for debate and 1:1 interaction with lecturers. The downside to this was the reduced opportunities/funding for the Politics department, which has now been reduced in size/merged with the Law department, cutting down module choices during my degree which was a disappointment for many on the course. However, Lecturers are engaged and offer real-life experiences of a career in the Politics/Human Rights field which is valuable. Overall, Kingston is a smaller University that offers a good education.