I did my masters in History Of Art at UCL and was overall very happy with the professors as well as the curriculum. What I liked the most is that they approached art by looking at the philosophical and socio-political factors of each era which gave me a holistic view and taught me that If I want to have a deeper understanding of something I have to look at it from all points as everything is codependent.

Really good facilities, teaching staff and love being in London. The main issue is that there are too many students and not enough space so study spaces became extremely crowded and often in first year classes were taught is not the best places e.g. hotels.

UCL has been an amazing experience that I have yet to finish. London has been for my course very useful as many great museum and galleries are around letting me expand my knowledge on multiple subjects. Student life has always been as well extremely exhilarating giving me plenty of memories that I will never forget!

With the opportunity to learn from some of the most brilliant tutors at the cutting edge of research, making real change in the world is a privilege. Having all this and one of the best cities in the world at your doorstep is why I’d recommend UCL as one of the best universities to study at.

UCL is a space where a lot brilliant minds meet, clash, argue, innovate, research and thereby create. And that is beyond amazing. The intellectual quality is undeniable. Every now and then the intellectual rigour and the excellence of the research comes at the expense of the student, especially the younger ones. Their mental health is not a priority, neither is their experience. The MA was therefore more enjoyable than the BA. I imagine the PHD program to be fantastic.

the degree program was well-designed as it requires to study one subsidiary subject and one foreign language apart from the major. This helps us study comprehensively and beyond a single discipline. The library also provides good reading resources and study places.