University College London - UCL
speciality: Biological Sciences

Studying nutrition at UCL has been one of the best decisions I have made. Not only most of the professors were passionate and helped us students a lot, the social life here is amazing. Through joining multiple societies, I am able to meet lots of new people and made some of my closest friends there.

Super International. I personally believe I got to learn tremendously from my peers and the professors at UCL. Even during the pandemic, the classes online were very engaging.
Everyone at UCL is very motivated and helpful

Biomaterials & Tissue Engineering is a highly interdisciplinary branch and at UCL, one actually gets to experience that. If regenerative medicine and the idea of tissue engineering interests you, this course is for you. With a lot of emphasis on biomechanics, stem cell biology, bioengineering & biomaterials, in addition to acquainting yourself to the current research – this course is nothing short of mind-blowing. It is a one-year course and the pace is fast, but that is what keeps you on your toes. The coursework is delivered in a way that you will automatically want to learn and explore more.

I loved this university due to its location and student life. There are countless societies to choose from. Careers events are amazing and there are many of them. There are so many students and such a wide diversity among them.

Really great university, people are friendly, lots of societies and campus is really nice, would recommend. The main thing to improve would be admin/organisation and more feedback on past assessments as this is often not available.

UCL is a great university. The lectures and professors are very interesting, as you get to learn from current research (in science degrees). It also has a large network for societies and it is very accessible to get involved.

The University excels in global inclusiveness and understanding. Their societies and clubs encompass an extensive spectrum of diversity and acceptance. The University is also known for its academic success however lectures and assignments can often be disorganised and badly structured.