Overall, the course outline is satisfactory, but a few irrelevant modules are not really engineering related. I think the best thing about the course is that all aspects of the engineering scope are covered, although the level of detail for each module is inconsistent. I would remain in a natural position for recommending this programme.

Our programme is fantastic and all of the professors are kindful and knowledgeable. I have learned a lot here. However, all the modules will be 100% assessed by the final exam, which made me quite nervous…

It seems to me that the program covers the basic knowledge areas of the central topic of the program. It does it in a multidisciplinary way, so the interactions in which we participate become very valuable in terms of the different visions that are held. It is at this same point that some of the classes become more complex for students, depending on the profile. I think that at some points, a balance should be sought so that we can obtain greater performance from the course.

We have high tuition fee but we do not have many chance to do experiment in lab. Therefore I think maybe we can have more opportunity to do the experiment. Also, I think the assessments are too intensive.

I am impressed by the career centre of UCL who started to guild students to think about their careers at the very beginning of the semester. They offer various consultations like general career path exploration, CV review, mock interview etc, as well as resources like online webinars with people from the industry, providing authentic views of the job market.

All perfect. Excellent professors with abundant knowledge who are glad to answer any question from students. Brilliant students from all around the world who collaborate with others very well. I love my programme.

I just started, but it seems everything I quite theoretical. Hopefully, when doing my dissertation project I’ll have a more hands-on experience.
There only one exams period after terms 1 and 2 for all modules. This seems to be more complicated than taking exams after each period.

The programme is very specific that I could not find it in any other university around the world. Here I can find various resources which help me to understand my field a lot better rather than just leave it at undergraduate study.

International prestige/reputation as one of the best universities in the world. Incredibly well connected and draws some excellent minds to the university. Have met a wide range of people from various backgrounds. This is probably the university’s biggest advantage

UCL has a primal location, state of the art research facilities and great professors who are good at what they do and are very supportive of students. I love my time in London because I get to meet students from all walks of life and get to learn about different cultures. I feel however that UCL can do better when it comes to mental health student support, especially for international students.