I go to the London College of Communications and I’d like to point out how many useful workshops and equipment they offer to their students. As an Advertising student I have access to printing labs, film workshops, painting classes, Adobe courses and more. which allows me to truly broaden my hard skills strengthening my resume, ultimately assisting me in increasing my employability upon graduation. Specifically with my program, I would appreciate a more practical course schedule than theoretical as I believe it would help me gain hands-on experience with job-like projects.

The University of the Arts London is a creative hub, where like minded people collaborate and build long lasting relationships. I met people, on my course and other courses, who I now consider my closest friends. The university has excellent facilities, you can rent equipment and workspaces and you have access to all libraries across 5 different campuses. The standard of the courses does vary, but the experiences and people you meet will definitely make your time worthwhile.

My time so far at UAL has been a rewarding experience. My current degree in Design management has retaught the way I review design and digital marketing I now know that is is more than aesthetics but how you communicate to your user and their needs. The support from the University and other students has been very helpful. I am grateful to study in a dynamic environment filled with like-minded and hardwroking people.

This is my second year in the University of the Arts London interior design program. Overall, my experience was good, we were provided with a lot of resources and we were able to go into any of UAL’s campuses use their library, and join events.
In our interior design course. We had lectures twice a week. We could see a tutor once a week to discuss the projects we are working on now to keep us on the right path. There is also a lot of free time for yourself too, a lot of students here work part-time while taking this course.

my experience at ual has been amazing so far. considering it is rated 2nd best in the world for art and design, i cannot complain about my experience however there some downs i have faced considerinf strikes etc and some teaching conditions but is an amazing experience overall

Overall, I have enjoyed my time at university. The facilities are great, you have a great balance between free time and studies. However, I do feel that there could be more practical work rather than lots of theory. Nonetheless, I have had the opportunity to meet lots of people and learn a lot of new things.

It’s a good university. It has excellent workshops to work in as well as supportive lecturers. the students are also helpful and understanding. It’s also easy to find your way around when you’re new.

I adore my major’s course offerings, the people, and the surroundings! A variety of places to eat, socialize, and pass your free time are available in the ideal college town where the college is located. Considering that I traveled from New York, the people here are very warm and welcoming. Last but not least, UNH has a very well-run and professional nutrition program, and I am a nutrition major.

All students are welcomed at the university in spades. They go above and beyond in their efforts to assist each student in obtaining the needs they have, ranging from academic to mental health requirements, and they do this in a formal yet relaxed manner.

The University of the arts is a place I adore dearly. In my sophomore year of college, I transferred here, and I fell in love right away. There are numerous individuals and organizations. Being a part of anything for social or academic reasons is simple.