University of the Arts London - UAL
speciality: Art & Design

I found this to be a really good course that offered both valuable knowledge and practical skills. The instructors created a friendly and supportive environment, which made it easy to ask questions and engage in discussions. I was able to learn something genuinely useful that I can apply not only in my studies but also in real-world situations.

The course I graduated from is Fashion Contour, which specialised in design and construction for: Lingerie, Swimwear, Bodywear, and Corsetry. The course captivates you from the get go because it is a niche area of design and you learn to use 10 sewing machines that are designated to the Intimates Industry. Besides design and construction, you will learn other areas of Fashion such as Marketing, Business, Sourcing and have the opportunity to Intern before entering you Final Year. What I loved the most was connecting with students from other courses such as Photography, Creative Direction, and Textiles. You have many resources and opportunities to collaborate with these students and this will give you a further insight in how the industry works outside of university. Of course there are university events, but you have to get out of your comfort zone and network with other students to make the most of your time in UAL, for example, I am Latin American and I decided to join the Latinxs Collective group and it helped me get to know more Latin American students in UAL from other courses that became lifelong friends, and also helped me to find job opportunities, such as working as a stylist assistant for a photoshoot for Vogue Italia. I definitely recommend this university, and my course if getting out of your comfort zone and networking is for you.

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.

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.

UAL as a whole has a huge number of connections in all aspects of creative arts, they are helpful in allowing you to pursue ur passion or interest wholeheartedly. My lecturers in particular are extremely kind and informal in a way that you are comfortable in asking questions you wish to ask, Im never afraid to voice an opinion or ask for support.

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.