The University of the arts is a top-notch institution with lots to do. They have a dining hall that has won awards and serves excellent food. Everyone is very friendly and approachable. Their website not bring as efficienct as expected is its lone drawback.

I would definitely recommend studying at LCC because of the story support system that is given to us, from the tutors from the industry, having workshops to enhance our skillsets to having creative opportunities for us as a stepping stone such as the Arts Temp. Not only that, they have types of equipment for us to rent to do our personal projects.

It’s definitely a school that will support your creative career even if you feel that you might have the skillset yet. Not only that, there are so many mini pop-ups every now and then, which is nice and there is never really a dull moment in school.

Definitely highly recommend it and know that you are in for a good learning experience.

I enjoyed my time at this university, I met a lot of great educators and throughly engaged with my course. There are a lot of great resources to make use of. The school environment is multicultural and is also a great place to study as an international student.

My time at the University of the Arts London has been nothing short of a dream come true. Lectures are extremely engaging and informative, providing me with all the information I need for a successful start in my PR career. Seminars develop your creative skills and bolster your motivation for improvement via constant detailed feedback from tutors. I have been taught vital key skills, such as how to create a video, audio, web and written content, closely managed by professionals who have worked in the field. However, sometimes content can be a little unclear in the unit specification. This is however very quickly and professionally rectified through lecturers and tutors, who strive to ensure we have a developed understanding of this content.

UAL is an open place for everyone! No matter your age or interest! I have completed so many courses which no only allowed me to appear on the map within the industry that I wanted to work but they also allowed me to succeed which I can only thank UAL for creating such wide and interesting courses.

Amazing facilities but could be easier to book. Tutors don’t give much feedback and we barely had classes on the last year. A lot of independence which can be good and bad. Very short deadlines for intense projects and need to invest a lot of your own money to make them happen.

I didn’t see any BAME tutors, the curriculum was very focused on luxury fashion rather than showing a diverse range of designers. UAL has an amazing mental health support system put in place, mentoring and counselling changed my life but the course wasn’t too great.