The learning process is not easy at first glance, but after 1-2 months you are already fluent in everything. The schedule consists of lectures about 3 times a week and seminars. Attendance here is strictly controlled and literally if you missed 1-2 lectures you already receive a letter stating that your attendance is a concern. What just shocked me was the level of libraries, they can even give you a computer to work with and ask what brand you prefer.During my studies, there were not so many foreign students, and my neighbor from Lebanon explained why – according to him, the interest of the university in helping foreign students to integrate into society and help in solving problems did not beat at all (either avoided answers, or did not answer at all messages) So the student council was racist towards foreigners. I hope this problem is already solved, because I have only good memories

If you are looking for a home town feel with a professional attitude, the University of Bolton is for you. It is large enough to have a good social life whilst studying yet small enough so you feel at home. The lectures are interesting and run by people who have worked in their topic field, the on-site facilities are excellent and the Student Union offers plenty of support and clubs.

A fantastic group of lecturers who were more than just teachers! All of whom you could get on with on a personal level , whether it was playing weekly football or chatting about the latest video games. There was never a dull moment highlighting the great uni experience.