Queen Margaret University - QMU (reviews)

The actual university is small- very intimate. Accommodation blocks only contain 800 students, so freshers get a good chance to meet a tonne of people on a regular basis. The actual course is good, a good range of different assessments. Professors are sometimes not very helpful.

The facilities were lacking when it came to projects, but the lecturers were passionate which made it more enjoyable. If students had better accessibility to resources needed, the university would be higher ranking.

I really like the university. It’s quite a small campus which is really nice as it feels like a tight-knit community. I study Speech and Language Therapy and I find the course really interesting. The facilities in uni are great also.

The uni is small which makes it have a close student cantered feel however also prides itself on the diversity with trying to have equal opportunities for everyone, help is always available and there’s many ways to improve not only our education but career opportunities. Most of the staff reply quickly to emails and classes are a good size which allows for discussion and ability to ask questions, the main issues i face is marks being told they’ll get to us by a certain date and not getting them for months after which is slightly explainable by the strikes but still is ridiculously long after promised, the coursework is a steady pace for my course atleast. The uni also offers meals and activities now and again to make sure students are well and can meet new people