Queen Margaret University - QMU (reviews)

The first two years of this course introduces you to a variety of module types with both practical and theory filmmaking. In third and fourth year you are able to choose elective modules based on what you have enjoyed in the first two years. This course allows you to collaborate and learn from others in individual and group assessments. Lecturers have a wide range of knowledge to help and guide your future career.

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.