

My experience studying Politics & International Relations at the University of Southampton has been very positive. The programme is well structured, and the teaching quality stands out — lecturers are knowledgeable, supportive, and genuinely invested in helping students succeed. Classes are engaging, especially seminars, which encourage discussion and help build confidence in presenting ideas.
The university offers many opportunities outside the classroom. I’ve been able to take part in Model United Nations, international programmes, and political work experience, all of which have helped me grow academically and personally. Campus life is welcoming, and it’s easy to get involved in societies and meet people with similar interests.
Overall, Southampton provides a strong academic foundation, helpful staff, and a good student community. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a well-rounded university experience in the social sciences.
View moreThe supervisor was very helpful while I am doing my dissertation project. She guided me thoroughly on the material that I want to write. The overall teaching method is pretty good. Students have to be active and talk regularly with their PAT to be updated on new events/opportunities.
View moreUniversity of Southampton as a Russell Group university provides a very good combination of teaching and opportunities. The campuses are great to spend in a lot of time with lots of study spaces available, which is great for people who wish to study outside of home. Doing a joint degree here is very useful as you have wider variety of opportunities and great choice of modules to pick from. The lecturers deliver the information in good manner and are responsive when you need help with the studies. Overall, UoS is a good university which offers good career prospects.
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