Based on the EDUopinions rankings, the University College Birmingham rating is 4.3. If you want to know more about this school, read the student reviews on our website.
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Opinion: In my opinion the unversity is exceptionally good, they offer amazing recourses and study support, mental health support and everything you think of. the cultural diverse is very good, you meet many different people from different race, colour, age, background, countries and they are all so lovely. The university also offers and creates events for all backgrounds cultural and religion belief celebrations which I dearly like.
Like: the cultural diverse, events and study support/resources and also kick start funds, for extra support.
Dislike: I would just say to have better accommodation rooms and free student parking areas around the campuses.
Would you recommend: yes I would highly recommend, as the diverse is amazing, lectures are great, the events are amazing, the support system and its also a great location.
I studies Digital Marketing at University College Birmingham from 2019-2022. Overall I would say that the course itself was excellent and has a range of different aspects of the digital marketing industry included in it. I also thought that the facilities were excellent particularly in my final year when a new campus was opened.
However, my degree was completed during the pandemic which meant i spent half my degree working from home and half of it face-to-face. I found that during this time the university’s faults were highlighted. For example, i found that they gave students very little information about our future studies until last minute despite other universities making descions and informing students much earlier. I also found that during this time very little support was given to students at a time when we needed it the most. Support was given when face-to-face before the pandemic so why should this support stop when everybody is forced to work remotly?
To conclude, UCB should’ve focused on adapting not just their way of teaching, but how to support students as it would’ve helped students so much more in such a challenging time. Despite this though UCB’s main strengths are their course content and facilities. Once they become more adaptable in all areas they will be a 5 star University thats for sure.
View moreI am an international student who came from nepal to get education here. I have met new people and new friends. The teachers have been very helpful and are always teaching me new stuff. The university here i very nice and there is always new stuff to learn
View moreThis is an amazing and friendly university welcoming students from all around the globe. The university has an Inclusive and supportive culture making everyone feel equal and valued. I would highly recommend this university to all students looking for the best university experience.
View moreUniversity College Birmingham is a interesting university experience. They have many different buildings scattered around the city centre instead of being focused in one sole location and site with the cub accommodation
being a 20min walk away due to this. Some buildings are brand new, modern and fully equipped whilst others and old, cold and need updating. The University is very active with social events, open talks, support and fundraising and social issue discussions. Classes vary depending on your chosen degree.
Some days I have fully prepared lectures. The next is a powerpoint with information seemly taken off googled and a wasted 35min walk. The staff however are very accommodating and really want to see the best in all students.
The lecturers offer lots of additional support for assignments and have many practise and review sessions which are extremely useful.
UCB is definitely a university I would reccomend due to it’d variety of degree choices not regularly taught at other places within big cities.
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