University of Cambridge (reviews)

Very tough and stressful course. Everyone is very competitive and there is a lot of elitism but you cram a LOT of learning into the 4 years and come out of it with a lot of knowledge and confidence.

The buildings are beautiful, the facilities are top of the range (mostly) and the social life is bizarre but really fun.

Cambridge’s unique environment allows you to be surrounded with many likeminded people who also have a similar work ethic and intense passion for their subject. It is a very competitive university but that allows for close friendships to be made because of these shared experiences. Although studying can be very stressful at times and the workload can be tough, the university offers good support systems and many extracurricular activates to take part in alongside your studies which is greatly encouraged to do. Despite the extremely intense nature of Cambridge, my degree has been incredibly rewarding and I have really enjoyed my time there.

This university is filled with high quality professors who are just what I was looking for in my studies. My classmates are great but in the beginning I will say it was tough making friends due to the high number of students per class. There are quite a few international students which is great!

the authenticity of which the lecturers passes information/instill knowledge at this campus is just on another level. honestly studying a certain subject is more enjoyable than one can ever imagine. the psych and dedication is way beyond comparison. i assure yiu being at cambridge is worth more a million opportunities and its not only a place for studies but also it moulds one into becoming a better being,character in future

Students of all kinds are everywhere in Cambridge. The opportunity to explore the wider Boston area is provided in a wide variety of ways. A great place to walk or run at any time, even in the bitterly cold Boston winter, is the Charles River, which is also fairly close by. The diversity and accessibility of all the lovely restaurants near campus is something else I adore. The top university is Cambridge.

The chances of admission into Cambridge university is very low and that makes it really difficult for students to be admitted. There are a lot of hurdles in the school ranging from the struggle to succeed academically to pressure from all angles. The course was more difficult than expected.

Land economy is uniquely offered at Cambridge University; the unique realms of academic study quickly become apparent when undertaking the course. It is perfect if you are interested in how fields of economics, law and social policy intertwine in the empirical world. The workload is diversified so time-management is key.

The department is wide-ranging; thus self-sufficiency and a pro-active approaches to your learning is key. The main issue with the degree outreach is lack of information available on the degree site-page; I would recommend reaching out to the department via email if you’d like extra course specific knowledge.

The wide scope of this course opens a range of possible career pathways; however this is simultaneously a downfall. If your career prospects require specific technical skills, I would reach out to employers on whether they can accommodate for the degree’s capability in such roles.

For the university campus, I think the campus was big and we have a lot to do anytime. Infrastructure was good, meal was good, leisure was good. It seems like everyone around the city center is professional. Safe here.

For study and research, I love the dynamic flow of technical information and sound output from research. As an MPhil student, I don’t feel a lot of exchange with people from the other department or university, it is just from within the group or area.

It is good all way around. Ideal for class-based students but might not for research-based ones.