University of Dundee (reviews)

The university is so great in supporting student welfare.

1. We are give breakfast everyday
2. We are given £20 voucher to shop in school for 10 items, in form of pantry
3. We have buses to drop us in our houses after staying in the library in late hours, which promotes studying

University of Dundee. A tight, close-knit community that is extremely sincere and helpful towards each other. The campus is set between scenic hills on one side, River Tay on the other and Northern Sea on the east side of the campus. Beginning with the institution itself, the amount of support university administration lends towards its students is unmatched be it financial support, academic support or mental health, and unlike anywhere in the United Kingdom. If you were to conduct a satisfaction survey within the campus, it would score 95% and above. The university is equipped with the state-of-the-art facilities but all of that can be seen on their website. What stands out or what matters the most is that the campus and the people that make this university feels like home. Within a month of moving here and starting your studies, chances are you will get to know a lot of people and you will come across them whenever you are out. Here, everybody knows everybody. This immediately puts a positive impact on international students especially who initially have this daunting feeling of being away from home.
On the academic front, the lecturers and your advisors are always keen on helping you and supporting you through your journey and the study plans which are a combination of hybrid and on-campus, are incredibly well programmed and managed. I studied post-graduate in International Marketing and my tutors were extremely well-informed and had impressive professional qualifications which is always better since we get to see a field perspective during studies. University of Dundee has my heart. You shall leave Dundee, but Dundee will never leave you.

The moment you set foot on the Dundee campus, you feel at home. Your best supporters and those that care about your success are the academics and instructors! Although academics are challenging, they serve as a motivator to help you reach your full potential.

I graduated with a Ba(Hons) degree in Art and Media in 2014. Having studied at Duncan of Jordanston, University of Dundee for 4 years I can definitely say my time there helped me graduate to become a confident professional in the field of Art and Media. I have since worked with many galleries and online platforms. Studying at DJCAD gave me the confidence and skills to pursue a wide range of roles. I would recommend!