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Postgraduate Reviews of Courses at Goldsmiths, University of London

Goldsmiths offers an inclusive and collaborative work environment where students from various backgrounds are encouraged to work together in exciting and transformative ways. The staff are also immensely supportive and are more than equipped to help their students if needs be. read full review
Incredibly enlightening and valuable experience. The course covered a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of political messaging to media and democracy. The instructor's expertise and real-world examples brought the subject matter to life. Their ability to bridge the gap between theory and practice was truly impressive. I appreciated the practical exercises and case studies that allowed me to apply the concepts we learned in a hands-on manner, plus very diverse perspectives and experiences! Goldsmiths is really a good choice for anyone wants to get involved in politics. I recently got a chance to run a real political campaign which is amazing both for my experience as well as my CV. read full review
I really enjoy my course and the teachers are amazing. I would strongly recommend the course. read full review
Overall pretty decent compared to the us and cheaper! read full review
While the general energy of the university is lovely, a lot of the student experience could be improved.
Redundancies have meant that many important tasks get swept under the rug or completely forgotten about such. Timetabling seems super hectic such that rooms and times change frequently, making it difficult to keep up. AL's aren't getting paid on time, and the organization in the department seems chaotic in general. Overall, there is a lack of responsiveness that makes many students feel abandoned. read full review
Overall, great experience. Maybe more things to help meet people and students would be good. read full review
it would be nice to have more casual hand out areas with couches read full review
The strength of this school is undoubtedly the creativity that comes from diversity. The school is made up of students of various nationalities, races, genders and ages, and the school is committed to promoting creativity. They also actively give feedback to students' opinions and help everyone study culture and arts in a better environment. In addition, by continuously opening writing classes and career classes for international students, the uni pay attention to helping students adapt well to English-speaking countries. I highly recommend this school if you need stimulation to broaden your perspective and expand your thoughts in culture and art.
The unfortunate thing is that the classes opened each semester are slightly different, so if the compulsory module and the optional module you want to listen to overlap, you must choose the compulsory module, and you cannot guarantee that the optional module you want to listen to next term will be opened. Also, the cleanliness of the bathroom is a bit disappointing. Other than that, all facilities and online platforms are in place for student support, such as a library, cafe, restaurant, and Student Union.
All opinions and thoughts are respected, and the environment where you can comfortably share your opinions from an open perspective with motives from various backgrounds and perspectives is superior to any university. read full review