Reviews of Postgraduate Courses

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The skills, qualifications and experience that i have gained as an international students from studying with University of Chester are now needed more than ever. Studying at University of Chester has played a huge part in my personal and professional development. The MBA programme has allowed me to develop skills in areas such as entrepreneurship, communications, leadership and research.

It goes without saying that 2020 has been a challenge- both personally and in terms of my study. However, I have pulled through by staying positive, fully engaging in online study and keeping in touch with loved ones.

I graduated in October and I am feeling immensely proud. Overcoming the challenges which the COVID-19 pandemic has presented feels even more rewarding. I have the confidence, courage and skills to achieve my dreams in the world of management thanks to my experience in University of Chester. read full review

I have gained a lot of co-curricular experience as well as academic achievement. Although I don't think it is counted as a vibrant university life, sometimes I like the quiet but ongoing student life. read full review

I enjoy my time here at the University of Chester. Everything is quite close to the city centre and students do not need to pay for any commuting. Chester is a quite friendly and beautiful city. It is so easy to go for cycling or a run nearby the city or even cross the border for some gorgeous views from the Lake District. The University supports students with different services such as Careers and Employability, Student futures, student mental health and well being and so on. Chester has definitely exceeded my expectations. read full review

I have loved my student experience at Swansea University. I left school in the 1960s but was unable to attend university due to personal circumstances but have spent my whole life regretting not being able to do so. When I discovered I could attend as a mature student I grabbed the opportunity with both hands and the learning experience has changed my beliefs, values on just about everything as well as making me aware that my prejudices were unwarranted.
I was very aware of my seniority when I started my course and was anxious about not being accepted by my fellow students. I need not have worried because there was no judgement, by staff or students, that I had no right to be part of the undergraduate group.
My experience far outweighed my expectations and my only regret is that I couldn't do it earlier in my life. read full review

I never expected to enjoy online learning as much as I am. It is incredibly flexible and I am getting the same quality of teaching as what I would if I was on campus. read full review

Please refer to the first box. All the details lie therein. I still can't understand how this school is accredited and it is not considered a scam. What a waste of money. read full review

It has been rather dismal. The takeaway is this: in terms quality of lecture content, SOAS scores high. However, there is a high level of the incompetency, disorganisation, and overall lack of communication between the university's various departments. This one fatal flaw so much outweighs any other strengths the university may have that I would STRONGLY urge anyone thinking of applying to think twice. read full review

Terrible. I would not recommend this university to anyone, it is badly organised and their priority seems to lie in making a profit rather than teaching and supporting students read full review

Absolutely warm welcome which isn't always given. Pretty good staff taking care of everything and fast responding.

Very good and professional feeling studying here. read full review

Some great scholars, but too much in fighting and lack of collaborative spirit and organization, such a shame, lots of wasted potential. You'd think that such a small institution could foster collegiality. read full review