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Reviews of Postgraduate Courses
The reviews below were submitted by students currently studying postgraduate courses at UK universities. Reviews contribute towards the Whatuni Student Choice Awards, which celebrate student satisfaction in higher education and offer insight into postgrad life at university.
It is stimulating, multidisciplinary, and life-enhancing. I wish I'd embarked on academic research earlier. In general staff/PGR interaction is splendid which improves the experience. Additionally, opportunities for involvement in general university representation abound, as do opportunities to contribute to public engagement activities.
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I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at UEA, the city & campus are lovely-don't get put off by the initial feel of concrete! After 5yrs here I can definitely reccomend!
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Poor. The students are great and so are the pubs but the uni is a disaster. No compensation for lectures missed from strikes, no money and funding for mandatory things suck as getting a poster printed or binding work. There's no cafe and the. Quality of support is non existent
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My experience has been positive and I have recommended the course to others. I think the course challenges me in a good way and makes me think in different ways. It is a good step for my own personal and professional development.
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Enjoyble, I recommend it to any students considering Portsmouth as a uni. Good access to facilitaties and most things are in walking distance. Lectures are helpful
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Satisfactory, highly knowledgeable staff, okay lecture facilities, good access to resources. A nice and accessible city. Good social life. Support can be hood, but have to work for it
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I only started in January but so far it's really good and is giving me skills for my career in the field- such as writing media releases, using archives, looking at sources.
There are also loads of research seminars to attend that keep you up to date with current literature read full review
There are also loads of research seminars to attend that keep you up to date with current literature read full review