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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.

Best: societies, student services
Worst: enrolment process slightly difficult read full review
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Some buildings are outdated and visually ugly, and are also mazes- but Earlham hall is beautiful and underutilised/shown off by UEA. Student support is good and they try to create events that will appeal to students read full review
The university of Sheffield is generally welcoming to both home and international students.

I’m from Ghana and I feel great I feel like I’m home, the tutors and the student body are exceptional. read full review
What makes Sheffield such a great place to study is the perfect balance between a high-quality university experience and a welcoming city atmosphere. I really appreciate being part of a diverse student community where I can learn from people with different backgrounds, while also having access to beautiful green spaces and a lively city centre. As an international student, I’ve found that Sheffield has a friendly feel that makes it easier to settle in and feel at home. I think the experience could be even better with more affordable social activities, stronger opportunities for students to connect outside their courses, and more support in finding part-time work and building practical career skills. read full review
The UEA is extremely inclusivity-minded. Its students are from highly diverse backgrounds and so the class perspectives are incredibly fresh and engaging. The teaching quality is superb, my lecturers have a genuine interest in my work and are invested in my success, with many of them going out of their way to offer resources and guidance when needed. The facilities are great, the campus and grounds are well kept and the events are prolific and varied.

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The best aspects are the research community, both the staff and other students. The university feels like a place where genuinely radical ideas and practices are shared and experimented with.

The worst aspects are the feeling of financial gloom that hangs over the university and the subsequent lack of opportunities and declining student numbers that can be felt. read full review
UEA has a fantastic creative writing culture and provides a well-structured, encouraging, and stimulating environment for developing your writing and connecting it to your research. The campus is always busy with literary events, writing workshops, and opportunities to meet other students working in the same area (or on something entirely different). The architecture and the nature around it make it a real pleasure to walk around the place and have a think about your work. Staff are friendly and approachable, and student societies (and the union) make it a very welcoming place to study. read full review
I had a great experience with the University of Kent throughout my admission process. The staff were professional, supportive, and always helpful whenever I had any questions or concerns. The overall process was well organised, and I really appreciated the guidance and communication provided at each stage.

I’m very happy to be joining the University of Kent for my MSc Advanced Computer Science and looking forward to starting this new academic journey. Highly recommended for students looking for a supportive and professional university experience. read full review
I love the campus, it has a very unique architecture and its beautiful. I would like to see a gym for PGR students or another gym since the one we have is very crowded read full review