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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 aspect, everyone is ready to support you in what ever area of difficulty you might be facing. Worst aspect, there’s no much downside I would just say because I live at Roehampton, the commute gets a bit annoying read full review

Architecture - MArch

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Kaitlyn - October 2026

It's great read full review
The best aspect of my university experience has been the high quality of teaching and the supportive academic staff. The campus facilities, especially the library, are excellent and provide a great environment for studying. On the other hand, the worst aspect has been the high cost of food on campus. The university could be improved by expanding the quiet study areas and offering more affordable meal options for students. read full review
Good student support service, careers service could be better: read full review

Cybersecurity, MSc

UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN

Dinakaran - October 2026

University of Aberdeen located in a coastal area and a city is quite & peaceful. I feel it comfortable place to study. read full review

History - PhD

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Abbie - October 2026

I really like the campus, I wish the university did more to engage with and support postgraduate students and their humanities subjects read full review

Criminology - MA

UNIVERSITY OF KENT

Radka - October 2026

The many opportunities it provides and the endless amount of support. The experience is amazing read full review
Had the best experience read full review
The negatives are that this Uni is a far walk from the town centre, but they make up for it with lots of activities and shops on campus for every student’s needs! read full review
I felt I belonged at Kingston University by the way the induction week went. Everything was explained; we saw the faces behind the screens, and we had conversations face-to-face, which I value massively because, at the end of the day, we are connecting with another human being. What may be improved is to show the application as it appears on our phone as well as on the laptop, due to the majority of people having their phones with them, perhaps explaining again how many modules per year there are and how the evaluation occurs. In my case, I didn't acknowledge this, so perhaps give more time or do a quick quiz at the end. read full review