Birmingham City University

Some really stuck up professors that treat you really poorly and insult you to your face if they thinn you don't know much about the content before it's even taught to you. Nice campus and new buildings with decent facilities tho. BCU gets so much money I'm convinced it's s front for something.

Our campus was a bit further out compared to the main campus so our student union would only come and visit every so often. Other than signs in the lift and leaflets in the library we didn’t receive much help about mental health and support at our campus. Career service was helpful in the whole Cv, Personal statement etc however actually helping find a job in the creative arts its was very minuscule. I liked what I was learning however, was it really worth all of this debt, stress and financial strain, No.

I was at south campus at BCU, the actual facilities are absolutely fantastic. As it's the faculty of health, it feels very clinical when you walk in. The skills rooms are fantastic, they feel like proper wards. There's loads to practice with and it's a beautiful campus. However, teaching leaves a lot to be desired. My course lead was absolutely fantastic- I cannot fault him. He looked after me and made sure that all my needs were met. However, I found lectures and lessons could often not be of use for me, and that often they were irrelevant. Timetables could suddenly change- lecturers could be rude and unhelpful. I absolutely despised my time at BCU

The university has great state of the art facilities that are available for student use, however the course has limited teaching, I’m basicaly paying £9k a year to teach myself. Careers service is useless for me because my degree is very niche and specific, so general careers advice is irrelevant. The students union has done nothing to little for me.