Birmingham City University

The campus is constantly developing and there is more space being added each year to accomodate the students. The organisation of my course (BA English Literature) has been impeccable with set deadlines that we are aware of from the beginning of the semester and therefore there are no surprises and we are able to be prepared. Lecturers are friendly and helpful and always available to provide feedback on anything you ask them for. I have truly enjoyed my time on this course and at this university and I will miss it.

Lovely campus, great facilities and a great number of courses to choose from. There is also an amazing visual communications school within the university, which caters to all the creative students needs. As a creative student it allows you to expand your creative knowledge and skills, you also can learn and collaborate with students from various creative disciplines.

Good facilities but the equipment provided for students isn't exactly up to scratch cos people keep stealing stuff. Opening hours for late work are perfect though and most people are quite nice.

The university has a brilliant community with outstanding facilities and services available to all students.

Birmingham City offers a lot of careers advice opportunities and plenty of places and people you can talk to if you have problems. They struggle however with telling students what events are happening, in and out of uni. They don’t really tell you what resources and opportunities are available to you so you end up missing out on a lot. Not really sure what my £9,000 is paying for. Certainly ain’t printer ink anyway

The university is well equipped offering students a wide range of faculty’s that can accommodate with their learnings. My course Business and Management is very interesting it outlines what makes a good and successful manager. All the people on my course are very friendly so are they lecturers.

I was nervous about uni, but my tutors and all other students made me feel at home, it’s a fantastic place and fantastic course!

The curzon, millenium point and park side campuses are really well furnished with a great range of facilities. Staff are all very nice and helpful, nothing is ever too much to ask for. The building layout is organised and easy to understand which makes finding lecture rooms much easier. A lot of the lecturers are good at making the content of lectures more interesting and seem to have a lot of knowledge on the subject, however there are some that will just read off the PowerPoint slides in front of them without further explanation or info. This is annoying at times because it feels like you could of just done it yourself at home.

The campus is amazing, the school of law has brand new buildings making it really modern and spacious. My course is well structured and is based on coursework which works well for me. Careers services are great and I’ve had a lot of help with my cv.

Everything (including the teaching) is high standard. a real good student union and all of the staff are very approachable

Campus and halls are close to each other making it easy to get in. Near city centre so not far to shops and restaurants. Had all the equipment needed for my course.

Birmingham university offers lots of opportunities to students to meet me people and the individual buildings cater to each specific course very well, on particular the fine art course which is based at Margaret Street.

Good uni, great campus and fab tutors.Course is very good and the equipment is good quality. coffee shops spotted around campus are great for studying, i use them all the time.

Good university nice environent good prime location nice people staff canteen is decent so is the food nice new building with more space to work and better facilities introduced

Birmingham City University is great. It has a range of diverse courses and students. They offer numerous amounts of support networks both academically and in terms of well being. We are offered a lot of diverse activities.

Working in Birmingham Conservatoire studying my acting. But the facilities in an around millennium point are very well respected and up todate.

The City Centre and City South campuses are really impressive. More importantly, tutor and lecturers see you as a person and not a job.

Birmingham City University - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Studying at the conservatoire is a wonderful experience in many ways. First of all, the inspiring new state of the arts building with all the facilities and performing venues we need to explore our art. There is a very friendly and supportive atmosphere between all students and staff. There is not a single day without an event, concert... Such a great place to study music.

Campus has been well signposted, the rooms are adequate. The library is good but online services could be made more accessible and user-friendly such as it can be difficult to search for titles you want to read online. I have enjoyed my course so far. The accommodation could have been better, the rooms were not very clean when I moved in and we had problems with leaks.”

The course seems quite unorganized but the support from staff is still there, the university itself has many buildings which have good facilities!

I find my course is sometimes lacking in organisational and communication skills. The Students union is great though, lots of opportunities.

My course is fantastic - staff are so helpful and make learning very interesting! Facilities are great too - toilets are very clean and rooms and study spaces are spacious and great to be in! Student union is helpful for when you have problems that need solving.

Staff are helpful. Facilities are amazing and getting even better. Sometimes feedback isn't given on time

The campus is very compact and has good facilities for creative courses, also my course (architecture) offers extra sessions where students can get help.