Brunel University London

Nice university. Is a very welcoming environment and teaching staff are very understanding. Enjoyable courses and the nightlife is pretty good. Needs a swimming pool on campus

Great university, have been here 4 years and have had experience i wouldn't replace for any other Good location and campus ,could improve faculty

Very lively campus with most of the students living on campus. There is a Subway which is open everyday till 2 am which is very convenient for those late night snacks. The teachers and staffs are very helpful especially in the business school where i study

It's an amazing place to be social. The facilities are amazing and the student accomodations are always clean and pretty

Good campus and lectures are very supportive, facilities are great too but are somewhat limited. The student union is good but should be promoted more

This univeristy is well respected and provides a plethora of opportunities for their students. I woukd highly recommend this univeristy for anyone studying sports or medical sciences, since it is the best for physio therapy

The union and facilities allow for a wide range of activities to participate in, making the most of the uni experience!

Very interesting course and thoroughly enjoy it and helps to have lots of academic support from lecturers that are willing to take the time out of their day to help you with any queries you have.

Really good uni with experienced lecturers and helpful staff. Big library, beautiful campus, overall satisfied :)

The campus is very good as it has a lot of essentials in close proximity of each other. However it doesn't have a wise variety of places to eat, it only has A subway and a costcutters. I also believe that the toilets for be cleaned more regularly as they always have dirt everywhere and it has a lingering small that gets into clothes

The only thing is, even though they have a lot of Muslim students they seem to refuse to make the subway on campus halal.

University is an opportunity that shapes you as a person. It is so much more than just getting a degree. University gives you life skills and really prepares you for adult life. I have never felt more of an adult that when I started university. You learn so much about yourself and what you want in life. And this isn't just related to your career. University also gives you a lot of responsibility; this is especially true when it comes to time management and money management. At university, you decide your experience; if you want to make the most of it the best way is to be open and take everything day by day. University is a great experience, however it is not for everyone. I would say if you have doubts about uni then it might not be for you. University takes up a lot of time and energy and you should only do it if you are 100% sure.

Overall my experience at brunel university has been quite positive, I have benefited greatly from the different resources available to us, namely the buddy programme! The facilities are quite modern and therefore make lectures fairly enjoyable.

I study Financial Mathematics BSc, the department's really great they provide a ton of support. It's straightforward and they explain everything. Campus as a whole is great! There's a lot of social spaces and to study. The student union is really professional, they are the students voice and the speak on behalf of us. There are a lot of sports going on, many societies to get yourself involved in. Most of all its beautiful to look at in the sunset and surrounding nature gives the campus it's beauty.

I am currently studying Economics and Management at Brunel. The campus is nice and has different buildings. If you'll be living on campus you have everything you'd need from shops to a bank. The facilities like the computers could certainly be improved.

Brunel is a great university. I was offered a place even though I did not meet the entry requirements. Whilst that may lead some people to believe that the university may not be the best then I think it's important to remember that being in a place where you feel wanted and safe and secure, a place where you want to engage and feel happy in may help you get a better degree then just going to a top university where you don't reach your full potential because you weren't nurtured properly. That is what Brunel offers. A place where you can grow to fulfill and surpass your potential, where you feel like you belong and that your wanted. A place where you not only want to make a difference but you do make difference because they allow you to.

Have not been here a few months, easy to find bulking on campus however the organisation of my course was a complete mess to begin with

A great university. Sports in particular are taken very seriously at Brunel and many opportunities for matches against other schools. The halls are very nice and a great place to make close friends. The only problem with halls is the constant fire alarms.

Campus is very homely and convienent. Basically everything is on campus. You rarely need to leave. My course is very good and hand on. Facilities are very easily accessible and there is always ways to find jobs on campus from a waitress in a restaurant on campus to a assistant in studies run by 3rd years

The campus is getting updated every year, It looks amazing now and its one of the London universities that has an actual university campus feeling. I study politics and my lecturers help you whenever you need them to, I got into a bit of trouble near the end and the student union, my lecturers were all understanding and helped me thoroughly. The advice team were so helpful.

The uni is pretty good, lectures provide reasonable lectures with most of them being recorded in case you miss them which is more regular than you’d hope. Facilities on campus are reasonable for food with subway serving til 3am other than weekends! Which are completely dead everyone goes home for the weekend and the costcutter and subway shut at 7 on Saturday and Sunday

Everything’s generally good. The people there are very friendly and the lecturers are keen to help everyone.

Overall, the university is really good, I really like that it's a campus and not just buildings dotted around Uxbridge. Everything is close together and there's plenty to do and get involved in. There's a lot of support you can get access too which is amazing. However, I find that my course could be better, in the sense that lecturers can make it more enjoyable and interesting rather than just reading from the board. I would like to get a lot more out of the course. But overall it's a great uni.

It may be hard to get in, but the support from tutors, mentors and professors will help you work hard to do your best.