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Such a lovely place to study! Very impressive facilities such as libraries, study spaces etc. The location is brilliant too. Student support is great - I’ve already received some amazing advice and I’ve only been studying there for 2 months! I’ve not had much interaction with the Students Union, but from what I’ve heard, it provides brilliant opportunities for students to get involved with societies, activities etc.
As someone who has studied at various universities, I can confidently assert that the University of Bristol is the best one I've attended. The professors encourage students to build connections, and the frequent guest lectures provide a well-rounded education. There are countless opportunities to engage in academic pursuits; one just has to inquire. However, the city of Bristol itself is not very welcoming to students. With the exception of the entertainment sector, the public transportation system has been declining for almost five years, and the housing market has been a challenging situation for decades, exacerbated by the pandemic. Many of my colleagues and I have had to settle for subpar accommodations located hours away from campus. Fortunately, the university provides free mental health support services, but it would be more beneficial if affordable housing options were available.
Best: meeting lots of people and having opportunities to do a variety of things Worst: the fact that B:active activities are so over subscribed and sports societies are so expensive
The best parts have been meeting the people from my course/in my social life. I love when my tutors have a section for getting to know each other - some people I met I am besties with now Worst aspects have probably been dealing with ADHD. There’s a good disability service but long lists at GP made this quite difficult for me. Facilities are good, love finding new study spaces. However, some days can never find one! Definitely need to expand/better advertise other spaces SU is good but haven’t really had a personal experience with them
I like the University of Bristol because the support it provides to students in terms of their courses, but also mental health.
The city is great and the university is in a very central location - there is always lots going on! The social life is also amazing. The worst aspect of my uni experience was the lack of support avaliable when Covid was very prevalent. I was in halls at the time and there was little contact from the university even when the flat was in lockdown we were very isolated with little access to food. We were given an emergency phone number with regards to student wellbeing but not one to contact if there was any urgent enquiry about aspects of our course, even in the very first couple weeks nor could we go to the university to speak in person to people. This, however, is not an issue any longer!
Not very diverse in terms of student intake. Modern languages department is well organised with lovely staff in my experience and great facilities. Student societies are thriving at Bristol with plenty to get involved in. Finally, you can't beat the location of being in Bristol. It is an exciting, creative city with plenty to do and lovely natural spots as well.
University of Bristol is an excellent place to study, particularly for international students. My personal tutor and nice course mates help me feel included.
Bristol is the perfect university for anyone who loves trying new things, there will never be a dull moment in Bristol. There are so many different active student societies as well as a lively night life and a city which doesn't stop. The university itself is well equipped and there are lots of different areas to study or meet with friends, the chemistry teaching labs are very modern too.
Many newly renovated studying spaces were very convenient.
