1,192 University of Roehampton reviews

Positive aspects: The course is really well run, with all of it conducted in person and catch up material is also available online. There are several points of contact with lecturers and are easily accessible in person to talk to. Lecturers are reflective practitioners and always strive to make the course a positive experience. Negative aspects: Lack of staff sometimes negatively impacts on taught hours.

The best is that In class teaching, we can ask each and every doubt to the professors and teaching time is too good. The worst is that online, because though professors ask for doubts, we couldn't come up and answer, the main is the concentration is missing. Online classes are not so often only because of some situation.

There is plenty of time to speak to tutors via distance learning and they are always happy to respond to emails. I do think however there is a lack of online resources for children's literature as previously mentioned.

I love my course, and the classes are very interesting and varied. The teaching staff is always highly qualified, and offering very good insight. There is always room for consultation and everyone is always very responsive and helpful.

The accommodations lack information brochures about things that seem to be obvious , but are not, such as recycling separation, drawers allocation per room in the common spaces, etc. Reports of things that need to be repaired seem to take some time, and I’m not sure about emergency repairs (such as lack of hot water in the showers) being a possibility.

Teaching can be good, it really all depends on the tutor but covid made things difficult and there have been many changes, redundancies due to the uni and other affects on the teaching as well as the assessments that have put us at disadvantage.

It was super expensive, we had constant issues with fridges, pipes, huge water leaks and sometimes security. This may have changed and improved in the last few years since I moved out but there are still always things to address.

I want much more in class time than what I am currently getting.

Needs to have a better response team to requests about rooms.

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I am happy with my course, a lot of support, and nice classmates!

Grove House is a palace with great surrounding areas, a park, and a lake. It is beautiful and relaxing!

The tutors are undoubtedly hardworking, but hamstrung by bureaucracy and a luddite approach to technology and progress. For the money we pay we receive scant tutoring, especially during Covid and particularly in the third year of our studies.

Incredible lecturers, though losing our main lecturer and programme convener in the middle of the term without warning has made the quality of learning suffer. I wish we had more time per week in lectures, and more classwork assignments.

Facilities are nice and well maintained. Fire alarms are overactive and frequently went off in the middle of the night (like once a night every night)