University of Bristol

The campus is not traditional as the University is immersed in the city of Bristol which itself is a great learning environment with beautiful parks, green spaces, high streets and architecture. The courses are well organised and the teaching standard is high. There are many libraries for students to choose from and thousands of educational books to delve into. There are many extra curricular opportunities as well on offer such as sports, magazines, or subject specific societies!

Bristol ranks consistently highly in UK and world rankings and has an impressive alumni list. The university's main 'campus' is well integrated into the beautiful leafy streets of Clifton and your lectures and tutorials (for arts and soc sci) are likely to be in delightful Georgian houses. The student union has a fantastic bar with a great concert venue and fun jukebox, pool table, etc. I loved my time at Bristol.

Bristol is a city unlike any other, the student body here is huge which makes it a city for the youthful, hence the energy it carries with it is limitless. The courses on offer I found to be of a greater range than most. During my first year i transferred courses from the languages department to engineering relatively swiftly and withs ease, so it has to be one of the most accommodating places i could imagine

I graduated MSc Economy Finance and Management. It was great experience in different aspects UK education system, different cultures , improve your skills both technical and soft. 

As a university, it is top 10 university in UK and one of the oldest one. I believe that according to your degrees you can find great opportunities

I graduated MSc Economy Finance and Management. It was great experience in different aspects UK education system, different cultures , improve your skills both technical and soft. 

As a university, it is top 10 university in UK and one of the oldest one. I believe that according to your degrees you can find great opportunities