M.B.B.S from University Of Bristol, Bristol - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- It has a very reputable image and part of prestigious community plus it is a top 9th University in Bristol.
- Dislikes:
- One aspect of my college/university experience that I find particularly challenging is the lack of flexibility in the curriculum. Many of the courses are structured in a rigid manner, leaving little room for exploration or customization based on individual interests or career goals. This limited flexibility can be frustrating, especially for students who seek to delve deeper into specific subjects or pursue interdisciplinary studies. Additionally, the scheduling of classes and availability of elective courses often pose constraints, making it difficult to create a well-rounded educational experience. Furthermore, the bureaucratic processes within the institution can sometimes hinder efficient communication and problem-solving, leading to delays and inefficiencies in academic matters. Overall, while I appreciate the resources and opportunities provided by my college/university, I believe that greater flexibility and adaptability in the curriculum and administrative processes would greatly enhance the learning experience for students.
Course Curriculum:
It was all relevant but less practical and approach to study was not satisfactory.
Fees:
My tuition fees was GBP 27800/-
- Likes:
- I chose UoB for its QS Ranking credibility and Alumni placement ratio.,
- The fact that it gave me access to the UK workforce & the economy, the course also allowed me to pursue a subject that I otherwise wouldn't have been able to in India as I needed a business degree to study business further.
- Dislikes:
- The course was not academically challenging enough and not much substantial learning came out of it. All lectures were online and only 2-3 seminars in person. The class wasn't too diverse either affecting the quality of commination as everyone's ability to communicate in English was not at par
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum was quite up to date but could not do an industrial placement because of COVID as it was struck off the Couse for my intake altogether.
Fees:
Overall tuition fee was 26,000 GBP with 500 GBP to pay for the deposit and then first half in the first week of teaching and next half in the next term beginning January.
- Likes:
- I chose UoB for its QS Ranking credibility and Alumni placement ratio.,
- The fact that it gave me access to the UK workforce & the economy, the course also allowed me to pursue a subject that I otherwise wouldn't have been able to in India as I needed a business degree to study business further.
- Dislikes:
- The course was not academically challenging enough and not much substantial learning came out of it. All lectures were online and only 2-3 seminars in person. The class wasn't too diverse either affecting the quality of commination as everyone's ability to communicate in English was not at par
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum was quite up to date but could not do an industrial placement because of COVID as it was struck off the Couse for my intake altogether.
Fees:
Overall tuition fee was 26,000 GBP with 500 GBP to pay for the deposit and then first half in the first week of teaching and next half in the next term beginning January.
Course Curriculum:
Course curriculum is straightforward, they just focus on learning and understanding. No useless activity are there.
Fees:
25700GBP ~ 2570000 INR aprox
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is quite challenging and rewarding at the same time. It includes theoretical knowledge and practical application. most subjects are tested through projects rather than exams. There is a lot of work on various programming languages and there is a lot of free material if you want to learn some skill on your own.
The factors that drove me to choose the University of Bristol was the contents of my course. they all were of my interest. the worldwide ranking of the university was also a contributing factor. In addition the city of the university seemed extremely lively and welcoming. Bristol is green and a perfect student university. The university is also enriched with history and it is a privilege to study here.
Course Curriculum:
The course curriculum is regularly updated since it is subject to revision every year. The course is research-oriented and the dissertation module helps develop research skills which are extremely important for a career in public health. Several lecturers are working professionals from Public Health England, the National Health Service, some might have worked in non-profit organisations, while some are research professionals. There were several opportunities to engage with them in various lectures and/or practicals.
The University of Bristol is a top-10 UK university, and has established itself as an institution of research and training excellence. It is the fourth most targeted university by top UK employers. The MSc Public Health course offers an impressive set of modules which would help me work toward becoming a well rounded, responsible public health practitioner.Bristol is largely vibrant, green and a young city, which was another factor which influenced my decision to choose the university.
Course Curriculum:
I liked the Course Curriculum and Academics although it is too much to take in a short time if you are new to the field. The University also provides academic support to students.
Fees:
21,100 Pounds
Course Curriculum:
It's good but could be better, they value our opinion and think that we have an important word to say every time they try to change anything, which in my opinion should be done by all universities in the country.
Fees:
9000 pounds a year and about 4000 for accommodation and 4000 for food and other expenses which can be a lot.
Course Curriculum:
Very well rounded, focuses on learning of very cutting edge sciences
Fees:
For me, it was 21800 GBP
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Hi Sharvati, You can check University of Bristol Admissions for more guidance. Also, You can book an appointment with our counselor on our website for further assistance.