B.Sc from Cardiff University, Cardiff - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- Overall my experience is good.
- Dislikes:
- But the only thing that i don’t like that is placement because they don’t have enough links to the company or brand or firms who can interact or come to uni for giving opportunities to the students
I chose it in Feb or March of 2023 because it offers me a good course and second it’s a Russel group university. My experience was good at the uni and the professors were really good.
- Likes:
- Amazing location, Helpful teachers, Practical learning , Projects that are relevant in the real world
- Dislikes:
- Help in placements can be improved
I chose this university as it is one of the top university in the UK. I had offers from 5-6 universities but Cardiff University Business School seemed the best option as it is one the best business schools in the UK.
- Likes:
- A variety of interesting lessons and topics are covered throughout uni.
- Dislikes:
- Not many placements for JOMEC (journalism of media and communications) building courses.
I chose this university as it comes in the top 3 best universities around the UK for media and communications, also a part of the Russel group. Overall uni experience was amazing, learnt to become independent, had loads and loads of society events, and many on-campus opportunities to earn money and learn and get job experience.
- Likes:
- I like the fact that the university is based around the city, there’s so much to see and experience, the people are nice and the professors really know what they’re teaching and keep up with the latest in the industry.
- Dislikes:
- In terms of employability, there was a difference, the home students were given help from the beginning while international students were not, they basically had a different course altogether for home students which had compulsory summer internships facilitated by the university. While international students had nothing of that sort.,
- The help we received from professors on our course compared to home students on their course was extremely different. We did get jobs, but only based on our skills, the networking we did and based on our previous experience.
My overall experience was okayish. I wouldn’t say it was amazing. I chose the university because it was advertised very conceptually saying it was next to the BBC and the media scene in Cardiff was vibrant. I accepted the offer based on the ranking, the accessibility in the city, and the scope to learn and use my skills. I chose the programme because it was the only available one for international students in terms of journalism.
- Likes:
- Cardiff University is known for it's program in Astrophysics, so it was my first choice to do so.,
- The professors are very good, they are always open to meeting you even after office hours. They are friendly and help in guiding you. The place to stay is very good, everything is walkable distance and so you don't have to spend a lot of money on travel.
- Dislikes:
- The campus is quiet scattered, so the campus you are supposed to go to might actually be very far away from your accommodation. The food sold in the canteen of the university is quite expensive when compared with the food outside. The class hours are very scattered, by having one or two classes in a day during the afternoon.
Overall the university is very good, with diverse people and the best of the faculty who are ready to help you at any given moment.
It is quite difficult to get an accommodation. For me the problem was I am a PhD student but, I get paid so then they are like since you have the money, you should be able to afford any accommodation. I think because I came during Covid time so, it was a lot more difficult.
Initially, I went to the consultant and she helped me for all the documents required , then I contacted my friends in UK that is this beneficial or worth for money or not.
Because it was a Russel group uni and research is important/ what I want to do, it also specializes in semiconductors which I wanted to do and it was the best I got an offer for based on my predicted A-level grades.
It is a Russel group university and I am interested in semiconductors which it specializes in as there are a large group and a lot of funding going into this and it was far from where I was living which was a benefit for me.
I love the city! It is quite near my home but far enough away that it feels away but still, I can be home if I need to! I also think the course is really good here for what I wanted to do (eg a year in the industry that counts towards a degree).
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