M.B.A from University Of Hertfordshire [UH], Hatfield - Fees & Admission Details 2024
Partner Course
Course Finder - Search from 50K+ courses
Popular Streams:
University of Hertfordshire Reviews
16 Reviews Found
- Likes:
- It was close to London this an optimal location for me to get the whole UK experience. Also, it had the program that I wanted, Civil Engineering.,
- it’s diverse. It allows anyone to be a part of the university regardless of their background or skin colour. The university is also welcoming which is a positive because coming from abroad to a new country it’s always important to be received warmly as it will make you more comfortable.
- Dislikes:
- It is not as active when it comes to social life. Most people are always in their rooms and there isn’t enough events to force people outside of their rooms to socialise. This is unfortunate for international students who will be coming into a new country without any friends.
Course Curriculum:
It is valid and up to date. Most of the books and information we used were from recent articles which helped us gain information on current events and keep us up to date with what he happening within our civil engineering industry.
Fees:
£13000 per year
- Likes:
- The academic support and the facilities provided. University of Hertfordshire designed the modules so well in order to learn the subject easily. My elder was a pass out so I was sure about my decision.
Course Curriculum:
This university is preparing everyone to learn deeply and making a good decision by giving assignments and different tests and interactive sessions in class etc.
Fees:
Nearly 15000 GBP.
- Likes:
- Astrophysics is a course carried out very well at the university of Hertfordshire. Since this university has a private observatory, it allows students to engage practically and gain a vast amount of hands-on experience in understanding several concepts such as telescopes and the mechanics behind it, further in theory as well.,
- In my opinion, Astrophysics is a course carried out very well at the university of Hertfordshire. Since this university has a private observatory, it allows students to engage practically and gain a vast amount of hands-on experience in understanding several concepts such as telescopes and the mechanics behind it, further in theory as well.,
- I believe this university offers great resources for study since in the past 2 years of my degree, I have enjoyed conversing with my lecturers and always been satisfied with the support given. This university was the perfect fit for me as with a widespread campus, it also provided me with the exposure I needed to perceive astronomy in a different way. For me, the greatest and most supportive asset is Bayfordbury Observatory which has allowed me to increase my grip with multiple concepts that could have been difficult to grasp without practical support.,
- Along with receiving the correct support, this university is the perfect place to relax and spend time with friends. The campus extends on a vast area of land. Students are provided with a huge library full of resources and cafes, pubs on campus for a fun time, a canteen, subway and Starbucks for a quick lunch, active societies to engage and build your network, and the most convenient transportation with three bus stations on campus!,
- The greatest part is, this university has 2 campuses to explore, one focusing on courses such as Science, IT, media, and art, the other having courses such as, law, business, accounting and finance. There are over 550 courses to choose from at the university of Hertfordshire!
- Dislikes:
- In my opinion, this university has greater advantages than disadvantages. However, a point of improvement can be making the semesters slightly longer than they currently are. Students are provided with the correct support however having semesters which extend a maximum of 2.5 months makes it a little challenging to revise and grasp new concepts before exams.,
- For students who prefer to study before exams, it becomes difficult to master all content. So you must make sure you are up to date with all the topics introduced in classes and keep track with any deadlines for assignments. However, it becomes an advantage as students are then well focused on their studies rather than leaving it pending.,
- The campus can be introduced with a few more options for vegetarian food. There is plenty on campus however the options may feel limited sometimes. To prevent that, in Hatfield town where the university is located, there are many cuisines and restaurants to order from so you won't stay hungry!
Course Curriculum:
In my opinion, this course is carried out very well as the teachings are according to requirements and the knowledge all students in this course must have. I currently work part-time, in outreach, at the university observatory. It is helpful and provides students with the exposure required to understand astronomy in a better way.
Fees:
Academic year 23-24: For full-time course: Home students (UK citizen): £9250 International students: £14740 For Part-time course: Home students (UK citizen): £1155 per 15 credits International students: £1845 per 15 credits
- Likes:
- It was close to London and I wanted to be able to visit London once in a while, also I love creating stuff thus why I was intrigued by civil engineering.,
- It is diverse and offers opportunity to everyone regardless of their background. 60% are international students which was good for me as I was an international student from Zimbabwe who needed a chance to prove what I am capable of.
- Dislikes:
- The peer pressure. It can really only affect you if you let it, but it is hard to resist. With people having different backgrounds, you might see yourself comparing yourself to everyone and what they have which you don't. It is not a good place to be in.
Course Curriculum:
Its extremely relevant as for my final year project i had to model cylindrical shells using computer software used in the industry such as Abaqus. I had to explain the effect of corrugation on cylindrical shell behavior when a force is exerted on it.
Fees:
For a year it was 14 000 pounds.
Course Curriculum:
University of Herts provides a world class level of education with a fantastic facility and all sorts of support to their students promising a bright future
Fees:
12500
Course Curriculum:
At the Current Stage i have my online classes From the Semester A But Almost it is good and online classes will be taken timely . We have to Submit Assignment timely .
Fees:
My Tution Fees for student is 14,100 Pounds Early.
Course Curriculum:
The course syllabus was really relevant and it involved a lot of practical approach towards learning.
Fees:
12,000 GBP is the program fee.
Course Curriculum:
The curriculum and syllabus were less practical but the placement year ensured that we got all the practical experience that we needed. Plus the modules were really interesting and useful in the future.
Fees:
£10000 is the program fee.
Course Curriculum:
Outdated and it should be updated. Most college degrees aren’t helpful... although the professors are
I was recommended by a friend who went to the same university earlier
Course Curriculum:
UK is known for it's business studies and the coursework is designed keeping in mind the latest market trends. I can assure this as we have been having regular weekly sessions on how to set up and run a business keeping the current market trends in mind. These sessions are conducted by professors who have industry experience of more than 2 decades.
Fees:
The tution fees for MBA is £16000 for the (2022/2023) academic year(For International students).
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWS LETTER
Comments