Escape Studios

there was a lot of events in the beginning. I got to meet a lot of people and see what I could be doing out of the uni like gyms and dance classes. I don't live in the accommodation but i heard from my friend that it is very spacious and homey. The classrooms are very spacious. My favorite part are the common rooms where we can have a free cup of tea coffee or hot chocolate The good thing about my course is that our tutors are very well experienced. We get to have student assistants who have been in the same spot as us so it is very helpful. I love city life because the busyness is definitely for me. the transport is always good.

Love the course, I have learned more here than in my bachelor's.

I'm writing this because I honestly wish someone had warned me before I signed up. Please don't make the same mistake I did. The amount of money they charge for what you actually get is daylight robbery.

First off, the teaching is a joke. The modules they advertise aren't quite what you get in reality. While the main topics are covered, they don't deliver on everything they promise. Some of the specific techniques and even entire software programs they advertise are never actually taught or used, and the official lesson plans aren't followed properly. You're only in class for 9 hours a week, and this leaves the modules feeling incomplete. The course is structured so you have 21 weeks of this, and the other 26 weeks are for "personal projects." That’s more than half the year where you're basically on your own. You get a tiny bit of guidance, but you're left to figure everything out and teach yourself. This isn't a taught course; it’s a self-taught one that you pay a fortune for.

The way this place is run is just baffling. Our main tutor left halfway through the course, and nobody even bothered to tell us. They just vanished. We didn't get a single email or announcement, nothing. We were just left completely in the dark. On top of that, their website was broken for the first half of the year, which is just basic stuff they couldn't get right.

They advertise great industry connections, promising feedback from professionals and interesting talks, but we got absolutely none of that. We didn't have a single talk from anyone working in the field all year. To make matters worse, they don't even give you the licenses for the software you need. You have to fork out your own money for eye-wateringly expensive programs they force you to use.

There’s absolutely no uni life here either, so don't expect to feel part of any kind of community.

Honestly, it’s a shambles. You're paying a massive amount of money for a few hours of unfinished classes and then you're left on your own. Do yourself a favour and look elsewhere. Don't waste your time and money here.