University of Bristol

I love Thekla Thursdays and philosophy lectures, the Boston Tea Party, and the Clifton Suspension Bridge! Bristol is such a lovely little place.

i love learning about this subject as it is something that i want to persue in the future and it something that interests me so much and it takes a lot of dedication to get to where i am now, but i am greatful for being at this uni and enjoying it as you get to learn stuff you never even have imagined and with such a honour to be doing dentistry it is a very cool and interesting subject to do in the future but also, how welcoming the environment is and the people. I personally recommend going to this uni as it offers you a lot of great and amazing things and something that you want to persue in the future and can really help with your career and life opportunities as it makes this more easier for you and it reduces the hard work that in some other places people have to work really hard to earn money to live and survive in this world.

My university experience at UoB has been nothing short of amazing, the accomodation, staff, and education quality is beyond incredible. The staff here really make it their mission to be as inclusive as physically possible, giving all equal chances and providing experiences, such as reviewing a court case at Bristol's own Crown Court, that can enhance our learning. UoB has helped me grow as a person and as a student, teaching me a more sophisticated learning style which in turn, allows my work to become much for sophisticated. For anyone considering attending UoB, you will not be disappointed by its prestige.

Have only just started this year, but have found it very enjoyable. City is very nice and the quality of teaching is also good.

I've had an excellent experience at university so far. I find the course very interesting and the briatol is a great place to be a student

I have really enjoyed studying here. I've made good friends, had good options for maths modules and opportunities to work on the committee for a society.

At my three years at the University of Bristol, I could not recommend it more. I have absolutely loved every second of my time here. I love my course, the societies, the city and the nightlife. One slight downside would be on my course the amount of contact hours is abysmal. I am third year and currently only have 4 contact hours per week. However the support that is available is excellent at the University and I am extremely sad to leave.

Uni has been a completely unique experience for me; it has been very challenging at times in terms of managing workload, social life and everything else, but it is something I know I'll never forget.

My uni experience has been, although at times tough, absolutely amazing! I've not only learnt a lot about social policy and ways in which the world works (and often ways it doesn't...) but I've learnt who I truly am and have developed into a much stronger and more independent young women. I've made amazing friends for life and experienced things I never would have had I not taken the chance on uni!! Bristol is the coolest city, with so much art and culture, I've been here for four years and am still constantly discovering hidden gems! UoB has also really helped and supported me throughout my mental health struggles, I've never felt alone which is so important! So I would 100% recommend :)

If you're passionate about animal welfare, regardless of whether you're studying veterinary science/nursing, you'll be glad to know that Bristol has its own animal welfare research team, and is the UK's leading university in veterinary research. I am an ethical vegan vet student who feels right at home here in Bristol, with welfare-driven lecturers who are teaching because they *want* to teach (I did my BSc at a different UK uni, and the lecturers there seemed as though they only did teaching to fulfil their research grant requirements...) Many of the lecturers and clinical technicians continually produce research into veterinary education, meaning we as the students are subject to the latest innovative learning methods.

The university as a whole is very student-based, meaning students have a huge input into how the university is run, with funding available to bring their visions to life. Again, having attended another UK university, I can attest to the sheer WONDER of the welcome fair! The fair is held up on beautiful Clifton Downs -- a geographical perk of studying in Bristol -- and there is literally a society to suit everyone. In my case, there's even a vegan vet society! Dozens of big name brands come to the fair with plenty of freebies to give out and the society, career and volunteering stalls are set up in circus-like marquees so it really feels like a grand day out... except it is free because you're a UOB student!