University of Leicester

Student life is very good. The commute is not bad at all; it's just a short walk to the university from my private accommodation. The social scene is very good here, and everyone is active and eager to do better. The only thing that could be improved is the pricing of some accommodation.

I really love going to uni here; student life is very social. I stayed in private accommodation not too far from the uni campus, and it was perfect for me, especially cost-wise. I think there need to be more non-clubbing events and more opportunities to meet people outside of nightlife and drinking, but I do love it!

It is very inclusive, with a lot of activities and help available if needed. The commute is not that long.

Medicine at Leicester is a great all-around place to study. You get to enjoy the social aspect of Leicester while being at a great medical school with just the right level of difficulty and workload. My accommodation is great; I have room service, enough space, and many amenities for a reasonable price. However, I personally don’t like my neighbours. The social scene is great. I go to the O2 quite regularly and enjoy the central city's restaurants and stores. My only problem is that I live 15 minutes away from university and I am always late.

It’s a solid university in a great city. It can be confusing at first, but it makes you feel at home.

Student life is pretty great and I am thoroughly enjoying myself! The course is engaging but definitely challenging at times. There’s a lot of coursework, but I enjoy the subjects I’m studying. Some of the professors are amazing, while others could be a bit more engaging, but that’s just part of the experience.

The commute isn’t too bad; I’ve got a relatively short journey, so it’s manageable. Some days the public transport can be a bit hectic, but it's nothing too crazy. Accommodation-wise, I’m in university halls at the moment, and it’s convenient. It’s nice being close to campus, though the room is a little cramped, and I could definitely use more storage space.

The social scene is where things really shine. There are loads of clubs, societies, and events to get involved in, so it’s easy to meet people and make friends. The nightlife is buzzing too, which is perfect if you’re into that. I think what could be better is having more study spaces beyond just the library. It would be nice to have quieter spots around campus to focus or just relax.

All in all, it’s a fun time, and I’m really enjoying the experience so far!

The University of Leicester has truly become a place I love and appreciate. From the moment I started, I’ve felt supported, challenged, and inspired. The campus itself has a great atmosphere, and the sense of community among students and staff makes it feel like home.

My law course, in particular, has been an incredible experience. The lecturers are knowledgeable and passionate, always willing to help and push us to think critically. The course is structured in a way that balances theory with practical application, preparing us for real-world legal challenges. I’ve also had amazing opportunities to get involved beyond lectures, such as the Pro Bono Society and mock trials, which have deepened my understanding of the law and strengthened my skills.

Studying law at Leicester has not only shaped my academic journey but also given me confidence and direction for my future career. I couldn’t imagine being anywhere else!

Would totally recommend joining a society in Leicester—it makes it so much more social and really opens up opportunities.

The student life is amazing, especially in The Village accommodations! The courses are really interesting and the lecturers are so helpful.

Studying at the University of Leicester has been a great experience so far. The city is very student-oriented, with shops, hair salons, restaurants, and other convenient places within walking distance, such as the City Centre. The social life in Leicester is never dull, and there is always something to do as the people here are great! The campus is picturesque and exudes a positive vibe, with places like the David Wilson Library containing a beautiful interior that makes you feel warm.

Great course with diverse assignments that make it fun and engaging. I would recommend it to anyone interested in business.

The University of Leicester was my second choice, as I initially wanted to end up in Birmingham. When I got to Leicester, I loved how the campus wasn't too big and all the first-year students lived in a little student village in Oadby. The student life was amazing and provided a great chance to mingle with new people. I studied Law and the course itself was great, with an option to do placement years and also an option to take an additional exam rather than complete a dissertation. Having completed my three years at Leicester, I could not see myself anywhere else. I made friends for life and the community was great.

My first year of university took place during the pandemic, so the majority of classes were held online. I found online learning to be more cost-effective than commuting to campus. My tutor during my three years at university was incredibly helpful and provided valuable insights into my post-graduation plans.

Accommodation: good price, clean and good standards, something for everyone and their needs/expectations
Course/Module: great course, a lot of support with work and helping you keep on track always willing to help
Facilities: great facilities, great equipment in gyms, amazing student union and amazing support
Social life: so many places to go and way to make friends, many many societies and opportunities and events within societies

Medicine at Leicester personally is great. As a second year student the preclinical years (first two years) are very scheduled and you have two lectures and group work everyday where you discuss answers with your group and a doctor is in the room with you to help check answers. I think this is a valuble learning method and would recommend it to anyone. The social life is also promising at Leicester as the university is only 15 minutes away from town where there are plenty of restaurants and activities to try out with friends.

My university life has been great all thanks to the different resources and support system the university provides, I am glad to call myself a University of Leicester student!

Leicester is a great university especially because they actually care about the well-being of their students. There are regular check ins with personal tutors and various methods of getting help from the university and it was very easy for me to access counseling when I needed it

Very good. There was plenty of activities available to do and make our time (in the first few week) it helped physics to bond. I love Bowder Court it’s the best the kitchen is amazing and the room is comfy and big. Everything is very good here and looked after and the best quality it could be. . . It’s more maths than any English and it’s a lot of maths

The University of Leicester is a fantastic university, when I was a fresher there were plenty of help available, for any question, trouble, small or big issue. The university was well coordinated and organised for new students making it easier to settle in, there were plenty of information available about student living, getting to the campus, walking around the campus and where to find everything. When moving into student flats we had a huge meeting with the university regarding rules and regulations, where to find certain things, who to approach with building issues or personal issues, as well as housing reps who were available.

Freemans was amazing. My course is great and the lecturers are good. Leicester is a good place with good food and good nightlife sometimes.