Birkbeck was great because it was located in Bloomsbury in London, where alot of other universities were located so there were a ton of students in the area. The classes were great and we got to tour London to the fullest. I wish I could have taken even more classes or stayed longer. They were very interesting and tied into the study abroad experience.

During my experience abroad, I ...
(1) Never – (4) A lot

Became familiar with another culture

Traveled

Improved language skills

Met people from other countries

Became more independent

Partied a lot

Experienced a change in life

Advanced my studies & career

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“Exciting, challenging and fun.”

Sandra M

United Kingdom,
Biology, 2022

Overall

The introductory talk about the course was very forming and helped set the tone for what the course would entail of.
I think the library offers one of the greatest aspects of the university with its high-level facilities, variety of information and quiet study rooms so that you can revise for exams.

Careers

This school offers career advice and in fact schedules career appointments to help make progress in your job application and career search.

Pros

Great facilities

Cons

Lecturer strikes

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“London the Cosmopolitan”

Sushil P

Italy, Graduate
Law, 1991

Overall

Without a doubt, the UK was my first choice when it came to choosing a place to further my education. Once I decided I wanted to do Law, it was easy to find a good university as most in the UK have excellent law faculties

Pros

Amazing country, lovely people, fantastic lecturers and abundance of opportunities

Cons

Crime rate

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