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33 Reviews Found
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- Faculty is excellent. Professors have really good experience and the course is delivered. A great format.
- Go for on campus if going to Cranfield. Uni is in the outskirts, so the commute can be a bit too much.
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- The Advantage is Called Cranfield Advantage, Strong Industry Links, Strong Alumni support across globally, Strong Visibility and Credibility for Automotive and Aersospace STEM courses. Strong reputation now joined with King's College london and now also a part of the Esteemed Russell Group.
Dislikes
- The disadvantage is no after college life, remote location to major cities like London, Birmingham. Expensive Tuition fees. Less Diverse and Majorly Indian cohort, Food and amenities are expensive part time job necessary for upkeep of financials.
- I simply leveraged the University Reception. Before I booked flight tickets, I made sure my accommodation was secured, which I confirmed with the university reception for availability.
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- All the professors were very supportive and approachable.
- They provided tailored help for each student if requested.
- The campus is in a rural area and is very beautiful.
Dislikes
- But, some people found it too quiet.
- I stayed in Baroness Young Hall, and the rent was around 820 pounds. There are cheaper options as well, and you would get it if you apply early.
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- The college is a postgraduate only college, making the atmosphere perfect for studying and focusing on your career if you are a career oriented person.
- The college has world class facilities which help you to grow and develop skills which you would require for your development in your field.
- The college has a huge campus and is located in a village, making the place a quiet and serene area to study.
Dislikes
- Basic necessities are available but scarce in the village.
- Bus service is there but not totally reliable.
- The weather is too cold in the winters, but if you can manage cold weather, it's perfect.
- I lived off campus in a student-accommodated house. I found the house via my supervisor's contact and on websites like uHomes.
- The monthly rent was 405 GBP without bills, which would average around 120 GBP per month (water, gas, electricity). All facilities were included, which a student requires that is.
- I did not face any challenges while finding my accommodation, other than the fact that I didn't actually know if I could believe the pictures on the website.



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- The secluded campus but well connected at the same time,
- Diversity of people from different parts of the world,
- Opportunities to learn and develop skills,
Dislikes
- The food is definitely something that takes getting used to.
- The weather is really something that hits very different as it's cold gloomy and rainy
- There is not a lot of social things to do around campus with CSA just being the only
- I stay at Stringfellow catered accommodation inside the campus (Which is highly recommended)
- Rent is £1244.50 per month, including meals, utilities, and WiFi.
- Availability is a main challenge, so early application is key.
- It’s on campus, a short walk to classes.
- Most Indian students stay on campus or nearby Cranfield village, which is a bus ride away.
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- Love the research atmosphere
- Like that there’s so many facilities we have access to
- Like how the college is isolated and peaceful making it an ideal study and focused environment
Dislikes
- It’s a fast moving college, there’s not much time for anything else other than academics
- High tuition cost
- Academic Pressure
- I live in university accommodation, so I simply had to look up and find what I liked on the university website. The monthly rent is about 760 pounds, which includes all water and electricity bills, heating, and common area cleaning.
- There were no challenges I faced while finding/securing my accommodation. It’s ideal to have an accommodation booked before you land here; that way, there’s no worrying. It’s a walkable distance, maybe a kilometre or even less than that. Indians are spread out in all halls of residence.










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- I liked everything.
Dislikes
- Other than teaching method, especially how the syllabus is completed, may be most of the foreign university happens like this, people don't write on the board, everything is on ppt, and they fast forworded very fast, honestly speaking course content is not possible cover in the 1 year course structure.
Likes
- Environment in and around the college
- The library services are available 24x7
- Greenery in the university meant, calm and soothing space for mental health
Dislikes
- Public transport (bus) commute is minimal in off-peak hours
- Accessibility to large grocery stores was dependent on the availability of the buses
- Feels a little fast-paced
- I opted for an off-campus accommodation
- I found my accommodation through university Whatsapp group
- My rent was £420 with internet part of the rent. The electricity, gas and water bills together were about £130 per month: Bringing the total to up to £550
- Nothing much, as the landlord was transparent and supportive to all my requests
- Weigh options in both on- and off-campus. On-campus accommodation is available through the university portal. While, off-campus can be found through apps/websites like Spare Room, Zoopla etc.


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- The university is close to the village and the nearby cities are around 45 mins via public transport.
- This causes the part time opportunities a bit difficult.
- I checked the nearby accommodations, which cost around £500. With current dates, the price may range between £600 and £700.
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- Marking was quite strict and the teaching was not up to the point



























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