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12 Reviews Found
Likes
- The diversity of students and staff
- Campus
- Accommodation
Dislikes
- Not enough extra curriculars for introverts
- Barrier between local and international students
- Very expensive on campus grocery store
- Accommodation is allotted by the university. Rent was 800 pounds per month for an en suite room.
Likes
- Professors were amazing and the best was the infrastructure for AI .
- The kind of GPUs that were at students disposal were great .
- 660 pounds was my room cost; it was an en ensuite on campus and it was a flat with 6 rooms all ensuite and a shared kitchen.
Likes
- The culture of submitting assignments
- The culture of grouping up people and got to learn how to work with a team
- More practical approaches when it comes to classroom lectures via providing with real time scenarios rather than textbook questions
Dislikes
- Less hours of lectures
- Provided classes of stata and database instead of python and R which are more influential in the market right now
- Accommodation prices are increasing every year.
- It was on-campus accommodation. I found it on their website only and it was cheaper than private. The monthly rent was 450 pounds. We got a personal room and shared a bathroom and kitchen. I would say for my university.
- On-campus accommodation was cheaper than private but in London it’s the opposite. So I would say it is reliable as well, but in private you might face some fraud sometimes


Likes
- Facility , Assignment/course work .
- Dissertation assistance and research driven mindset approach
- 500 to 600 per month but outside it is expensive as Guildford is rich. There are various options too one who wants luxury can choose band D university accommodations can be around 800+
Likes
- The outstanding mental health and wellbeing care
- Green spaces like pewely valley , stoke park, millmead lock, The mount
- Student friendly space like The nest, Dot, surrey hive
Dislikes
- Cost of living in the Guildford area is too high comparing to the other areas
- Limited nigh life options like pubs and parties
- The campus food options are diverse but not that much affordable
- The university of Surrey is ranked high for the employability rankings and many students secure a full time position after few months of graduating. The salary range for a full-time position is from 20000 to 40000.
- Students typically find jobs through personal efforts by using websites like LinkedIn, indeed and university career websites.
Likes
- They have large 24 x 7 Library.
- The professor are well qualified and helpful.
- The lab facility is high professional.
Dislikes
- The student accommodation is too far.
- The fees structure is very high.
- Administration related thing will take a lot of time.
Only a few were able to secure a job within 6 months. The average salary is about 36000. Campus placement, Internship, Linkedin, indeed. The highest and lowest will vary according to the job role.
Likes
- Great staff
- Great facilities
- Top-notch infrastructure
Dislikes
- Time: study ratio is a bit imbalance
- Teaching is good but very fast
- Placement cell missing
As a finance student, I have strategically chosen to study in the UK particularly because London being one of the best global financial centres. In my quest for a Master’s in Finance, I opted for the University of Surrey because it is reputed to be among the best business schools in Britain, in proximity to London and has great facilities.The university has a balanced experience with quality education and many extracurricular activities intertwined. It also offers several scholarships which entice students from other countries hence making it an appealing place to pursue one’s education. Moreover, this institution celebrates all major festivals including those that are important to Indian students thus providing a warm environment for them.
Likes
- The Faculty is super helpful and friendly. I have a LinkedIn post on the University of Surrey faculty. It would be good to check for aspiring MIM students. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/rainadas_hiya-everyone-im-an-international-student-activity-7215768856122851328-liFb?utm_source=combined_share_message&utm_medium=member_ios
- Ofc, love the campus. Very big and lovely campus within nature.
- Great location and perfect for international exposure. My MIM course had students from all over the world.
Dislikes
- Although I’m quite satisfied with the degree- however the MIM degree module can be basic for some people.
- The university could have helped more with finding placements. (However, this is something which is similar to other universities in the UK)
I chose it because of the great reputation of Surrey Business School. Location- near London! Practical modules like consulting and capstone. Overall experience is superb!
Likes
- Curriculum, rating in my specific field, location and nearness from London.
- The university has a strong research focus and is home to several research centers and institutes conducting cutting-edge research in areas such as artificial intelligence, health, sustainability, and digital innovation.
Dislikes
- University should provide more support and guidance in helping students (mainly international) get a job or introduce them to how to apply in order to successfully get a job.
So, I did my Masters in Information Security. The course was pretty well formed and teaching is also thorough. We mostly had hybrid classes and most of them were online, even though we had full access to the labs. Assignments given are very thought provoking and practical, so its fun performing them. Regarding the campus, it has all kinds of facilities that a student may need like restaurants, grocery stores, cafes, laundry facilities, etc. There is a lake too near which students can relax and feel at ease. The campus mainly is safe, which I think should be a priority for international students as the security is always on rounds and accessible around the clock. The location of the university is also quite convenient as it is 10 minute walk from the town center, bus station and train station. Additionally, Guildford (where the university is) is maximum 1 hour away from London by train and airport




















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