University of East London Ranking 2025

• The University of East London has a 91% employability rate (could vary). It took me a while to land a job I wanted and sometimes I think I still don't have my dream job, but everyone has a different journey. Salary range also differs on different factors, like have you applied for a PSW? Where are you working and what is your field of expertise?

• The University of East London has a 91% employability rate (could vary). It took me a while to land a job I wanted and sometimes I think I still don't have my dream job, but everyone has a different journey. Salary range also differs on different factors, like have you applied for a PSW? Where are you working and what is your field of expertise?

• I'm not sure but there may be 10-15% student secure employment with in 6 months because right now in the UK, a recession is going on and because of that, getting a job is quite difficult.
• The average salary range will be 27-35 k pounds that can be expected from our program after completing graduation.
• Students usually find jobs after graduation through career events linked to job sites and LinkedIn.
• I haven't enrolled myself in the placement program in my course so I have no idea which company comes to the university and how many students get recruited through campus placement, as the students who enrol themselves in campus placement have extra classes for 6 months.

• I found my accommodations with the help of my connection, who already lives there.
• My monthly rent is 450 pounds, including all the bills. Facilities are given, like free wifi and kitchen sharing.
• I face the problem while securing accommodation I was trying to take accommodations nearby college, but it was costly also, so further I tried to look far, far from college then I got the accommodations where no smoking and no meat eating allowed, which I was also looking for
• Join the university group; there you will get a lot of options for accommodations; it will really be helpful for new students. Try to get in the WhatsApp group of your course and university and ask for any help there you need.
• My accommodations are quite far; it's taken me almost an hour and a half, but here in Hounslow most of the Indian lives so here we can get Indian foods and snacks.

• Majority of the students tend to get placed within 6 months after completing their studies. Even the college helps the students to secure jobs with their network. But it really depends on your skills level whether you should get placed or not.
• If you perform bad in your academics and develop no skills, it might cause you troubles later on.
• Students do prefer applying online or through referrals for jobs, be it part time or full time.

• I have an on-campus accomodation. I was offered the accomodation when I had applied through the university portal online.
• Currently my monthly rent is £750, which i think is really good because it is a private room with a private bathroom and a shared kitchen, so you can actually have your privacy without anyone disturbing you.
• My accomodation is like 2 mins walk from the classroom. Btw the rent includes all the bills as well, water bill, electricity bill, heater, water heater, gas bill and 24/7 support in any emergencies

• After completing the course there are chances of getting jobs are about 45 to 50 percentage. \
• The average salary after getting the job is about 25000 GBP. Students can get jobs in placements and also can search job in online platforms like linkedln, Indeed etc...
• One of my friends got job in British Airways from the direct application in their Careers website and earning about 32000 GBP per year.

• I opted for the University accommodation which was very pleasant and very unique.
• I book my accommodation from my university website itself. The monthly expenses for my hostel was 812 GBP. In the hostel they gave a kitchen, Living area, and a shared room for two people.
• I thought of taking accommodation outside but did not want to take risk and chose University hostel. Accommodation in the same university campus. I would suggest future students not to take risks and choose university Hostels.

The institution offers excellent opportunities for research-oriented students but there's no placement guarantee across UK universities. The Career Zone committee at the university is dedicated to providing out-and-out support for different career paths, like part-time and full-time jobs, freelancing, and entrepreneurship. The career support on campus is invaluable for students seeking guidance and opportunities in their chosen fields.

I chose this university primarily for its ideal location near Central London, which offers great access to cultural and professional opportunities. Overall, my experience has been positive, with supportive academics and engaging extracurricular activities enhancing my journey.

I can't say exactly, but most of them got placement in the university itself.

I chose this university because the modules of my course are interesting. I wanted to get the placement and this university was giving me that.

For my course, there were no placements provided.

I chose this university mainly because of course accreditation, friendly staff, support provided to international students. Experience is overall satisfactory.

I didn't find any companies on our campus which are offering jobs in my field.

It was a great experience because it was the first time I went abroad to study. I met hundreds of different countries people and learnt a lot from them. There is one sports club as well in the University, which attracted me more to get admission in the University because they are sending people to national and international clubs from there.

As of now I don't really know about the companies cause this is my first year but our university offers a lot of placements to the students and almost all of the students are offer holders.

I chose this university as it is unexceptionally amazing, the admission process is seamless and they provide loads of offers for future. Overall experience till now has been fun and adventurous. Reached really good vibes from the staff and lecturers overall. Nothing negative about UEL.

University provides a placement year but at the end, you work at minimum wage or for free at the University only as an Intern or apprenticeship, so would not suggest paying extra for a placement year. And about outside the situation is worse here currently no jobs. As you end up starting a career with a minimum-wage job or intern-free work.

I have appeared for the IELTS exam and applied through an agent. College was suggested by the agent only. As per my course requirements. The process was easy not that tough, applied using IELTS test score and graduation degree.