Brunel University Rankings 2026

• Around 50% of my batch has secured jobs in various sectors. I'm not sure about others because some have gone back to their countries, and I was not in touch with everyone. The average salary range for freshers is between 16000 to 22000 GBP per annum. If you have the option to get placement, do that. It gives you extra time here to gain experience as a student.
• Attend as many events as you can, put yourself out there; if people don't know you, how would they offer any help, or advice, or even references, apply to as many portals as you can; LinkedIn and Indeed were most effective for my field.

• I lived on campus during the whole course. I had an ensuite room in the postgraduate halls. There were 9 more similar rooms in my flat, 1 more flat on the same floor. A total of 3-4 floors in each hall building. We had one common kitchen in every flat that was shared between 10 renters. There was daily garbage cleanup and weekly kitchen and hallway cleanup. Any issues regarding the kitchen or rooms could be put in online requests through their portal for a person to come and resolve.
• There is 1 laundry room for every 2-4 halls. Laundry takes almost 2 hours, so I think that is pretty convenient. I would recommend experiencing living both on and off campus to give you different perspectives so that you can make informed decisions based on your individual preferences. My hall was 10 minutes away from the building in which my classes were scheduled. Most Indian students stay in either on-campus or off-campus accommodation, depending on their preferences as well as budgets.

• I returned to my home country, as I was looking to start my own company. Now I have returned to my country and didn't get a Post Study Work Visa. out of 25 students, 22 students graduated with a first-class degree and only 3 students opted out in mid-semester. There is no placement option because of the research nature of the course and some of them got jobs from my batch directly through online application because of the University reputation. Please do not come without prior experience because it will be extremely difficult to get a job in the UK market.

• I found accommodation using Spareroom app and was staying with 3 more people from different countries in a shared house. Monthly rent for the box room was 500 pounds with a common bathroom and kitchen area. It was easy for me to secure accommodation.
• My accommodation from the university was one bus, hardly 3 km. Indian students stay in college accommodation, which was expensive for my budget. And i wanted to live outside for better exposure.

• About this, I really had a very bad experience, as I did not get a work visa along with my student visa, as there was BREXIT going on! And I did not get the job, as I did not have anyone to sponsor me.
• This made my life a roller coaster after coming back to INDIA. Am still suffering the loss and the effect of Brexit.

• I paid like 7000 pounds for 7 months. Accommodation is all good and comfortable.

• After completing the course the university provided assistance in securing a full time job. The job board present in the university portal was a great tool to secure a job after your education.
• There was also a faculty uncharged of placements that assisted in this process of finding the right place to work. It didn't matter which course you were from and what you past experience was, there was a role for everyone.

• I stayed in an off campus accommodation. I found this through online search. There are various websites that pops up when you just Google search for an accommodation near the university.
• It was definitely time consuming as I visited many houses before finalising one. It was definitely a challenging aspect. But in the end I did find quite a suitable home. The first accommodation that I stayed in was like a 3 minutes walk from the college campus and I paid 450£ monthly rent.
• It was a great place and i had no complains, but after attending few months of the university I made some friends and found d out they had a spare room in their house so I later moved in with them where my rent increased to 500£ and now it was 3 bus stops away which again is not that far and I was living with nice company.
• This goes to show that it is fairly easy to find a good accommodation as you meet lots of student who are in the same boat as you so you can just make new connections and find a place to live together which eases your time in a strange country.

They have special courses with placement years, which are longer and more expensive. Also, the job is not guaranteed in that programme too. The companies that visit the university are more related to STEM. Having experience in the sector you wish to work in provides access to more job opportunities.

It has helped me in many ways, but definitely what I wanted and expected before coming here.

It is tough for extensive course like mine. I am still searching for job that matches my skills and expertise.

The university experience has been good overall, but what they lack is clarity and uniformity. There is difference in opinion among teachers which is disadvantage for students. The supervisor are not readily available when you need them. Most of the staff works online. The campus life was good. Library service was excellent. Staying in On campus accommodation was a great experience. Overall satisfactory.

The college has a very good placement offer. The college manages to reach a 100% placement record every year and the college placement offer also increase every year. The highest placement offer of the college is around 2 CrPA and the average salary offer is 60 LPA. The college placement committee members are highly experienced and they work on improving the college placement standards. They also help us in every step of college placement and they make sure that every participating member is placed.

To get admission I gave IELTS exam I got 7.8 bands so I'm eligible for admission then I proceed further process The college curriculum is the latest and helps us to understand all the topics in detail and properly. The curriculum follows all the latest industry regulations and helps us to develop our innovative skills and the college also promotes innovative ideas. The faculty is one of the biggest UPs of the college. The faculty minimum teaching experience is around 10-15 years. Most of the faculty of the college is for the PhD level and they are experts in their respective fields. The faculty make sure that each concept is very well understood by us.

Actually, the placements are very good, but due to the pandemic, we could not get closer to the recruiters as we did not have any job fair during these difficult times.

It has a very good ranking in my course. The university has a good ranking in the subjects I have chosen.

I figured I would enjoy it and have always aspired of studying it in order to be successful in achieving my ambition of becoming a lawyer in the future, additionally due to rules and regulations is a big aspect of society.

There is a placement option for students if they want to do that. There are researchers in our university who actively look for students to assist them so they can gain work experience.

I chose Brunel due to their course modules, their campus facilities, the Alma Mater of the college, the way professors teach the modules, their UCAS rating, over all college experience and the clubs and societies for students and just the over all college experience for students