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I completely loved my time here. Having been to a different university the year before and not liking the environment or culture, Winchester was much more friendly and welcoming. Everyone here nice and easy going and there is plenty of society’s to join that are welcoming and fun. The campus is absolutely beautiful and there’s plenty to do both there and in the city. Could not recommend more!!
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I completely loved my time here. Having been to a different university the year before and not liking the environment or culture, Winchester was much more friendly and welcoming. Everyone here nice and easy going and there is plenty of society’s to join that are welcoming and fun. The campus is absolutely beautiful and there’s plenty to do both there and in the city. Could not recommend more!!
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The University of Winchester is located in the city of Winchester in the South England county of Hampshire. 8,280 students are enrolled at The University of Winchester:
- 7,745 of these students come from the UK
- 120 come from EU countries
- And 415 are students from non-EU countries.
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The graduate outcomes for The University of Winchester show that six months after leaving university, 66% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving The University of Winchester is £21-24k a year.
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The course was fun and I enjoyed joining wsa however being a part of Southampton University I felt very disconnected and wished I could've felt more involved with the rest of the university
The facilities on campus are adequate. Could do with more social spaces though. The societies and clubs are plentiful but can be very cliquey. The SU is okay, but I have heard the bouncers at the club night and nasty, irrational and threatening. Careers service is okay - I haven't used it myself but I've heard good and bad. There's only a number of people that work there and it sounds like their responses to help people are pretty generic replies. The WiFi is awful, it uses a third party company across both campuses and accommodation. Its a challenge to sign into, you have to configure settings separately which is horrible, and is usually trial and error to connect. Plus it always randomly signs you out so you have to do this all again.
The university experience isn't great here, the university is more focused on their image than addressing student issues
I can’t really answer any of the questions because I haven’t really been on campus due to Covid-19
I have loved my university experience and would not have changed it!
Having been on the PGCE course at Winchester I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere for training. As a recent student here’ are my thought, opinions and experiences which I hope you find honest and helpful: - Teaching on the course is generally poor in several subjects, including maths, science and English (there are rare exceptions for music, art and PE): it is often delivered in ways we are told not to teach as teachers; it was frequently considered to be a waster of time by students, being boring and simplistic. - I found the course leadership to be atrocious with little concept of customer service and meeting student needs. Responses to questions about the course were met with defensiveness and fobbing students off rather than addressing and tackling some of the many issues. There are also important unaddressed issues around diversity and inclusion. - An extremely condescending attitude appeared prevalent towards students and little support was in place: a friend suffering
In my time at Winchester University I have had many good times and met some brilliant people. My accommodation and the facilities have been better than I expected, and any major issues I have had have been quickly fixed. I enjoy some elements of my course but enjoy others less. Overall, I feel that my course is going ok and I have found some modules and assignments very interesting but there are also improvements that could be made, which have mostly been reported to our student representatives.
University is set in the beautiful hillsides of Winchester. The university is small and comforting and offers great support to its students
NO SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS WITH COVID. Resources for online attendance of lessons but denied use of them. This encourages students not to test so that they can attend lessons or to come into lessons ill.
I completely loved my time here. Having been to a different university the year before and not liking the environment or culture, Winchester was much more friendly and welcoming. Everyone here nice and easy going and there is plenty of society’s to join that are welcoming and fun. The campus is absolutely beautiful and there’s plenty to do both there and in the city. Could not recommend more!!
I love this uni as it feel like home and the uni tries to fit to you and not the other way round.
The university The University of Winchester has been absolutely amazing for me. The course itself is great and the lecturer's are amazing at being able to help. They have a very personal involvement in students life and wellbeing and how to help balance it with any external issues. The wellbeing team is absolutely amazing and as a first year the university does a great job at helping their students intergrate.
My friends and I were recommended this university because of their diversity and understanding for international students, but in reality they didn’t really care for us. It was more about the money in the long run. There were always issues with the WiFi and the student union only supported the societies they liked or had any relations towards. If you had any complaints they wouldn’t take it seriously, I had friends from Austria, China and Norway that decided to quit after one year because of offensive comments from students regarding the colour of their skin and nationality. After spending tons of money on my education the university hasn’t even considered the international students for graduation, this university is beneficial for any student in the UK, but if you’re from abroad I would recommend another university.
Haven’t spent time on campus to rate it!
Spacious, welcoming, easy to navigate
UoW is a university with an extremely rigorous teaching but a very relaxed environment
A student accommodation flat that surprised me. The whole building is very new with high speed Wi-Fi and 24 hour secure automatic doors, free gym area and laundry and the room facilities are all brand new. The space is very spacious and bright and comforting. To be honest the weekly rental price of the flat is a little higher than the average student residence, but after staying there for almost 1 month I think it is well worth it. 1. it is in a fairly safe and quiet location, about 10 minutes walk from Winchester's shopping streets, which is neither too noisy nor too inconvenient for everyday shopping. 2. Everyone in the accommodation is from all over the world and they are very friendly. The receptionist was very helpful whenever I needed help, such as when the facilities were broken down and needed to be repaired, collecting a delivery, etc. 3. there were regular social events and activities that didn't make me feel lonely while studying away from home
Winchester University is a create university that is fairly small compared to other universities but diverse friendly. Winchester is generally easy to get around to. Including the university, my accommodation Unilife and also town being walking distance. The lecturers are great help and there are a variety of courses to choose from.
Hard to rate because the campus has been closed, but the facility is amazing!
This university is a disgrace. If I could turn back time and go elsewhere I would. No detriment policy - to their credit, the 2019/20 policy was fair. But for 2020/21, in the WORST of the Covid-19 pandemic, we are given a measly two weeks self-certified extension, a few faculty extensions, and no leniency on dissertations and no way of protecting sliding grades due to illness, mental health, lack of resources or poor study environment. NO student support - ask any UoW student with any mental health struggles or disabilities and you'll get anecdotes about the horrendous treatment of the troubles confronted by these students, including being told that 'not everyone is disabled' when requested to KEEP THE LIFTS OPEN at night. Accommodation is rat-infested and the pipes are clogged, I was made to move out at 3am after a night in A&E because my bathroom had black mould and rat droppings. I cannot wait to graduate. This uni DOES NOT deserve your money.
I’ve not attended the university yet however have visited the campus and am very excited to start my course
Worst university to study at. It's very difficult being thrown into a subject that you've never known about or understood at all, to be expected to write a 2000 max word document and get a good grade. Not to mention that you can't understand the lecturer's accent. 9K a year for a foundation year, nothing connected to my course at all. Nice
great experience, love winchester and the staff, highly recommend if you like a quiet city!
Great uni. Really enjoyed time studying there
University is clean and very spacious however some of the management and course structure is poor
The university is a very warm and welcoming place which is useful for new and existing students alike
A nice place to study, smaller campus but buildings and grounds are well-maintained. Good class sizes.
careers not helpful... doing a history and American studies degree I was told by the careers just to work in museum when I actually want to be a lecturer...
Absolutely terrible experience with housemates, housing team/staff. Better hope you're lucky not getting terrible housemates because room transfers can take up to 3-4 weeks. Security is equally slow with complaints taking from 30 minutes to an hour to actually respond to. Utterly disgraceful
Hi there, thanks for the review! We're sorry that you had a negative experience, our teams do their best to respond to student issues as fast and helpfully as possible! We recognise that sometimes you might be stuck with housemates you don't get along with - this is why we have the room transfer system in place, though unfortunately a waiting list can form which is why this can take time to arrange.
Campus is beautiful, and well laid out. Easy to find seminars/lectures as a freshers. Society’s are amazing and so is the student union, people are so genuine which makes the experience ten times better. However, major work is needed in the career services and pastoral care. people like me normally fall through the system and sadly it’s happened to me once again. I dont know who my personal tutor is and there has been zero contact between them and me throughout both semesters.
Thanks for the review! Glad to hear you enjoyed our lovely campus, and student life at Winchester. We appreciate your feedback and we're always working on improving our services so we're sorry to hear that you didn't feel like it was up to scratch! You can always contact our Student Services team when you're in need of help, they do their best to help all of our students. If you don't know who your personal tutor is you can always get in touch with your faculty and they'll be able to let you know.
I believe Winchester used to have a great reputation, and when visiting the campus and studying there, you can still sort of see why in the lively looking campus, amazing facilities such as being able to rent camera equipment and ordering new books for the library for free, but it lacks any sort of passion or selectivity in its candidates. Every single person I saw in my interview was accepted into the course, many of which I didn't understand why. Many made it clear they were only coming to university to take 3 years off of starting their adult life, and lacked any care for the practise they were participating in. I can tell the lecturers shared my annoyance at this, with many lacking care and effort when teaching their subject. And why would they care? They don't seem to be paid enough, and they don't have a fully willing audience. I hope the university decided to exchange its ploy to get as much income as possible for selecting students who genuinely care about their subject.
I loved my time at Winchester uni!! The tutors for my course were amazing and really believe in you. You get treated like an adult and respected like an individual. Would highly recommend!!!!
Thank you so much for the review and for recommending us! We're so glad to hear that you loved it here :)
Great uni, studion Union is too packed and cramped on nights out so puts me off going. Library is great but would be better if it was abit bigger with more independent study rooms but again that’s abit picky. Overall I really enjoy uni.
Thanks for the review! We'll pass on your feedback to the relevant departments, we're always trying to improve the university as much as possible!
Great place to study. The Health and Social Care course is brilliant.
Glad to hear that you found us so great! Thanks so much for the review.
Great city and campus. Have loved every minute of being here. The Wi-Fi connectivity could use some work.
Glad you hear you loved it here! Will pass on your feedback about the Wi-Fi, thanks for the review :)
The town is nice, nights out are okay however there are only 3/4 Places to hang out and the security in town are all very angry and aggressive towards the students. Basically everyone I know has been grabbed and thrown out of somewhere in town, they leave bruises The campus is okay however the food around campus is not very nice and is very overpriced. The uni really try to focus on promoting mental health awareness and support, however when I went to talk to the uni about my issues they just told me “it’s not the end of the world” and make me feel like an idiot The housing/security are really strict. If you step a foot out of line they will most likely evict you (it happens a lot) There is also absolutely no where to park on campus or even in the town through the weekdays (if the uni notice you parking on campus, they will assure to fine you asap) Overall, you’re defnitely better off going to a bigger, nicer, more friendly city uni- I wish I did! 1/10 would not recommend
I adored my time at the University of Winchester. The campus/facilities are beautifully designed and really helpful, and easy to navigate. There are a huge range of societies to choose from, and the internet is quite reliable. Student services are helpful and effective, although some areas do need improvement. Overall, the years I spent at this university were the best of my life.
Thanks so much for the review! Glad to hear you adored your time here, we love the campus too!
Amazing experience at a wonderful university. Great teaching and life lasting memories.
Thank you for the review! Great to hear you enjoyed your time here at the University.
The university is good and has many different options for sports and furthering language skills
Thanks for the review!
The university is good and has many different options for sports and furthering language skills
it’s okay, pretty place with lots of walking to do nightlife is pretty dead but go off
Thanks for the review! Glad to know you think Winchester is as beautiful as we do! The Student Union tries to organise as many varied events as possible, but we always welcome feedback.
Excellent university that offers plenty of support relating to mental health.
Thanks for leaving us a review! I'm really glad to hear you think we're doing a good job.
With it being a small Uni, its easy for the lectures to remember you and give you the help you need, but unfortunately the higher ups seem to have their priorities in making money rather than helping students
I am studying a MSc in Applied criminology, the lectures and the slides lack a lot of information and support and a lot are duplicates of those used at undergraduate level. The lectures are reluctant to provide additional support when asked for. Issues with certain lectures are always dismissed and allowed to continue. I would not choose to go back to Winchester if I had the chance
Great university that offers a lot of support to its students.
Thank you for leaving a review! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your time here.
Overall the uni is very good. Some of the facilities e.g. some toilets are a bit grim and need to be updated. More vegan options on campus especially in student union.
I'm glad to hear you're enjoying your time at the University so far. In regards to facillities, we are always working to make sure everything is up to date and we do take note of areas that need updating. For example, the new devlopment at West Downs and the refurbishment of Cyber Italia over the previous summer. The Student Union outlets are independent to the University, but if you get in touch with your union I'm sure they will be happy to hear feedback on the range of food they currently offer.
My first time living away from home and can’t thank the people enough. They are truly amazing people who I adore and are making my time at university the best!
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. I'm really pleased that you're having a great time here so far and hope it continues for you for the rest of your time with us. Good luck with your studies!
My academic experience has been good overall. Quality of staff members is mixed but most have been helpful and approachable. I have been particularly impressed with my course leader for politics for solving issues and as an engaging lecturer. The course can be repetitive and sometimes either too uninspiring or leaps to complex territory, but at least half the modules are engaging and interesting and assignments have largely considered student preferences. The uni has a good range of recreational and social facilities for a small uni. In a fairly small and quiet town, this counts. Although, while I haven’t felt affected, the modest size of the library has been limiting for some but I’ve found accessing online resources quite straight forward. My experience has been fairly consistent but there is some dissatisfaction felt by fellow students. Upper management has been questionable for the past year in particular leading to strikes and protest from staff and students.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. I’m glad to hear that you have been having a good time at the university. We do revalidate courses every few years to make them as interesting and relevant to students as they can be. This also means that they are kept up to date with industry practices and standards. It’s good to hear that you haven’t been affected by the library but I understand the concerns of your peers, luckily our new West Downs development will soon be completed. This new building will have its own library which means students will have a wider choice of areas to study. Furthermore, it will mean that there will be more space in the King Alfred library as well.
I love Winchester Uni, the campus is very compact so you never have to walk far to get anywhere. And it’s so close to town.
Thank you for taking the time to write a review. I'm really glad to hear that your enjoying your time here at Winchester so far. I agree with you, the compact campus means you're never too far from where you need to be. I also found that it made it easier to learn your way around and feel comfortable on campus!
This review is mainly based from my experience ( and some people felt the same). The course I was on was badly organised since they were constantly changing elements. It was very hard to keep up with the changes. The lectures I went to felt that that they didn’t want to engage the students as it wasn’t very practical and almost felt like a waste of time to go. On Week 2 of being there, they decided to announce that they didn’t have PCs for a computer based course and some of us (including me) had to buy our own laptops, which were expensive, to run the programs we needed. There are good elements that they are achieving, I found that I could get help easily for mental health issues and work issues. They gave me a lot of advice. Furthermore, they supported me when I decided to leave. They have a amazing library with all kinds of books and research materials. The internet and WiFi is quick. The courses do vary so some are better that others, make sure to get all the information.
Thank you for your review, It's really helpful for us to hear what students enjoy and what they think could be improved during their time with us. I'm sorry to hear that you weren't entirely happy with the lectures, courses are continuously updated for the purpose of keeping them in sync with industry practices and helping students when they graduate. In regards to the computers, we have always had Laptops that are available for rent on campus and can be taken anywhere. We are also making the finish touches to the new West Downs campus that will house more computer spaces and is built with our computer based degrees in mind. I'm glad that you found the Student Services team helpful and I wish you the best of luck in the future!
Loved my time at uni; best three years of my life
It's great to know that you enjoyed your time at Winchester! Remember that you can always stay in touch with us through Winton Club.
An amazing place to live and work!
Campus is beautiful and has been updated and improved in the last year. Students union is incredibly good and provides excellent events and opportunities for students.
Thank you for your review! I'm glad you have enojyed your time here and enjoy the facilities. We are always trying to improve and are excited to open our new west downs campus soon! https://www.winchester.ac.uk/about-us/our-future/campus-developments/
The campus at Winchester is small, homely and beautiful. The uni campus largely has really good facilities but they are expanding the number of students and so facilities are becoming stretched. The union bar has really weird and short opening hours. But largely the campus and facilities are good. Student services are really helpful and supportive as well as having a really good academic skills department which I have found very valuable. The teaching is amazing and interesting on my course. It is a small course and the lecturers know everyone by name and we have a good relationship with them. They have been incredibly supportive with both academic and pastoral issues. I would highly recommend Winchester. It is a very supportive and homely uni with great facilities and opportunities. The city itself is old and beautiful. Although it doesn't have the best nightlife, Southampton and Eastleigh are close enough for going out.
Hi Phoebe, thank you so much for your review! We're really pleased you have enjoyed your time here.
Started off great in first year with a brilliant student union but by 3rd half the faculty had been scrapped, no teachers and no student union.
Small university with a personal feel
We pride ourselves on our sense of community between staff and students, so I'm glad to hear that you felt this way as well. Luke.
Amazing I love the university of Winchester I’m a first year doing maths and it’s had its ups and downs but the uni as a whole has been amazing and wouldn’t want it any other way. -mason
Hi Mason, thank you for your review! We're really pleased you're enjoying your time here at university and hope your first year is going well.
Such a fab uni! Would defo recommend
I'm really glad you had a great time here! Remember that you can always stay in touch with us through Winton Club.
I have loved my time at Winchester, everyone is friendly and the staff are lovely too. I have never had a problem with the facilities
I'm really glad you enjoyed your time at Winchester! We are always trying to improve our facilities, so I'm pleased they worked for you.
An okay uni, teaching could be better as well as staff organisation and communication. Not worth the money in my opinion
University as a whole is great but the SU club needs expanding desperately as it is struggling to keep up with the increasing student volume.
The uni is focused more on how it looks as an establishment than it does the people actually studying here. The faculties are unorganised and chaotic, things are regularly lost and it is left to the students to resolve. The security at the student union are awful, they use their power to push people about, don’t actually care for the safety of students and just discard anyone who may actually be vulnerable. The counselling and mental health services are basically non existent and not even worth mentioning.
Campus is beautiful and has pretty much everything you would need but is small and very hilly. NO PARKING at all around the uni unless you have a permit which is really hard to get. Very difficult if thinking about commuting. Luckily I was given my first choice of accommodation at West downs, and despite none of my flat mates leaving their rooms to socialise I really enjoyed my time there. The rooms are a lot bigger than Burma and the village is a lot more attractive and allows you to be more sociable due to the large windows and grass areas with bbq pits. However if your course takes place on the main campus, be prepared for the hill back to your room. Good range of societies but felt if you weren’t really good at a sport you weren’t given much of a chance to take part. The SU offered loads of events during freshers and holds around 2/3 events each week, while offering jobs to students. When the WiFi worked it worked well, but found it was constantly disconnecting.
The campus is very nice but small. The lectures of often interesting and run well, I have no problems with the course. However student services care very little for the students treating them as nuisances, even if they really need help. I know many students that the university has failed and have now dropped out as a result, this can range from not helping with mental health issues to failing to punish sexual assaults even when caught on cctv. The university’a zero tolerance policy towards drugs and criminal offences is anything but, resulting in a £50 fine in extreme cases, this had lead to people feeling unsafe in the university halls and around campus after they have reported issues to the university.
Great place, helps a lot and cares about the individual.
Thank you for review, it's great to hear that you enjoyed your time here! One of our core values is 'Individuals Matter' and the help is always here if you need it!
My first year had been amazing due to the amazing campus and facilities, it also down to the amazing people I have met on my course!
The university does have many positive attributes but they need to improve on certain facilities, for example, their mental health facilities
The staff and facilities at the university have been amazing, very social campus and great atmosphere.
Just finished first year and the uni have been great. Like when I broke my arm and couldn’t do my exam they were helpful about it.
I'm pleased to hear that you ar enjoying your time so far. We always try to work with students when they have problems. I hope your arm has fully recovered as well :)
Very nice campus and library. Too many smokers inn non-smoking areas
I'm happy that you liked our campus and facilities. I'm sorry to hear you had a problem with this, you can always get in touch with the site stewards who would have been able to deal with this for you.
I’ve just finished first year at Winchester and I’m enjoying it
Would not go here again and would not recommend
As a second year going into third year I can say that I’m not looking forward to going back as I know I can expect the same. It’s been poor from the start, poor communication and poor course I guess. Told at the start of second year that we can go to our lecturers anytime for help and support followed by we will only be here for you when it’s convenient for us i.e. working day hours which is pathetic. Don’t know what I’m paying 9 grand for and definitely wouldn’t pay anymore than 3 at this point. Work ethic of some lecturers is little to non existing which really ruins the course not just the module.
Unbelievably overpriced SU, mental health service is a joke, the societies make the uni experience far better but the uni are running themselves into the ground. Accepting more students but no space to place them forcing some freshers to pay £7,000+ for accomodation they never asked for. I know it is winchester but still, the prices are crazy compared to pretty much all other unis in terms of accomodation, shop prices & bar prices. My faculty was very good but I am aware of others who struggle to competently communicate and some which are simply not taught well enough due to staff attitudes. Its a bit of a shambles.
We’re sorry to hear that you haven’t been entirely happy with some areas of the University. However, we are very grateful for your feedback as it gives us an opportunity to improve the student experience. The Student Union is run by and for the student population of the University, when you buy something at the shop or bars you are supporting them. As they are a separate entity to us we don’t have any power to change the SU. However, you can always make suggestions directly to the SU about things you would like to see changed. If you or anyone you know ever have an issue with the teaching on the course you can always talk to you programme leader, your faculty or the SU. We are here to help and will try to resolve any issues you bring to us during the term time. Furthermore, we try our hardest to house students in the accommodation that they choose. We operate this on a first come first serve basis as we think this is the fairest way to sort housing. If you ever have any problems with the accommodation you can get in touch with the housing team.
3 years have gone by so quick however have enjoyed every minute of seeing the campus every day! Doing dance means that I was able to use the dance studios nearly everyday making the most of the huge space to dance in. Have made some amazing friends through my course and the rounders society!
Meh, they are getting rid of most of our lecturers in the arts department so we are f*****.
3 years ago I would have given this university a much higher rating. However, the increase in student intake has a NEGATIVE impact and is heavily felt. The library and other work spaces are far too overcrowded with 0 spaces available throughout the day and the closer you get to deadlines (when you need to use these facilities) the less room there is. As a commuter, arriving at ridiculously early times to achieve a space is not feasible. Appointments for student services are far and few between, resources are not as available as they say they are. Waiting list of a month for some. Lecturer quality is hit and miss, some are fantastic whereas some are .... questionable. General lack of capability to reply to emails. Claim to care for the environment and they do have recycling bins on sites for coffee cups etc but are currently spending MILLIONS on a new building whilst asking lecturers to take voluntary severance due to lack of funding available. Something not quite adding up ....
Some rooms are unavailable for disabled pupils because of stairs etc. Student union is never really busy enough to enjoy, capacity seems to be very low at all times.
Love going to Winchester uni. Such a great atmosphere, beautiful campus and friendly staff and students
The course was boring and unprepared 2 lecturers got fired for being awful
Winchester is a wonderful university with a variety of societies and activities to take part in ranging from swimming to quidditch! The music centre particularly is excellent and student services are so helpful and kind. The student union may not be the biggest but it’s one of the safest and the summer ball was amazing. Theres nowhere else I’d rather be.
Open, happy, supportive campus
Nice campus but really expensive accommodation and the gym is so small for the amount of students!
Physically, everything’s fine. Nice campus, accommodation is ridiculously expensive (as expected), fun SU etc. However, there’s an atmosphere of ‘not our problem’. I did my undergrad and masters at winch (winch offers a 50% deal off on masters if you do an undergrad with them), and studied in both the arts and business faculties. The mental health services are a joke. A 3 month wait for an assessment and then 5 sessions
Overall it’s a good uni, I’ve just finished first year and I can’t fault that much. One thing that is particularly annoying is the internet but it’s not a big deal, there is nothing about the uni that I could say was terrible.
Best time of my life, the uni supported me in every way they could whenever I needed them. Incredibly welcoming, very friendly and always helpful.
Love the uni, great facilities and great people. Had some wonderful experiences and love everything about the area.
The campus is easily accessible with many clubs and society’s
I have no complaints about the university ! I’m really enjoying my time here, especially the new physiotherapy course ! Keep up the good work!
The university of Winchester is more like a family than a university. With brilliant Lecturers and fun students nights out, why go anywhere else?
A pleasant time with friendly faces but make sure you pick your friends and stick with them to the end.
Great focus on student intrests
The facilities are great and the courses are interesting. However with it being a smaller uni they need to improve the student union to fulfil everyone’s best uni experience possible. Also West Downs Student Village has horrible water and the showers are disgusting with black mould.
Lush uni and great campus. Societies can be elitist but that's the same as anywhere else! Overall a great university to attend with plenty of great events and facilities.
Events cost a lot to attend ie, sports awards, summer ball and even have to pay a lot for graduation. But the academic facilities, resources and support is good. With my course (journalism) where we don't have a lot of contact hours, we do most of our work independently, but the resources we are given to help us and the people we meet make my course worth it. And the way it is structured works because it prepared us for the industry we're going into.
An absolutely amazing place to study and start your next chapter
The uni itself is a nice small uni and classes are never massive. Nice for those who don’t want to have to be in a room with hundreds of people at a time. However, my course has not been helpful with marking and student services very rarely actually help to improve grades.
Good University for those who are part of a society but poor night life
As an international student, the university has really been engaged in my well-being throughout my first year.
Winchester is a lovely place to live and the university is as good as you make it.