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Philosophy and Art History BA Hons
You study the disciplines of philosophy and art history together in order to appreciate the relationships between the two disciplines with a degree of critical awareness. In so doing you are offered a
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University of Essex
Studying at the University of Essex has helped me grow both academically and personally. I enjoyed being part of such a diverse and inclusive community, where I met people from many different cultures. My course was challenging but interesting, and my lecturers were approachable whenever I needed guidance. The campus has everything students need, and I made many great memories during my time here. Overall, I'm grateful for my experience and would recommend the university to future students. read more
University of Essex
Overall, my experience living at The Meadows has been very positive. The location is incredibly convenient, offering a quick and easy walk to lectures and central campus facilities. The room itself feels modern, and having a small double bed is a massive upgrade over standard student housing. The communal kitchen is spacious with excellent full-sized fridge and freezer storage, and having the social pavilion and gym membership included adds great value. However, the wet-room style en-suite bathroom does feel exceptionally cramped and compact for this price tier. If the bathroom layout could be improved, it would easily be the perfect accommodation on campus. read more
University of Essex
overall it was a good experience read more
University of Essex
the facilities and student union are amazing. the events we have, and the support we receive are good. the only thing is I wish the restaurants and stores on campus were clearer about opening and closing times. sometimes they just close whenever they want, despite it not being their closing time yet read more
University of Essex
Overall good University, but it's going through a crisis right now and it had a lot of layoffs. read more
University of Essex
Really happy to have these many facilities as an international student. read more
University of Essex
Good atmosphere to study and relax read more
University of Essex
Overall, I've had a really positive experience studying at the University of Essex. As an autistic student, having a welcoming and supportive environment has made a huge difference to my university journey. The campus has everything I need, the WiFi has always been reliable, and the Students' Union is one of the best parts of university life, offering plenty of events and support for students. There are a good range of clubs and societies to get involved with, and the careers service has been helpful when planning for the future. While no university is perfect, Essex has given me a comfortable place to learn, grow in confidence and become more independent, and I'm glad I chose to study here. read more
University of Essex
It's okay. It used to be better. read more
University of Essex
Living at The Meadows during my MSc studies at Essex was one of the quiet anchors of my time in Colchester. The Meadows offered a calm base to come back to a place to think, reset, and get on with the next day's work. Being on campus meant the libraryShared kitchens turned into unplanned conversations, and living alongside students from across the world reflected the best of what Essex is about. It became a small community during a demanding, formative year. seminar rooms, and my department were never more than a short walk away. read more
University of Essex
Great uni with clear founding problems. It's a shame to lose some of the best talent with the reduction of personnel due to the debt issue. read more
University of Essex
I really like how many opportunities there are to join different clubs. There are so many you are bound to find one just for you read more
University of Essex
Campus is always good, wifi is fast. read more
University of Essex
The university has a lot of diversity and is very welcoming! The clubs and societies makes it easy for student to adapt to the uni life and makes it comfortable especially for new student. read more
University of Essex
It is a really good university, has all the required resources to complete a degree fully while learning extracurricular activities. I really enjoyed my time in there read more
University of Essex
The place is a little bit far away from the dormitory. read more
University of Essex
Second year and still doing my third year there read more
University of Essex
Very freandly staff, I think hythe mills is the best accom you can find in Colchester read more
University of Essex
Internet is not the best: editiamo does not often work. read more
University of Essex
Great uni, support can be a bit better but solid. read more
20 aggregated reviews by students studying at University of Essex.
