University of Sheffield

24/7 library. iForge Maker space where students can work on their own passion projects.
My degree program provided a range of optional modules, including an opportunity to study a second language.
My department helped me to find opportunities to study abroad.
Careers service organised different job fairs and supported me through internship application process.
Lecturers were very good at explaining complex topics and they are experts in their research field.
Parks and surrounding nature of Sheffield are great for taking break from studies.

It's a great university. It's a Russel Group Uni and renowned for its Students Union. And during my study, I've had access to great facilities, academics, services. My teachers and tutors were all supportive and friendly. 

Sheffield is a multicultural town and a lovely place to live in. You can easily make friend with students and locals there.

The only pity I would say is that because I studied Global Journalism which is less practical than broadcasting and printing journalism, I had less opportunity to find a job or internship in Sheffield.

Covid-19 has limited me to review teaching content. I was offered places in several other universities and I do not regret going to Sheffield. During a difficult time, tutors have been excellent. The university has also given us mental health resources for lockdown while tutors have given students extra time during face to face hours. They also have extensive resources for job searches. My only point of contention is that the university did not put their courses online fully, making students unsure about what to do during breaks or if unable to come due to visa restrictions, etc.