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While I truly appreciate the university’s potential in fostering a mixed-race and culturally diverse future, it’s clear that the focus on financial gain has overshadowed the original mission of promoting integration and cultural understanding. There seems to be a disconnect between students of different backgrounds, with a growing number of students from wealthier backgrounds, and a lack of effort to integrate students across years and modules. The only real avenue for integration appears to be through the student union, which feels insufficient. The university has the opportunity to be a beacon of cultural harmony, but it seems to fall short when it comes to fostering a truly inclusive environment on a day-to-day basis.
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Ratings and Reviews
While I truly appreciate the university’s potential in fostering a mixed-race and culturally diverse future, it’s clear that the focus on financial gain has overshadowed the original mission of promoting integration and cultural understanding. There seems to be a disconnect between students of different backgrounds, with a growing number of students from wealthier backgrounds, and a lack of effort to integrate students across years and modules. The only real avenue for integration appears to be through the student union, which feels insufficient. The university has the opportunity to be a beacon of cultural harmony, but it seems to fall short when it comes to fostering a truly inclusive environment on a day-to-day basis.
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128-160 UCAS Points
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University College London (UCL) Reputation
University College London (UCL) has its main campus in Bloomsbury in Central London, with another one in Stratford in East London. 51,810 students are enrolled at UCL:
- 23,695 of these students come from the UK
- 4,175 come from EU countries
- And 23,940 are students from non-EU countries.
(Source: HESA 2022/23)
The graduate outcomes for University College London (UCL) show that six months after leaving university, 90% of graduates are in work or further study. The typical graduate salary six months after leaving University College London (UCL) is £30 - £33K a year.
(Source: HESA Graduate Outcomes Data Survey 2023 for 2020/21 graduates)
Updated: 4th October 2024
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Interesting courses, diverse community
Good university. Lots of offer, good quality teaching and nice campus vibe.
The staff here and environment are really good and make me feel like home
Great campus, ample spaces for studying and relaxing alike.
I think everything is good so far
While I truly appreciate the university’s potential in fostering a mixed-race and culturally diverse future, it’s clear that the focus on financial gain has overshadowed the original mission of promoting integration and cultural understanding. There seems to be a disconnect between students of different backgrounds, with a growing number of students from wealthier backgrounds, and a lack of effort to integrate students across years and modules. The only real avenue for integration appears to be through the student union, which feels insufficient. The university has the opportunity to be a beacon of cultural harmony, but it seems to fall short when it comes to fostering a truly inclusive environment on a day-to-day basis.
Loving my time at UCL so far, I love the campus and the facilities, from the cafes to the libraries. The SU is also fun with tons of societies and clubs, and weekly activities outside of those too. My friends are also enjoying their time at UCL.
Met alot of new people through clubs/societies, seen alot of job opportunities on the ucl careers site that is easy to filter through, and facilities are generally top notch
great location and student service, lovely school and teachers!
good experience in diverse london