Bedes Language Summer School Royal Holloway

I entered this university 2 years ago. Before that, I went here to the camp several times in the summer, so the university was familiar to me. If you have a standard 11th grade of school, then you can enroll in a bachelor's degree through a one-year foundation course. Preparation takes place right there, on the campus of the university, so by the beginning of the first year you have time to fully adapt. I have always really liked the campus of the university. It is not as huge as it might seem at first glance, but it has all the amenities for students. Buses run to Windsor, Heathrow, etc., so you can get to the right place pretty quickly. Good opportunities for sports and a good level of teaching. If you have difficulties with your studies, you can sign up for additional personal consultations with the teacher.

A good university with excellent teachers and a beautiful campus. Friendly city with good service, easy to travel to other cities or to London. The Student Union provides students with good support and many job opportunities, I have worked for them in various positions throughout my studies at the university. I also believe that the university managed to adapt to the pandemic, and this did not affect the quality of teaching. I was pleased that the university tried to maintain a blended learning format (some of the lectures were online, some were on campus in small groups).

Good course content (I'm studying for a master's program in International Management). He entered after a bachelor's degree at a European university. Although my bachelor's program was also in English, the difference in the level of teaching is very noticeable. I like it much more about Royal Holloway. The city itself, where the university is located, is located just 40 minutes by train from Waterloo, so getting to London is very easy. Sometimes I noticed that the locals are ambiguous about students, but in general they are hospitable. The campus at the university is very beautiful in architectural terms, but not all buildings were accessible to students. When I studied, many of the buildings were under renovation.