Lancaster University

My take on the University as an Exchange student, the university prides itself on being #9 in the UK. If you got to a school that's in the top 200 in the US than you go to a better university than this one. The staff is unprofessional at best and belligerent at worst. The exchange program is totally is managed. As an anecdote, the class registration is still handled on pieces of paper with students having to queue in a large room to sign up for their choice modules. It's not the 1980s Lancaster! Absolute joke.

I'm currently a first year undergraduate in Ethics, Philosophy and Religion and I love it! Good teaching and resources as well as an excellent campus!

This University is a Very Nice Place to Study For A Degree. The Area Has Received Considerable Investment. The Facilities Are Exceptional. All The Staff Are Very Professional. Abundant Opportunities Exist for Continuation onto Many Masters Courses. The Library in Particular Incorporated Leading Edge Technology By Cisco, Apple, Dell,Lenovo And Oracle. Stephen Hawking Would I Believe Be Proud of This University And Einstein Would I Have No Doubt Have Set Up An E=MC Squared. Institute At this University. However for those WHO Believe In Pure-Life Logic, Spock's Word's To The Staff , Students And Professors At This University would be " Live-Long And Prosper". To Those I met At The University l Leave And Return With These Words..." You Shall And Always be My Friends". Mark Starman.

I graduated in July 2016 with a BSc in Psychology from Lancaster. I can honestly say I had a fantastic three years here - so much so that I'm going back to study my Masters at the university. I would wholly recommend it to anyone, the level of teaching and support available is first-rate.

One of the most beautiful university whether if its about education quality, student life or environment!

I completed my undergraduate degree at Lancaster and graduated July 2016. I had an amazing 3 years. I knew it was going to be my firm choice as soon as I visited on an open day. The campus is lovely with a brilliant atmosphere - There's so much greenery and the buildings are very modern, as is the accommodation (I fell in love with my uni room). The facilities are great (particularly the recently renovated library, and the sports centre which I loved for its climbing wall). The teaching is also of a high quality. I would highly recommend studying at Lancaster University, or at least visiting the campus to see what you think of it first.

Brilliant University! Graduated from Lancaster in 2016 having studied Politics and International Relations and I can't recommend it highly enough!