University of Winchester

Best University.. looking for a University look no further, as a Mature student, the place to be ,become the best version of yourself...

I graduated from the Liberal Arts undergraduate degree in October 2018. As a mature student I found Winchester to be very supportive, a real community. The campus is beautiful and compact which was important for me - although it’s very hilly!! If you study here it’s the one thing you’ll definitely comment on! The staff were fantastic. My experience of studying here on an interdisciplinary degree was quite wonderful. Being able to apply philosophical study to a range of subjects. I loved it so my much I’m now doing an MA!

An excellent place to enjoy study, as I 've learnt through my first hand experience in UOW that the size of a uni is not taking into account but what matters is the quality of human resources that it possesses. Great staffs, right from reception to the lecture rooms. Outstanding and always ready to help.

This rating is not for the uni itself but for its nursing program. The program is not matured as this is only the third year after they restarted the program. the lecturers with ideas have left or are leaving the uni and remainder have no ideas what is going on or what they are doing. the teaching skills are really bad. If you are an average student or if you are of BAME background better avoid this uni for the nursing. There is a hint of systematic racism which you can't just prove as its so subtle. Better go to an uni which has matured nursing programme like Surrey, Bournemouth, Solent, Stafford or Kingston.

Not to bash the actual university but particularly the musical theatre course. On paper and the socials it seems amazing but behind closed doors if you have any sort of mental health problems or struggling with peers they won’t do anything to help or check in on you. I was going into my third year when end of second year was faced with bullying and harassment that wasn’t sorted with uni leading me to drop out. Obviously different experiences for people but I wouldn’t recommend the musical theatre course and some of their staff behaviours. (been to drama schools better than this)

Admissions staff discriminate against those with additional needs and treat them in such an abhorrent manner. So much so I’m considering legal action! The standard of communication is beyond poor - they take months to get back to you on the simplest issue. All they care about is getting your tuition fee - profits over people. They are very good at putting on the show ti make it look as though they care but honestly - they are a bunch of absolute cretins! I would not advise anyone with additional needs or complex background ti apply. You are better off elsewhere!

First day of Uni today, so potentially slightly biased. But I loved it, so engaging, thought provoking and all around enjoyable. Facilities are super nice, especially around the frontal areas of the University, and decent travel links such as the Park&Ride I use to commute. Would recommend.

We visited Winchester University on its open day, truly an amazing experience, you instantly feel at home, that's the best way to discribe it. Everyone is very friendly the atmosphere is vibrant and modern. When you arrive there is people there to guide you where to park then you will be greeted with a pleasent student helper who log you in. As soon as you enter the main building you will be greeted handed a welcome pack and invited to have some coffee or tea. Everyone is very helpful from lecturers to students.

Don't let your kids go here. The place has gone woke and are brainwashing kids with staff that are in no way qualified to teach them anything. Once a proud British institute now a disgrace.