I was at this Uni for 3 years. Improved every passing year and facilities also got better rather quickly. Not the biggest University, but it's right by town which is convenient. 20 odd minute train into Birmingham City Centre (train station also a walkable distance from the main campus). Lecturers were generally good and on the whole would try and make time for you if needed! Not a bad place to go for an undergrad degree. read more

The university of Wolverhampton is at the centre of its town. With clubs and pubs at its surroundings and the high street with all the shops round the corner. This is what gives it that vibrant and exciting place to be. The Main univserity building, on Wulfruna Road is a very modern looking building which looks very attractive in the evening with its lightings. Inside this building it has its student union base where students can join and take part in rewarding activities and debates. There is also the main learning centre of this city campus there where students can burrow laptops and books for a week max. Online renewals can be made to extend books borrowed except short loans. A block away is the universities main I.T building which has many computers, printers, photocop machines. This is too a highly modern architecture. Another building a block away from the aforementioned one in the Millenium building which has the canteen, i.t facilities and many lecture rooms. read more