Staffordshire University in general Reviews

Newest Review: ... in Hanley such as a Liquid, Walkabout, Reflex etc. For Pubs the best place to be is around the University with a number a number of them geared towards students with a good choice of drinks such as The Terrace and The Graduate. Uni Facilities At Stoke their is the Stanley Mathews Sports Centre which is home to a decent sized gym although a little expensive it is often very busy. The union has the Ember Lounge and Verve where you can grab some food and a pint. As far as i know disabled access is good with ramps etc. All the buildings i have been in have computer labs and there are plenty of PCs and Macs in the libary. Clubs and Societies Th... more
Customer Staffordshire University in general Reviews (10)

by - written on 19/04/12, updated on 23/05/12 (Useful, 124 readings)
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The University is split into two main campuses at Stoke and Stafford. Most of the teaching buildings are ugly grey concrete high rise which kind of remind me of a high school, however inside they aren't so bad with some nice and not nice lecture theatres. Being at the Stoke campus i can't say much for Stafford having only been there on a couple of occasions. The liabry at Stoke has recently undergone a bit of a referb and now has some great facilities such as large screen apple macs and electronic book cases. Work has almost been complete on the new science building, the building looks modern however is spoilt some what by its "t**d brown" colour. Course ... Read the complete review

by - written on 17/06/09 (Very useful, 280 readings)
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I must point out that I attended Staffordshire University (Stoke Campus) between 1997 & 2000, so can't comment on any changes implemented since this time.... I chose Staffs Uni as one of my 'possibles' for a couple of reasons - 1. The entry level was low to medium on the points scale (I wanted to choose a range of Universities, so that I would be covered whichever way my A-level results went), 2. The location (only 2.5 hrs drive from my hometown, so not too far for getting home in the holidays, but far enough to not have my parents breathing down my neck!), 3. Cost of living (one of the cheapest places in the UK - a massively important point when scrimping ... Read the complete review

by - written on 19/05/09 (Very useful, 206 readings)
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We are all different and all look for different things, and we all see different things in Univesities. I am a part time student, so have never seen it from the full time perspective or lived in Campus or drunk in the student union bar or been to freshers. I attend two evenings a week and have done for the last 4 years, firstly Staffs University comprises more than one site - there is Stafford - Beaconside and Blackheath Lane, Stoke - College Road and Leek Road and Lichfield. Something to bear in mond when only reading one persons comments. The various sites have different facilities - the libraries in particular tend to stock books according to the ... Read the complete review

by Michael Sleggs - written on 16/04/09
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Stafford sucks, it really really sucks! This is the worst university in the worst place on earth! Please for your own safety, don't go.. I went there for 3 years.. and failed.. mostly because I made a film that expresed things that I found interesting. I took film production technology and , as opposed to sticking to a pretentious boring ass film idea, that they wanted me to make cuz the teachers are losers who dont know what's entertaining. The worst part is the teachers don't know jack either.. all the lessons are downloaded off the internet, ergo you can get the same lessons for free if you download them your self. It also means the teachers actually don't know . Read the complete review

by Christian Cage. - written on 22/04/08
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I'm a former student, and although i'm grateful to the friends I made there and any help I recieved, i'd recommend - if you have any degree of intelligence at all - to stay the hell away from this uni. The place has had road works being done since the beginning of time. Renovation took place from the moment I arrived to the moment I left on the roads entering the city, and I dare say they are still "in progress". The Stoke Campus and surrounding area has a nasty, cold and unwelcoming look to it. The buildings themselves look passable, but whatever you do take the time to drive into Hanley (the local town centre) for a glimpse into what you'd be in ... Read the complete review
