University of East London

Newham | London

Ucas code: E28

UEL's students have one thing in common, their drive to achieve their ambitions. We create an environment that allows our students to reach their goals, through an inspiring atmosphere and teaching that is designed with your future in mind. Students' attitudes are reflected in UEL's ambitions to grow and regenerate.
Source:University of East London website

How students describe this university

Source: The Which? University student survey

We asked more than 11,000 undergraduates to say how far they would describe their uni as having the following characteristics. We carry out this analysis where we have scores from at least 30 students. You can also see whether these ratings are high, medium or low compared to other universities.

Political

51%

MED

Creative

61%

MED

Sporty

80%

HIGH

Varied union activities

58%

LOW

Diverse local nightlife

53%

LOW

Vital stats

Sources: NSS, DLHE & HESA

% of graduates in work or further study 93% LOW

Average graduate salary £20k MED

Student satisfaction score 76%

Number of students

13,395

students attended last year

Undergraduate / Postgraduate

73%

of students are undergrads

Full-time / Part-time

of students are part-time

Male / Female

39%

of students are male

Young / Mature

48%

of students aged over 21

UK / Non-UK

of students here are from outside the UK

What students say about this university

251 comments (69 students)

- Course
  
  Covers a wide range of areas
  
  2018, 2nd year, Media Studies Not Elsewhere Classified
  
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- Accomodation
  
  Look on Rightmove for the area and enquire
  
  2018, 2nd year, Media Studies Not Elsewhere Classified
  
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- Support
  
  They helped me a lot.
  
  2018, 2nd year, Pharmacy
  
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- Course
  
  Economics is made up of 4 modules per year. One consists of maths, another of pure economics (macro- and microeconomics) and...
  
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  2018, 2nd year, Economics Not Elsewhere Classified
  
  Course
  
  Economics is made up of 4 modules per year. One consists of maths, another of pure economics (macro- and microeconomics) and the last two will relate to a broader area of economics such as political, international trade, marketing etc. In your first year, UEL like to have their students learn a board range of subjects rather than Economics alone. But in your 2nd and 3rd year you can focus in economics specifically as they allow you to have options. Those that are 30 credit modules require you to do 2000-2500 words coursework and one exam while 15 credit modules require you to either do 1500 word coursework with one exam OR 3000 word coursework alone OR 1500 word coursework with one presentation. All the assignments are at a good level of difficulty, not too easy but challenging enough for your brain to stimulate. As long as you keep up with the reading and revise week to week, it is relatively easy to get a 1st over all. The teaching staff is varied but overall most of them are very helpful and approachable. If you send them a draft copy of you report coursework, they are likely to offer you helpful feedback in order for you to improve upon your work.
  
  2018, 2nd year, Economics Not Elsewhere Classified
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- Accomodation
  
  I didn't have a process. I just thought, 'hmm.. I don't need to worry about where to live as I will be living with parents'.
  
  2018, 2nd year, Economics Not Elsewhere Classified
  
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- Course
  
  Course is structured pretty well. Some modules have been slightly inconsistent than others however.
  
  2018, 2nd year, Others In Social Studies
  
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