The international student experience at Regent’s University London brings together students from different countries, academic backgrounds and cultures. In a student interview, exchange students from the United States, Denmark, Japan and Germany shared their favourite modules, experiences on campus and impressions of living in London.

Their stories highlight both the academic and social aspects of studying abroad.

Meet the International Students at Regent’s University London

Students from four international universities shared their experiences of studying at Regent’s University London. The participants included:

•⁠  ⁠Raffer: University of Virginia, United States

•⁠  ⁠Victoria: University of Copenhagen, Denmark

•⁠  ⁠Sarah: Otemon Gakuin University, Japan

•⁠  ⁠Killian: Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg, Germany

The students answered questions about their favourite modules, university life and what they would miss after leaving London.

What Were the Students’ Favourite Modules?

The students highlighted different modules that matched their academic interests and learning preferences. Their answers reflected the variety of subjects they explored during their time at Regent’s.

Mergers and Acquisitions

Killian identified Mergers and Acquisitions as one of his favourite modules. He explained that the subject was closely connected to the career path he hopes to pursue.

He particularly appreciated the teaching of Nicola Marinelli, who helped students gain a deeper understanding of how mergers and acquisitions work.

Latin American Politics

Another student selected Latin American Politics as a favourite module. The student enjoyed the curriculum and the pace of teaching.

The slower learning pace made it easier to process information and develop a clearer understanding of the topics covered.

What Did Students Enjoy Most About Regent’s?

Meeting people from different countries was one of the most enjoyable parts of studying at Regent’s University London.

Raffer particularly appreciated the friendships and sense of community among students from different backgrounds.

Other students also mentioned activities at the beginning of the semester and opportunities to connect with both international and local students.

These experiences helped them build relationships beyond their individual courses.

Why Would Students Recommend Studying in London?

London’s cultural diversity was one of the main reasons students recommended studying abroad in the city.

One student explained that growing up in a town in Virginia had offered limited opportunities to connect with their Korean heritage. Moving to London made it possible to explore different communities and experience a more culturally diverse environment. Raffer also described London as a city where many cultures come together. He particularly enjoyed its architecture, restaurants and wide range of activities.

For the students, living in London provided opportunities to discover new places and meet people from different backgrounds.

What Will Students Miss About London and Regent’s?

The international atmosphere and friendships were among the experiences students said they would miss most.

Students mentioned London’s size, its variety of international food and the everyday experiences that became part of their routines. One student fondly recalled getting fresh croissants in the morning.

Another described Regent’s as a close-knit university community where students get to know one another. The connections formed both on campus and across London were among the most memorable parts of the study abroad experience.

The international student experience at Regent’s University London shows how studying abroad can combine academic learning with cultural discovery and personal connections. From exploring new subjects to making international friendships, the students’ experiences reflect the opportunities they found during their time in London.

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