International students at Regent’s University London highlight friendships, networking opportunities, career events and the international community as some of the strongest parts of their experience. Both undergraduate and postgraduate students say the university feels more connected and supportive than they expected.

Their experiences suggest that studying at Regent’s is shaped not only by classes, but also by people, industry links and everyday life in London.

Friendships and Community

Students say the friendships they build at Regent’s are one of the best parts of university life. One master’s student said they did not expect to develop such strong relationships with both classmates and professors. Students work together well inside the classroom while also building friendships outside their studies.

Studying in Central London

One undergraduate student highlighted the university’s location as a major advantage. Regent’s is based in central London within Regent’s Park.

The student described the location as both convenient and secure, while still offering access to the wider city.

Networking and Career Events

Students are particularly impressed by the number of networking opportunities available at Regent’s. These events allow them to meet professionals and learn how people developed their careers.

Examples mentioned by students include:

•⁠  ⁠Professional events connected with Alexander McQueen

•⁠  ⁠Projects with Mulberry

•⁠  ⁠Projects with Harrods

•⁠  ⁠Different career and industry events

Strong Industry Connections

Students say Regent’s has more industry connections than they expected before arriving. One student explained that these relationships gave them opportunities to work on projects and gain exposure to professional environments.

These experiences can help connect academic study with the world of work.

An International Student Environment

The diversity of the Regent’s community is a major part of the international student experience. One student said that classmates from different backgrounds teach them a great deal about international business and marketing through their own experiences.

This means students can learn from each other as well as from their professors.

Settling Into a New Country

Moving to London for the first time can feel intimidating for international students. One student said they initially worried about fitting in and being able to meet people. Staying at Reid Hall helped them communicate with other students and become more comfortable in the new environment.

A Home Away From Home

Students describe Regent’s as a place where international students can feel at home even when they are far from their own country. Friendships and the diverse university community can make the transition to living abroad feel easier.

For students moving overseas for the first time, this sense of belonging can be an important part of the overall experience.

International student life at Regent’s University London combines friendships, professional connections and exposure to different cultures. Its central London location and industry relationships also add to the wider student experience.

Student testimonials suggest that Regent’s offers opportunities for academic, social and professional growth in an international environment.

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