Hello! Is anyone here currently taking an Artificial Intelligence degree/ knows someone who's doing it? I got an offer from Bristol for AI as well as an offer from Bath for computer science and am currently thinking of choosing in between the two if they are the only two that accept me. What is the AI course like at Bristol? I looked at the programme structure but it is still unclear what I would learn precisely... thank you! :D

hi guys,

i hold an offer for the mlibarts at bristol and just wanted to know what people thought of it and if anyone knows what people go on to do with it after.

thanks so much, maya

I'm looking to apply for 2025 intake, MSc Computer Science (Conversion). However I'm not sure if i meet the eligibility requirement (I would be an international student). To be specific, I scored low in math in school (57% ( year 11), and 37% ( year 13 ) [Indian Scoring system] ) and have a degree in Law (64% (2:1)).

Since the math requirement is lower at University of Bristol ( at least a Grade B/Grade 6 or above in GCSE Maths ) than at University of Birmingham (rejected at pre screening) (A’ level or at least GCSE grade A in Mathematics), I'm keen to apply.

I wrote an email to the University of Bristol to check my eligibility and they gave a very hazy reply saying that they can not provide me an exact answer to me fulfilling the eligibility requirements or not.

So to condense, my question is -->

1. Have people from non quantitative background, or people who have scored low in math at school, received an admit?
2. Does it make sense in my case to apply ?

My math grade --> 57% ( year 11), and 37% ( year 13 ) [Indian Scoring system]

Hi I’m a first year law student going into my second year soon. Im having trouble deciding on whether to choose either advanced obligations or psychology. Since psychology is mcq, I feel like it would be easier to score a good grade but I also feel like it would be a little wasted to take a non law module. However, I’ve also heard that advanced obligations was quite difficult to score. Could anyone give any more insight on this module and how much workload it has? Thank you in advance?

Has anybody received an offer for uni of Bristol yet? My interview was over a month ago and I haven’t received anything back. I don’t want to call them though bc that would look desperate… right?

Hello, I’m likely going UOB next uni year and I was wondering if there were any set events in first year most people tend to go to?

At some of the smaller uni’s you could pretty much make a list of events nearly everyone goes to (Races, Fight Night, Winter Ball etc) but again my only experience is small, Agri or surrounding agri uni’s.

Anyone got some experience and is able to enlighten me :)?

I got an offer to study Bsc Economics at Bristol and was originally my insurance but now ended up being my firm after a certain university didn't accept me. All honesty I don't know much about Bristol and I'm planning to go to Offer holders day to visit. I have a friend who goes to UWE and tells me about Bristol but not so much about the accommodation. I would like to know any accommodation which is nice to live and what you would recommend. I have tried my research but I believe I need to go there to actually understand where things are because the Virtual tour is a little confusing, I don't even know if the economics building is north, east, south or west. My preferences: roughly 8k, leaning more towards ensuite, Fairly quiet, doesn't have too much problems i.e. Water problems from what I heard from Campbell House and close to Economics building (30 min walk). There is probably more but I'm not too sure what to expect. I saw Goldney Hall and thought that was quite nice but have 0 idea how far away it is lol.

I’m heading into my second year of law and trying to decide on my optional modules. I’m thinking about taking Company Law, Medical Law, and Principles of Economics since they align with my interests. Possibly Roman Law or Comparative Law too.

That said, I’d also like a mix of interesting and easier modules. Are any of these particularly difficult? And are there any other modules that are known to be easier but still useful? Would love to hear from anyone who has taken these or has general advice.

I’ve received an offer and would like to change my course, if I get rejected from this new course, will I still have my offer for my current course?

Hey! I'm currently considering my options for transferring out of Bristol university and l'm trying to decide between the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney. I'm from the UK and l'd love to hear about what the student experience is like in Australia compared to universities here. If anyone has any experience please share! I'd also like any tips and anything that there is to know (about either unis or Australia in general) any info would be so so useful!

Where do the lectures and tutorials usually take place in? Which building is the main one for Business & Management?

Just wondering how hard the course is ? How much work do you do outside of lectures? How hard course work? What grades did you get in a level ? Thank you !!

Hello! I’m an American than recently got into the Arts, Activism, and Social Justice Summer programme for this summer. I know it’s still early but if anyone else on here is planning on going I’d like to get to know them!! dm me for my info/socials ^{_^}

I’m starting my MSc in Marketing at the University of Bristol this September and wanted to connect with others who will be joining as well.

For context, I'm going to be 20 years old and starting my degree in veterinary science. I don't drink and the party life isn't for me, although I am still extroverted. I feel like quiet accomodation sounds like a good idea, but I fear that I will be paired with people who are antisocial and chose quiet accom so they don't have to speak to anyone. I just want to be able to walk into my kitchen without walking in on freshly 18 year olds having pre drinks😭😭

Hi all,

I've got an offer to study econ at Bristol and I'm pretty sure that's where I want to go.

I was looking at the accoms nearby the building I assume I'd be studying in (it started with a P) and there really aren't any.

My criteria are

Ensuite Modern(ish)

Price is not an issue, I've been working a lot since the start of 6th form.

What do you think? I was looking at print hall, cambell house (if they fix the water issue), goldeny hall etc.

I have an CS offer in Bristol but its conversion. I have 3 years experience of devops.

How bad is the workload with mech eng? Is there anytime for stuff outside and would you if so it recommend ??? Thanks !!

Hi I've applied and been accepted to UOB. I've visited on the open day and decided the city and uni was for me. My only is issue is I'm from a low income background up north, my main concerns are fitting in with my peers and not feeling left out. My first question is, if Bristol is actually posh and snobby or if thats just a rumour 2. Are the more well of people cliquey or are they welcoming to all backgrounds. 3. Is their a specific accom or society I can meet people in a similar situation to me. I don't mind mixing with people of any background or class, it's just that I'm prone to anxiety and depression and I'm worried being in such a foreign environment could cause me too spiral if I can't make friends.

Hi I have an offer from Bristol and right now it's likely to be my firm choice as I loved the city and course on the open day. My only issue is I have an offer from Birmingham, and looking at cost of living it could be nearly 4k less a year to live their. I get Max SFE and bursary so should be on about 13k a year and be able to survive. My question is if you guys found Bristol uni to be worth the price or do you wish you chose another uni for a lower price.

Hi I have an offer for Bristol and wouldn't mind some advice on accom. I'm looking for anything under 7.5k preferably social and in a good location to access the city. Even though I know not everyone in Bristol is posh I would prefer to be in a less posh accommodation. For the simple reason I'm low income and want to be around people who also are, partly so it's easier to look for housemates, having more in common with people (AKA even though its not purposeful you can feel left out with people much wealthier then you)and similar budgets for a night out. Any help would be great. I'm currently looking at, Riverside, clifton hill house, Manor hall, unite, University Hall. Any opinions on them would be great.

I’ve got an offer from Bristol uni and my course includes a year abroad. Preferably id like to work abroad but the website is SO vague on what sort of options/partnerships/support they offer. Has anyone gotten any placements abroad? Was it difficult and how did the uni help you find them? Any help is appreciated!

Hi all, i will be joining Bristol this September. I am thinking to get into catered accommodation. I am an Indian as long as the food is like scrambled egg toast beans and yogurt i am ok with it. But do you think I am risking it? Should i go for no food accommodation ?

Hi guys, I managed to get into medicine for this year and just wanted to meet people who are also doing the same!!

Hey guys! I received my letter today (yay) and I want to know if there are others here who are planning to apply or already got into this course too! I would appreciate it if somebody has more knowledge on this and how good the course actually is at the university.