Study Biomedical Sciences Abroad

The MD Pre-Clinical programme at New Anglia University has been a very valuable part of my medical education so far. They do whatever is necessary to build a proper understanding of the basic medical sciences before moving further into clinical training. What I like is that the subjects are not treated as completely separate areas of study. As you progress it becomes easier to see how the different topics relate to each other and how they contribute to understanding the human body and disease. Another aspect I have found useful is the introduction to clinical reasoning and medical concepts at an early stage. It gives more context to the scientific material and makes studying it feel more relevant. Instead of only focusing on remembering information for exams, there is more emphasis on understanding the concepts and being able to apply what you have learned to medical situations. The programme has also required me to become much more organised with my studying. Keeping up with the material takes consistency and independent work, which I think is good preparation for the demands of the later stages of medical school. Although there have been difficult topics and periods where the workload felt quite intense, I have noticed a real improvement in both my understanding and confidence since starting. Overall, I feel that the MD Pre-Clinical programme is giving me a solid academic base and a better idea of what to expect as I continue my medical training.

I’ve been enjoying the MD Pre-Clinical programme at New Anglia University so far. The workload can be a lot sometimes, but I feel like I am getting a much better understanding of the subjects rather than just memorising everything. I also like that we are introduced to clinical topics early on because it makes the science more interesting and easier to relate to medicine.

Starting the MD Pre-Clinical programme at NAU has made me feel much more confident about continuing into medicine. The workload is definitely demanding, but I feel like I am learning a lot from it. I would definitely recommend this program to anyone who wants to have a thorough knowledge of medicine and wants to become a certified doctor.

Forum-Nexus was a wonderful experience, and I would rate it 9/10. I loved traveling to so many places, meeting new people, and learning through the classes and professional visits. The program was well balanced, and the staff were supportive and helpful. I especially enjoyed the independent cultural visits and the opportunity to experience different cities. Some professional visits, such as Heineken, felt a little long, and the Paris hotel was not ideal. Overall, I learned a lot, made great memories, and would definitely recommend Forum-Nexus to others.

Forum-Nexus was an amazing experience. I made many new friends, enjoyed the professional and cultural visits, and loved the balance between school and fun. The staff was amazing, and I would definitely recommend it.

The classes have been really enjoyable and engaging. Doing my MD pre-clinical now! The content is interesting, and the way everything is presented makes it much easier to stay focused and involved throughout the programme.

My experience with New Anglia University has been very positive so far. From the beginning, I have been impressed by the level of organisation and the clarity of the information provided throughout the process. As a student, I value having clear expectations and a well-structured programme, and I feel that the university has done a good job of providing both. I have also found the academic content engaging and appropriately structured, which has made it easier to stay focused and motivated. The communication from the university has been professional and timely, and I have always felt that support is available when I need it. Overall, I appreciate the combination of organisation, accessibility and academic focus that the university provides. My experience so far has given me confidence in my decision, and I am looking forward to progressing further with my studies at New Anglia University.

My experience with New Anglia University has been lovely so far. The team has been kind, helpful and always willing to provide clear information whenever I need it. Super excited to continue my studies!

I have had a very positive experience with New Anglia University so far. What I appreciate most is how clear and organised everything has been, from the programme information to the communication and support provided. As a pre-med student, I like having a clear understanding of what to expect and how the programme is structured. The process has been straightforward, and I am very much looking forward to getting started and making the most of my studies.

My time in Italy was one of the most amazing, life-changing, and enjoyable experiences I have ever had. I am incredibly grateful for the opportunity to visit Italy for the first time, especially since it was also my first time flying on an airplane. I loved how affordable the program was for everything that was included. We traveled throughout Central Italy, enjoyed amazing food and accommodations, and were guided by caring faculty and tour guides who truly wanted us to have the best experience possible. This trip gave me unforgettable memories, new friendships, and experiences that I will always be grateful for.

I had an unforgettable time in Italy with Molise Italian Studies. It was my first time visiting a country outside of the United States, so I was a little worried at first. However, the program was so well run and smooth that I soon had no worries whatsoever. Our guide, Andrea, was excellent and our trip would not have been what it was without him. I would highly recommend Molise Italian Studies to any one who is interested in Italian culture, history, or exploring another country.

My study abroad experience to Italy was incredible. I had met so many new amazing people and new connections. Our tour guide, Andrea, was very helpful, patient, and kind throughout the whole trip. I am very grateful to be chosen to attend this trip.

I’ve had a very positive experience with New Anglia University so far. The services have been helpful and well organized, and I’ve always felt supported whenever I needed assistance. Overall, I’m very happy with my experience and would definitely recommend the university to others.

My time as a University of Sussex student was a life changing opportunity. I got to grow and connect with people who I was able to explore with. I constantly reminisce on my time there and all that I got to do and for that I am grateful!

Studying at the University of Sussex as a Spanish exchange student has been one of the best experiences of my life. I felt welcomed from the very beginning, and the lecturers were always supportive and approachable. The campus is beautiful, the facilities are excellent, and Brighton is an amazing city full of culture and opportunities. I also met incredible people from all over the world, which helped me grow both personally and academically. This exchange has improved my English, broadened my perspective, and given me unforgettable memories. I would highly recommend the University of Sussex to any international student looking for a high-quality education and a truly enriching experience.

I did a year abroad from Australia at Sussex and it was genuinely an amazing year. Sussex is so progressive and community based, that there’s no ‘upper echelon’ groups or unapproachable people. Everyone at the uni is easy to talk to and friendly. Making friends was so easy. I joined the Salsa society; one out of literally a million choices of societies. Also, I’d argue that Sussex is as good as it is because you get to be abroad in Brighton. There’s no other city like it, so full of love and quirk. There’s ALWAYS something going on too, be it live music or festivals or arts or community activities. So bloody good and I’d go again in a heartbeat. Everybody really is in the same boat in Brighton and at Sussex, you’ll never feel judged.

My four months in Brighton were amazing! The university had organised a great reception for all visiting students, which made it easy to get to know people from all over the world. While living on campus, I also made close friends with the people I lived with. I was mostly happy with all my selected modules, and found the teachers to be friendly and dedicated! Brighton itself is the perfect size for a semester abroad and full of lovely cafés, restaurants, pubs, and clubs. I definitely recommend Sussex for your exchange!

Choosing to study at the University of Sussex was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that has completely changed how I see the world. Within the first week there, I found myself surrounded by such an incredible group of people, making friends from Australia, the United States, Mexico, Malaysia, and England. Each of whom generously shared their cultures, perspectives, and ways of life with me. Some of my fondest memories were simple ones, such as evenings spent laughing at Falmer Bar, surrounded by good company, good food, and an atmosphere that always felt like home. Sussex's location made it the perfect place to explore new destinations. Not only was it close to countries across Europe I'd dreamed of visiting, but it also placed me within easy reach of some of England's most charming destinations including London, Lewes, Cambridge, and Bath among my favourites. Between coursework, I found myself constantly learning both academically, and experientially, gaining a broader appreciation for the world and my place in it. Brighton, just a short bus ride from campus, became my favorite escape when I needed a break. I spent countless afternoons discovering new coffee shops and catching up on coursework, or wandering along the waterfront. By May, Brighton was in full swing, its pier buzzing with visitors enjoying games, rides, and seaside food. As someone living with Celiac Disease, I was especially grateful for how seamlessly I could navigate both grocery stores and restaurants with an abundance of gluten-free options that made me feel safe, cared for, and included throughout my time there. Academically, Sussex exceeded my expectations. My favorite course was Positive Psychology with Rona Hart, where small class sizes allowed real connections to form and made participation feel natural rather than intimidating. We didn't just study psychological theory, we got to practice them by participating in techniques like goal setting, stress management, and resilience building in ways that I've carried with me well beyond the classroom. Overall, my semester at Sussex gave me more than education, it also gave me the most memorable experiences that I’ll cherish forever.

I had an amazing time during my study abroad at Sussex. Brighton was such a lovely town, with a lot of kind and interesting people. There is so much to do and so many cool experiences to have. I highly recommend coming to Sussex!

I had a great time at Sussex. I lived in Brighthelm and was able to be around my friends all the time. We would have little dinner parties and watch movies and it was so nice because everyone lived so close to eachother! Sussex also offered tons of activities for students I particularly loved trivia nights, and all the clubs were so open and welcoming which made meeting people easy!