UHI Inverness - Inverness

William A.

A great addition to the City of Inverness. This is a truly majestic building with amazing public areas set in its vast grounds, from walking routes, lochans, wildlife and cycling routes. If in Inverness make a point in paying this gem a visit, you will not be disappointed.

Holly C.

I have studied here for 3 years. The Staff are friendly and helpful, the college is welcoming and has a relaxed inclusive vibe. A lot of great courses on offer.

William M.

Very helpful to young students, practical advice, guidance, and encouragement above and beyond their remit is to be applauded

Andrew P. K.

Without question of a doubt. THE VERY WORST SCHOOL of ('learning)'. But then, I had been forewarned it had an appalling reputation. Bigger fool me, for). I should never have attended .
CHARGING TWICE AS MUCH as Teessides most excellent Riverside College & ditto University of Teesside. But, unlike (T)RC, albeit off campus, where at the most excellent (lamentably now thanks to CON{(ned)semend}servative austerity imposed upon MIDDLESBROUGH'S labour controlled LGA, where then, there was never more than 12 in a class, on average, 3 - 5, even 1 to 1 ) THERE WAS NO TEACHER. But only ever once did I meet as such, upon (un-succesful) completion thereof. This in total contrast to the most excellent Teesside University.
They gave one a disc, where upon one was told in no uncertain terms to go away...I belatedly learned from a former IC lecturer, their school of computing has a FOFO policy where upon enquiring about as such one was advised one is instructed to F*** Off and Find Out.
This within their computer suite where upon it was more akin to a sixth form Common Room. Needless to say the unabated noise & hence disturbance wasn't conducive to good learning.
Needless to say I failed...how ironic such that, thanks to Teesside’s most excellent Riverside College and Teesside University, no doubt thanks to their most excellent manuals & instruction, I hither too, never failed anything in computing.

A fool learns from his mistakes, a wise (wo)man from others?

FOOTNOTE: ASIDE; Should anyone be visiting downtown Inverluvlydrunkenmezz, but only 500m distant if that, Eden Court Theatre, The St Andrews Cathedral, Ness Islands, Leonard Cheshire Home(s), Highland Hospice, Inverness Tennis Club, Bught Park or even the LGA Highland Council Civic Halls on Glenurquahart Rd, free parking is available at Riverside Gardens, immediately behind the University of the Highlands & Islands Executive Offices. Notably on evenings & weekends & particularly, during end of term holidays, when there are almost invariably no staff in attendance. Even during the mid week days circa mid October – mid May, out with holiday season, for then one can and should almost invariably use any of the enumerable parking bays let alone those marked V.isitor. And should you be contemplating drinking in town, best then in the interests of Health & Safety, park up there overnight collecting your motor the following day.

TheWillumz

What a lovely place to relax. Lots of bird life around.lapwings,moorhens, red bunting and more. Just a nice place to walk.

Jenny L.

Inverness college UHI is a great place to study. Now the mask policy is optional and mostly used between classes and taken off during class.

Carol S.

Inverness College UHI has a vibrant student communityand is a fantastic place to study.
Google lists the address as 12A Ness Walk, Inverness, IV3 5SQ. Inverness COllege UHI is actually based at 1 Inverness Campus, Inverness, IV2 5NA. This is causing confusion for people visiting the college for the first time.

Sebastian W.

Probably the worst 'uni' in the UK. Very low quality of teaching.