Best universities for film/tv?

I intend to study film undergraduate (and television if included in the course) next year and have completed all sections of my application though admittedly I’m still missing a fifth university to apply to and I’m ngl the league tables are highly variable.

I’ve just completed five years of high school education in New Zealand where I’ve been living and so haven’t been able to come to open days which sucks because it probably would’ve helped me in a lot of ways, though I have been able to visit KCL’s strand campus with a staff guide.

I’m applying to Goldsmiths as it’s ranked highly by some and has great alumni, KCL as again some rank it highly for the subject and the location is great, Warwick because I love the modules offered, and Royal Holloway to be safe and it also offers a more practical production course which is one of the higher ranked courses that Holloway offers.

I just wanted some advice from students in Britain who may know more about the status of academia/connections, or even social life and scholarships for international students, honestly with a focus on connections I could make at the university.

I am focusing on schools in London or the general south of the UK (though if there are any in Manchester that would be great - I just haven’t seen any that are highly considered for film), as this is an area I know better and is where my family are. I’ve heard both good and bad things about UAL, Westminster, Bournemouth, and MetFilm.

I have aspirations in screenwriting but frankly just want to be involved in the industry across a range of areas, and so would also prefer unis where I could take modules in other areas like English, business, or philosophy. I’m not particularly worried about higher grade requirements.

Thanks to anyone whose bothered to read all of this

I intend to study film undergraduate (and television if included in the course) next year and have completed all sections of my application though admittedly I’m still missing a fifth university to apply to and I’m ngl the league tables are highly variable.
I’ve just completed five years of high school education in New Zealand where I’ve been living and so haven’t been able to come to open days which sucks because it probably would’ve helped me in a lot of ways, though I have been able to visit KCL’s strand campus with a staff guide.
I’m applying to Goldsmiths as it’s ranked highly by some and has great alumni, KCL as again some rank it highly for the subject and the location is great, Warwick because I love the modules offered, and Royal Holloway to be safe and it also offers a more practical production course which is one of the higher ranked courses that Holloway offers.
I just wanted some advice from students in Britain who may know more about the status of academia/connections, or even social life and scholarships for international students, honestly with a focus on connections I could make at the university.
I am focusing on schools in London or the general south of the UK (though if there are any in Manchester that would be great - I just haven’t seen any that are highly considered for film), as this is an area I know better and is where my family are. I’ve heard both good and bad things about UAL, Westminster, Bournemouth, and MetFilm.
I have aspirations in screenwriting but frankly just want to be involved in the industry across a range of areas, and so would also prefer unis where I could take modules in other areas like English, business, or philosophy. I’m not particularly worried about higher grade requirements.
Thanks to anyone whose bothered to read all of this

I intend to study film undergraduate (and television if included in the course) next year and have completed all sections of my application though admittedly I’m still missing a fifth university to apply to and I’m ngl the league tables are highly variable.
I’ve just completed five years of high school education in New Zealand where I’ve been living and so haven’t been able to come to open days which sucks because it probably would’ve helped me in a lot of ways, though I have been able to visit KCL’s strand campus with a staff guide.
I’m applying to Goldsmiths as it’s ranked highly by some and has great alumni, KCL as again some rank it highly for the subject and the location is great, Warwick because I love the modules offered, and Royal Holloway to be safe and it also offers a more practical production course which is one of the higher ranked courses that Holloway offers.
I just wanted some advice from students in Britain who may know more about the status of academia/connections, or even social life and scholarships for international students, honestly with a focus on connections I could make at the university.
I am focusing on schools in London or the general south of the UK (though if there are any in Manchester that would be great - I just haven’t seen any that are highly considered for film), as this is an area I know better and is where my family are. I’ve heard both good and bad things about UAL, Westminster, Bournemouth, and MetFilm.
I have aspirations in screenwriting but frankly just want to be involved in the industry across a range of areas, and so would also prefer unis where I could take modules in other areas like English, business, or philosophy. I’m not particularly worried about higher grade requirements.
Thanks to anyone whose bothered to read all of this