I think all the services available in the university are amazing and so easily accessible. Only thing that could be improved is more events within the university for people to get to know eachother.

A majority of the lecturers and seminar tutors are extremely helpful and always available for help if needed.

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As an LSBU student, you’ll love being a part of central London, a thriving cultural hub where everything you need is right on your doorstep. The school’s Southwark campus is at Elephant & Castle — a major road junction — which has food markets, bars, restaurants, cafes and clubs. It’s also served by excellent mainline rail, bus and tube connections. The best part? The Southwark campus is close to many of the world’s most influential and well-known brands too, offering students amazing networking and job opportunities. At LSBU, student well-being is a top priority. It strives to enable students to achieve their fullest potential through approachable and reliable services that students can trust. Here, students have access to services that support their educational, personal and employment needs, from accommodation, employment and career advice to mental health and well-being support. Need to speak to someone? Students can reach out to the school’s Student Life Centre (SLC) helpdesk or book one-to-one appointments with the specialist teams. There’s no limit to learning at LSBU. Students have the support of state-of-the-art technology, cutting-edge research and real-world teaching in 600 square metres of specialist laboratories covering almost every discipline. These laboratories include a model-making workshop, a fabrication workshop and a 1.4 million pounds 3D Virtual Engineering Lab. That’s not all. The 3D Virtual Engineering Lab features a virtual reality auditorium, a project-based learning lab, a rapid prototyping and post-production suite, a digital factory and a head-mounted-display suite, where they can use virtual reality headsets to navigate their engineering projects in 3D.

A teaching session often with a practical focus A way of teaching groups of on average 20 students Can take place in tutor's office rather than classroom Formal presentation to a large group of students

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