The campus has an overall warmness to it with it all being older styled streets, buildings etc. The facilities are great with the library and the sports village.

The course is taught face-to-face majority of the time and very rarely on-line which makes it more interactive. This is very important after COVID-19 due to the fact that many people suffered as there was a lack in social interactions. The course is very thorough and diverse. All lectures have made contact very quickly. They have also provided great advice.

The location is out of the way from the city centre (isolated from it ,)but is definitely not a bad walk to the university it's self. The value for money is average I would say. Wi-fi speeds are great. Due to many porters, staff etc, safety feels like a priority with having them in place to look out for us.

The facilities are great. I used the Sir Duncan Rice library every time. At the library, there are a lot of resources to aid my learning and research. My worst aspect has to be my experience in navigating my way to and around the university when i first arrived Aberdeen. I am an international student with no family/friend living in Aberdeen which made it harder for me. I got lost often and had to walk long distances to find my route.

So far the quality of teaching by my lecturers has been very high. Materials are made easily available and my lecturer is open to provide guide to students. The worst aspect is that i am being taught with a new software which i have never used before, Wolfram Mathematica. Learning has been slower than i anticipated.

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