Overall, I have had some bad experiences (people stealing my food in the shared kitchens) but I have also made some great memories (society parties with my friends, all night revision groups). The lectures are really helpful and are willing to go out of their way to ensure every student gets the best outcome!☺️

They are not the best considering the amount of money students pay for per years. However, I can appreciate that they are trying to build new facilities and invest in the University. Just wish this would have been done before I came

Tutorials are great. This really helps me to ask questions that I may be too afraid to ask in the big lecture halls. I also get constructive feedback on my work, which is so helpful because I will have time to correct my mistakes before the exams. On a personal level, the teachers are always willing to listen but often refer you to the student welfare. That team is always really great. They don't judge and you can feel comfortable confiding in them.

The Student Union is great at listening to the problems, sharing positivity and making sure students are up to date with all the relevant information.

There is no city...just a town. The town is quite quiet and most shops close very early. This can be seen in a good and bad way - in he sense that it forces you to do food prep and your not out late, but on the other hand, you will be stuck if you forgot to do your grocery shopping that day

The societies are always hosting events! They really try to get everyone involved regardless of race or cultural. They are very inclusive and respectful to each other.

Least - Some lecturers have adopted the old fashion way of teaching with no PowerPoint slides and just standing for 2 hours talking. Boring. Most - The course is very interesting and the cases are relatable and understandable (except from some judgements) but the teacher always tries their best to make sure students are interactinve! Which can be great fun at times

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They always send out emails when new employers are recruiting. They also have a few careers officers placed in the library to help students who are struggling to find jobs.

The University of Buckingham is small, but it has a big heart! The class sizes are small which facilitates better learning. The Students' Union is great if you make it great, and support services are excellent for students who need it. The job prospects here are extremely good, and this is the reason I joined. Accommodation could be better though, for example, better kitchens and bigger rooms.