There is a lot to do at Essex and many places to enhance your learning. You get given many opportunities every week which are worth the try. One of its down sides is probably the shopping places which aren't close enough and the one at the university campus don't have much.

The course is diverse and allows people to explore different aspects of politics, there is also a significant amount of group works and discussions. Lectures really get to know you and love hearing us and interact quite a lot. The only bad thing about some lectures is that they ask for us to read numerous amount of chapters or articles but because lectures are only 1 hour we can never get far into what we have read.

The location of the halls is great not far from main campus and is quiet most of the time. The kitchen is great and has enough space for everyone. Ok me down side is the very thin walls the accomodation has and while we all try to be quiet we can sometimes still hear our other people in the accomodation.

Nice location, diverse, good decorations and layouts. Staff are students centred and adaptive to implement reasonable adjustments if needed.

During pandemic, lecturers were online. We have in person lectures that are well structured.

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