The best part is the different styles and amount of ressources provided to learn the content. From practicals, to in person handling, to online interactive platforms, these different methods make the material easier to digest. The worst part are the online lectures that happen once in a while. In person teaching, or live-teaching are better in terms of allocating specific amount of time for certain tasks.

Lecturers are engaging. Labs complement the theory learnt in class. Online lectures are difficult to get through.

The catering service at Wolfson has been declining. They do not fill the juice machine anymore and certain food are not provided anymore. For example, in September, we would have burgers with options of tomatoes, lettuce, onions, pickles to choose from on the side, but a few months later the options were only cheese to add to our burger. The building is old and construction is constant. Scaffolding are placed outside of our window for months at a time without any workers using them. It prevents natural sunlight from getting into my room.

I really enjoy studying at the University of Glasgow. It is a great campus with a mix of modern facilities and old buildings and I love the location of it in the vibrant West End of Glasgow. The lectures and lecturers are all very approachable and I am grateful to be taught by such experts in their area of academia.

The uni facilities are good however we have apparently taken on our maximum number of students for the past two years. That means that during essay and exam times it is extremely hard to face a place to study in because there are so many people. The university are looking into this and have been changing library spaces to accommodate for these numbers.

We have great support here and a lot of it is the same building which is helpful. I have personally used the carer service and they were very helpful.

We have two student Unions. I do not like the Glasgow University Union, however I do like the Queen Margaret Union so we are lucky that we have a choice. The Queen Margaret Union hosts regular events and music concerts and even hosted the Radio 1 Big Weekend Academy where I got to do lots of workshops and took part in a Q&A session with Ferne Cotton.

2014 has been an amazing year for Glasgow and I could not have picked a better city to be in. There is always something going on such as music concerts and theatre shows but also the worldwide events such as the the MTV EMA's, the Commonwealth Games and Radio One's Big Weekend. Glasgow is such a vibrant place and I always recommend people to come and visit it.

Loads of clubs and societies to choose from and if there isn't a society then you are able to create one. For example a friend set up the Tea Society as there wasn't previously one.

The courses at the University are good because you choose three for the first two years of study and that allows you to change your degree if you prefer a different subject to the one you came to study. For example I came to do an English Literature and Theatre joint honours degree and now I am doing an English Literature and English Language degree. All of the lecturers are approachable and have office hours or will email you back quickly if you have any questions about anything such as essays or exams etc.

I lived in halls last year and they were okay but quite expensive and not very close to the university. This year I am in a privately rented flat and it is much nicer. It isn't overly cheap when I speak to friends in other universities but I think it is because it is a nice area.