Because its so small I'm able to speak with my professors and get clarification on my feedback which I have seen improve the quality of my work over the past few years. The only downside is the lack of facilities- it would be great if we could have access to a gym or other libraries through our univristy. the most important thing I think would be to improve the quality of French classes for student that don't speak French when they begin university. Currently the support for these students to excell in the language is very minimal. By the end of first year all IP students should be able to speak basic French but right now there are only A1&2 classes available once a week . this is not enough. Perhaps having closer relations with French universities like the Sorbonne (which I believe we were partnered with at one point) would encourage this.

The best part of the course is the ability to write your assignments on whatever topic you are interested in. This freedom keeps people motivated and means that overall students discuss a wide range of topics. The lecturers are also very open to feedback and make time for their students- likely because of the smaller class sizes. Due to the smaller class sizes it is also easier to participate. the worst thing is that constant assignments mean there often isn't a massive break in between and it can be quite stressful. There are also not a wide selection of modules.

No

great location, good student support, can feel one one one. size of the student union is quite small but cannot really be helped

varied course but would have been nice to choose some modules in 1st year. online learning would help for when we cannot attend lectures

No