As a second-year student at ARU, I've found the course content to be engaging and the professors to be knowledgeable and approachable. The campus facilities are well-maintained. However, I believe the university could improve by offering more networking events or workshops that specifically cater to second-year students. Additionally, creating more mentorship opportunities for second-year students to help guide academic and career decisions would be beneficial. Overall, ARU has provided a strong academic foundation, and I look forward to seeing further enhancements in the support for second-year students.

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The Best aspect of ARU is their practical Lecturing pattern and the way lecturers relate with students. Worst experience is numbers of hours for lecturers.

Best aspect is the exposure to epidemiology and data analysis. Worst aspect is the History of Global Health and lots of merit and demerits in some modules. Trying to read and retain all the advantages and disadvantages in some modules is brain stressing and one can easily mixed or interchange it with another.

The location is at the heart of Cambridge, easily to locate and at a very strategic position. The laboratories are well equipped and spaced to accommodate numbers of students. Good structure of building.

The interior decoration. Largely spaced to accommodate population The kind of chair to sit on is very nice. Noise and sound proofed.