The lecturers and course-mates really make it a great place to study. It’s essentially built on its people power as that’s the most attractive part of the university and town. There’s a community as few and far in-between that might be. It also possesses academic standards that are top notch and great facilities for students. However, the school has a strong focus on finance with a stringent policy for paying fees and a ruthless system of withdrawing students that default by even a second. Also, paying for student ID cards when lost for the first time is really nothing to write home about.

The lecturers and delivery are top notch and I couldn’t really complain about it. However the mode of delivery and course content can be improved upon. I would like to see more practical methods of teaching the course that could be implemented in the real world and would arm me with skills that are employable.

No

good facilities around the university reliable travel to and from campus could improve pricing in student bar

i dont even know

terrible wifi maintenance isnt very reliable