So far, I think my experiences studying in USW has been nothing short of a very exciting experience. I get to meet a lot of people with different backgrounds and life experiences, which can sharpen my social and people skills.

USW provides so many facilities that can help students to sharpen their skills and improve their CV. Furthermore, USW also organise multiple career events and talks from employer for students so that they can keep up to date with the industry and what skills and knowledge they need in order to prepare themselves for career life.

I mostly like how my course is being delivered because of how it somehow shows the students what it will be like when they are employed. The least I like about my course is how the exams dates were arranged. I just wish the exams can start earlier for a smaller, easier subject so that the students can have more time to study the larger and more difficult subjects, and do assignments.

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I’m not actively involved in Students’ Union activities as I don’t really have time for that with my exams and assignments but I do think they’re pretty decent. I can see that they value students’ opinions and never left their voices unheard. They are also always providing students with fun activities that can widen everyone’s knowledge and open their mind. For example, the upcoming TedxUSW talk that will be held in March.

The facilities in USW are great, even though it could’ve been better. The basics are there and they’re pretty decent for students to use. Lots of great staffs that are always happy to help the students when in need too.

The city life’s great with lots of entertainment that the students can go to whenever they have free time or just letting off some stress. Some shops and restaurants do offer students discounts which is pretty great and can save the students plenty of money to get school appliances like extra notebooks and pens or even a new bag.

I’m not too actively involved in this sector too but from what I gather based on my mates’ experiences, they’re pretty active in terms of organising fun, relaxing and yet beneficial activities for students to participate. Some of them even organise trips to go out of town and into the nature where students can release some stress and enjoy some fresh air.

The supports are great! The staffs are always available to talk if students need help for something. For example, there’s a facility provided by the uni where if the students have mental health issues, they can always talk to the person in charge. There’s also a facility provided for students who feel like they need to sharpen their language skills, especially English. Overall, the uni provides more than enough support for students so that whenever they feel lost, there’s always a place or someone that can hell them.

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