ive had the time of my life and so happy I chose to study at Glasgow! everyone, including my teachers, are so so supporting! I felt right at home as soon as I joined and have found a new family in the teams and societies that I've joined. wouldn't trade Glasgow for the world!

They have work placements as part of your course, career fairs, and classes on interview skills, LinkedIn Support and much more

they're very hands on which is amazing! the teachers really care about me as an individual and want me to do well! I study in a small course so they really get to know you and know where to push you.

10

We are represented by our union so so well but its hard for societies to afford to survive in this current economic climate so it would be nice if we could receive some financial support like some other universities do...

amazing. and inclusive of all. having disabled access to nearly everywhere and loads of gender neutral bathrooms

The uni is so close to everything. If you can't find what you want in the West End then you can either walk or take a quick subway trip into the centre of town and find stuff there. There's often very little reason to leave the area surrounding the uni though because everything is pretty much here!

Glasgow has everything you could think of for societies and if not, its pretty easy to set one up! Its honestly amazing

the mental health support is lacking

Generally my experience has been very pleasant. The university itself has offered me many opportunities and ways in which to develop personally, as well as academically and career-wise. Where there are shortcomings to my experience, I find that they usually stem from things like cultural differences or my individual problems. I appreciate the university as a social space as well, giving me a chance to establish friendships and connections with like-minded people from all over the world.

In general, quite well. Helped me expand my interview skills, my graduate attributes and CV quality. Not sure if it prepared me for a job in my career field per se, though.

Their availability and approachability. For the course, it's the flexibility and the fact that everyone can find their area of interest and then focus on it.

I used to get involved but no longer do - mainly because of lack of time and energy. I think they do a stellar job of providing the students with a range of different entertainment choices and activities.

Comfortable distance for uni, good value for the price, manageable bills and enough space, in my bedroom and the communal areas. Would prefer a smaller bathroom with a shower cubicle instead of the big one we have with a bath.

Quite good. The library is large and organised, clean and available. The computer space can be lacking. There are many cafeterias and buffets on campus. Bathroom facilities are clean and high quality and so are parking spaces and bicycle stands.

Busy and enjoyable. There are many options to choose from every day, when it comes to entertainment, food or even services. The city offers some historical and cultural attractions and is full of opportunities for artists. The transport can be tricky and the bus system quite disorganised, and there are just a few subway stops so it sometimes gets unhelpful.

There is a large variety of them and all offer different levels of engagement, activities and ways of participating. The ones I got involved in were flexible and the membership was either free or very cheap. Some of the clubs focus on developing your skills while others are more socially-focused. Overall, everyone can probably find something that fits their preferences.

Good on both counts. The professors are approachable and willing to give you commentary on your preparation and performance. They also make sure you get information relevant to your course in due time and try to give you guidance when it comes to your individual studies. Similarly, there are other services focused on helping you, whether it be with your studies or more personal problems like counselling or medical help. One thing I found quite unhelpful, though, was when I registered for a counselling appointment and got a response some two months later. In my case, the problem could wait and wasn't too severe, but unfortunately that may not always be the case and I find that the service should be a bit more prompt in their support.