best thing is that I get a lot of support from PDC and get exposed to job opportunities and employability events worst thing is that I have to commute 3 hours to uni and back

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The best aspects for the university include the huge campus that we have. I would also say that I love the teaching style. For my course. It is a perfect mix of practical and group learning. The lecturers and the supporting staff are also very humble and supporting in always. There are also various clubs and societies that students can join and keep themselves busy throughout the course time a cherry on the top would be that the sports membership to play any sports is only £50 per year, which is pretty much affordable for anybody who is coming to study here. The campus also has access to supermarkets like Costcutter and Lidl. Students staying on campus accommodation, also get various benefits like laundry facilities and immediate help for flat related issues like plumbing, cleaning, etc Coming down to con, which is only one main issue; that the university is located almost 1 1/2 hour away from London city centre, which makes this place a little less crowded or in other words, one gets to see and interact less with locals over year or students from different universities.

Since I am pursuing masters of business administration (MBA), I expect more of practical learning and coursework submissions rather than examinations, and I am pretty much satisfied with the way of teaching and coursework submission as well. The classes are interactive involving solving case studies and other sort of group activities which intern helps us improve our skills while working in a group, and to learn how management and leadership roles go hand-in-hand. On the other hand, the teaching faculty also has enough experience in both work as well as the teaching career, which is definitely a great mix to teach the MBA students Though it’s not been a long time, since the course started, but at the moment, I get a sense that the career or the placement help wouldn’t be of grade use. Finally, at the end of the day, the student himself herself has to go out in the market and find a job. I’m expecting to get a lesser help in the matter when it comes to placements.

The residence halls at Brunel University are distributed amongst a large area starting from the reception of the campus. Till a back road. The whole walk from the reception to the Lost residence Hall would take around 10 to 15 minutes. Hence the campus is pretty huge which makes it an advantage, there are also various facilities available for people staying on campus, including laundry service and cleaning of common spaces every week. The only point, which disappoints is that for a small single room, the charges of the accommodations are pretty high