There is great opportunity to discuss with competent lecturers and students from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and cultures. The bad side, there is limited accommodation makes it difficult for students. The university should provide support for off-campus accommodation, so that when the on-campus accommodation is full, students get a decent choice of accommodation outside the campus.

Some lecturers are able to create effective learning methods while other lecturers are still very difficult to combine lecturer classes, workshops and lab classes. It is very ineffective when programing lecturer held in the theater lecturer with so many student on it. For programming, lecturing is more suitable to be done online, while lab-class is better done in person.

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I think the campus is really nice and modern but can be confusing to navigate and the halls are a bit narrow. The support you are offered is extensive and someone is always there to help you which is reassuring. As an older student I have found it hard to make friends or meet other people which has been challenging.

As an older student I find it a bit more difficult to be left to study and complete work on my own as I was used to being taught in a classroom and guided through assessments and things, so having to be more independent and teach yourself has been a bit of a struggle for me. I feel that there isn't much time to speak to lecturers during the course as we only see them for maybe and hour a week which doesn't give much time for them to help everyone.

The campus and area around it is really picturesque and there is a lot for students to do. The university is just around a 10 minute drive from the town centre where they have lots of shops and places to go. There are also a lot of landmarks such as the Stirling Castle and Wallace Monument for people to see.