+ Good dedicated study and relaxation spaces for PhD students e.g. library. + Helpful university counselling service available. + Modern and new campus facilities. + Friendly and helpful staff (both academic and administrative support). + Great range of active SU clubs and societies. + Structured and supportive training for PhD students. - Doctoral training could be more individualised/ more opportunities.

Good doctoral training programme overall with involvement from academics who have expertise in various methodological approaches.

No

The University of Leicester is an incredible place to study. The facilities are incredible and I highlight a lot the genuine interest of the teachers to want to accompany the students in their academic process and provide feedback and personalised learning spaces. As for how it can be improved, I believe that the university must devise a way to get students to attend class without punishing non-attendance. Attendance is a result of motivation, motivation is not a result of attendance and should be treated as such. Interest should be encouraged through a more rigourous academic follow-up that allows prior diagnoses to be made at the end of the semester.

I really like the content of the classes, I think it's very complete. However, I would like the lectures to be a little more didactic and involve the student more. I think that many times seminars are too short spaces to be truly profitable. These should also be more dynamic.

The university accommodation is amazing, very complete, and makes you feel safe all the time. I think it would be good for the university to consider the possibility of having a supermarket-type store within the residence, thus facilitating being able to make emergency purchases if necessary. Supermarkets that are close to the accompanying are usually very expensive.