The worst aspect would probably be having to be taught online (but that's the pandemics fault not NTU's). All the tutors I've had have been great with a few exceptions. The uni life is great and anytime I've needed support the University have been really helpful and did not take forever to respond. Ultimately, I don't really have anything to complain about other than odd useless tutor!

Considering this is a Law degree for both my first and second year I've only had 6 hours of contact time. First year it was 6, 1 hour seminars and in second year it was 3, 2 hour seminars (because I did a half year). All the lectures have remained online which some people enjoy but it would have been nice to have been able to go to a lecture and meet other people. I know some people from NTU have had lectures back in person all of second year and others haven't had any like me. A couple of my tutors over the 2 years have not been the best teachers but I guess that depends on the style of teaching you as an individual enjoys.

NTU offers excellent facilities and resources to help students’ life better. The library has many resources and can be easily accessed, especially the staffs are very friendly and helpful in helping students locating materials.

The courses are taught in person and are very engaging. We have a total of 20 hours for each modules and the lecturers are incredibly nice and knowledgeable, and they are always welcome to help out whenever you need