Best aspects are the teaching and the overall curriculum, infrastructure

It's really detail oriented and practical which will help me when I'll work I'm the industry

No

The modules and the assignments for each modules are pretty straight forward and clear to deliver no questions asked but shouldn't expect the lecturers to teach you skills from ground up. The skills that are needed for passing the courses. So best suggestion would be , choose your program very carefully and understand fully each modules requirements. If you are a professional in your field and have some experience and work samples, you won't be facing an issue here in Kingston university. The halls for students life is the best option you can take compared to private houses here in London. They are newly built, modern and equipped with furniture you need.

The best accept of it would be that it'll make students to put themselves in a real world situation to work as a group to finish a project and document the whole process as blogs. It'll teach you teamwork, decillion and time management. It also teaches you that no matter how good you think you are in your field, you still need to learn more and more everyday. The worst part of it would be that you are pretty much alone with your assignments, even if you don't have any experience in taks that they want to do, you have fulfill the project on your own without getting trained. And the fact that you must very very skilled full in this area of working otherwise you won't be able to get a job with a high expected salary as the government requires you of.

There's not much of nagtive points that I can think of. The uni's actually pretty close to our residence halls and also close to shopping center for your daily needs.

The fact that it's pretty close to university campus location you can get there to your classes under 20 minutes by walking. The rent that you are paying, 100% worth it. Because you're getting a nice and clean disciplined room that he's been cleaned a few times a week by half cleaners employees . And there is a vibrant diverse community of international and native students in halls that you can be in touch with and have parties and chat and talk and make new friends and spend some quality time with them. I can't think of many negative points. It just the rooms are a Little bit Small.