Queens is a great place to study because of its people. Here I met the nicest most professional in the areas of education and social justice. It has a fantastic library with a good access to so much knowledge. Also the uni gives really good financial support for PGR students, so many of my colleagues are getting scholarships. I think uni’s accommodation is quite pricey and leaves a lot of room for improvements, like the laundry facilities. Not all schools’ buildings are renovated and well equipped. Usually humanities suffer most in this sense, and their schools and departments look much less fancy

Well, I think teachers are really good in their fields and always know what they are talking about, overall. However, the overall structure of the course is too simple. It is just lecture format usually with very little assignments and active interaction during the class.

The accommodation is very pricy but also offers fully furnished rooms with lots of extra facilities (which is just fantastic). However, in terms of security I have some major doubts because the dorm area is fully accessible for everyone. It does not check ID or card. It mixes masters students and PhDs and mature students, which is also a decision that has some flaws. I think PhDs and masters students have totally different lifestyles and both might prevent each other from having a nice studying experience. Laundry facilities are totally awful, they are always crowded and become dirty very fast. I also have doubts if anybody cleans them after all.

It is great as the uni accommodates almost all students need

I mostly attend training and workshops. They were all great as they help me in my study and personal development