The best: I think the school library provides a machine specifically to help students who forget to bring their student cards into the library, which I think is really user-friendly and well thought out. The worst part: The road in front of the student dormitory is very uneven. When it rains, there will be deep water on the road in front of my dormitory. I have to step through the water.

The best: Each person has a personal tutor, which is very user-friendly and helps me adapt to campus life faster The worst thing: The teacher has limited class time and sometimes cannot finish the knowledge points

What I like most: The front desk is open 24 hours a day, no matter what time I go there is someone on duty. What I dislike the most: The water temperature of the hot water heater is very unstable. It is very cold at one moment and very hot at the other. The heating automatically turns off every 30 minutes. My room is always cold.

The best part of my university experience has been the entirely new perspective I've gained; studying abroad is a transformative journey that has allowed me to grow in ways I never imagined. On the other hand, the worst aspect has definitely been the British weather. The constant rain and grey skies can be quite a struggle, especially when you’re trying to stay motivated during a busy semester!

The course is delivered through a blend of online lectures and in-person lab sessions. The assessment is comprehensive, combining individual assignments, group projects, and formal exams. Our curriculum consists of six core modules—split into three per semester—and culminates in a master’s dissertation. For the thesis, each student is assigned a dedicated supervisor who provides one-on-one guidance throughout the research process.

What I love most is the location; it's a studio apartment just a five-minute walk from my classrooms, which is absolutely unbeatable for those early morning lectures. The price is very reasonable for the quality and convenience it offers. The only downside is that the living space is a bit cramped, but given how modern and well-equipped the facilities are, it’s a trade-off I'm happy to make.